The narrow streets were lined with Christmas decorations. ‘I’m really looking forward to the Junkanoo festival,’ I told Bill when we stopped for...a drink. We’d also seen the festival on our first trip. It was held on Christmas and New Year’s Day and was comparable to carnival in Spanish countries. But the brightly colored costumes and hypnotic African dances could set my blood on fire like nothing I’d experienced in my life. The festival always started at some ungodly early morning hour so Bill. .."Brianna laughed, her belly jiggling up and down. In response, the sperm in her womb gurgled and swelled, and she winced in pain. She was starting to feel like a shaken soda bottle.Mandy sat up and looked at Charlotte. "Well helloo, nurse!" she called."Hello yourself!" Charlotte said, her face breaking into a goofy grin. "You'll never believe what I can do now!"She went into the next room and they heard a faucet running. A minute passed and Charlotte returned with a bucket of water. She. She was, Harry concluded, in every way both ordinary and extraordinary. In truth, Harry thought, he was probably a little in awe of her, which made him want to reach out and hold on to her tightly, even more.Harry knew that he was also very lucky to have grown up knowing intelligent, strong-willed and grounded women, such as Molly Weaseley, Ginny, Hermione, and even Professor McGonagall. How different his life might have been if he had only had the likes of the seemingly vacuous Petunia. The matter?” Margie asked Hector and Cassie, truly horrified by the dramatic turnaround in their attitudes.“Our ... brother just called ... and told us that our parents ... have been killed ... in a car wreck. Mom, Dad ... Aunt Haley ... and Aunt Michelle! All gone ... our parents ... are gone. We had four wonderful parents, and now they’re gone forever! All at once ... just like that!” Hector blurted as much as he could through his tears and Cassie’s.“He hasn’t hung up, yet,” Cassie pointed.