Phoebe left with Rowan; it was interesting to see how her behaviour changed. With me, she'd been quiet, cuddly. As she left with Rowan, she was all li...ely adolescent, skipping, giggling. She was having fun; I wondered why the difference?Debbie tucked under my arm and we made our way back to our bed. I suppose I need to explain something, though it would be better if you read 'The Trees' first. The magical world we were perforce a part of has very different rules. Intimacies are normally. "Whoa, dude." he trailed off.On the blue half of the screen stood none other than Kevin himself. The gamehad somehow gotten down every last detail of Kevin's body, from his shortbrown hair to the big freckle on his left cheek. The on-screen Kevin wasstanding with the same relaxed posture Kevin was accustomed to, and even hadhis thumbs in his pockets in Kevin's typical way. The name "Kevin" hadappeared above his head in the plain white lettering. On the red side, thescreen now said, "Awaiting. ”Jerry whispered the question and received a single word response: “Yes,” before he went to find Hanna in the library.“Ready for some shopping?”“Sure, I did say so. Where are we going?”“A place called Pull my Chain. You’ll find it interesting.”They contacted Uber and were dropped off at the store. After being paid, the driver made a call. “I dropped them off at the Pull My Chain.”Jake smiled and made a call.When they entered the store, Jerry’s eyes widened and he squeezed Hanna’s. I put my license back in my wallet. The old man from before wasn't here, but at least I had a pocketful of quarters, my pantyhose and there were gay videos to watch in the viewing booths, so it wasn't a total loss."Have fun kid," I heard from behind me as I went behind the curtain.Two of the six doors to the booths were closed, a little red light indicating their occupancy. I walked down the hall into the last booth, next to the occupied booth I had used the last time. I fished out some.