Shadows around Beth alerted her to something else going on but with so much to think about, Beth could not quite make out what was happening. Surely t...ere wasn’t another guy in the room, was there? Beth sighed in relief as the shadows moved away from her, motionless for a while before moving again as though getting a better look. Noises, small tones or bleeps as though someone was playing with an electronic gadget hit their ears, even the guys could sense something but no one really cared,. All my friends do," she smiled.I was done for. If she had me this morning, I was a complete captive tonight. "Tish it is, then," I said, breathing a sigh of relief."Do you come here often, Ozzie?" Tommie asked."No ... not really. I was a bit tired this afternoon and decided to goof off tonight. I'm working on a bit of a project right now," I explained."Oh ... is it work related?" Tish asked, apparently quite interested."No ... not at all. I ... uh ... well ... it's a puzzle I'm trying to. Not only that, but our roles are reversed now. She's under my thumb! And apparently everyone is right. Payback really is a bitch.She must be wondering just how much of this she can stand. Her mind is probably working feverishly, trying desperately to think of some way to return her life to the way things were before everything blew up in her face yesterday.She cannot be pleased with the way things have turned out. I don't doubt that she's still in shock after having to spend a large part of the. "I don't hate you, you know," Matt said. "That's good to know," I replied. "I just don't need another mother," Matt remarked. "I'm glad you and my dad are happy though, except maybe in the bedroom," Matt commented with a smile. "That's fine too," I rebutted. "Really," Matt said as he stepped away from me and turned around and fiddled with his jeans. "Does he make you scream," Matt asked as he let his baggy jeans fall to the floor. "I don't think that's any of your business," I said while.