Do you have anything you'd like done before I go away?" Yeah, I think so. Let me check and I'll bring it down."She nodded and disappeared down the sta...rs. When I turned back to peek into the brat's bedroom, they were both stood in the doorway watching me."Hi Joe," Kimberly purred, seductively."It's Jack," I corrected."Aw, come on," she pouted, rubbing her hand up my chest. "You used to be a soldier didn't you? Who ever heard of a G.I. Jack?"Her teasing grin drew one from me."Oh, I don't know,". .." Now is not ze time to be talking shop. I am curious about ze sorts of projects zat involve you." Right now I have one graduate student. We're working on deciphering a twelfth-century palimpsest." Palimpsest -- qu'est qe c'est?" It's a parchment that's been erased and overwritten," Rick explained."Oh, oui, oui I recall ze term now. Please continue..." Parchment was expensive in the twelfth century ... it still is. Scribes often scraped the ink from older documents and re-used the stuff.. " Do we know who this young lady is?" Principal Smith said just as the lady turned to lie back down. As she did, her hair fell back to reveal her face to him. "Oh god, I'm sorry," he said sadly.At that moment the test kit dinged and turned green. "It's MORFS," Miss Jordan said as she removed the test pack and began resetting the device. "This girl needs to go to the clinic right away."Allan looked over at him. "Its Wendy Gerrish isn't it?"Principal Smith nodded. "Yes, it is. And I know her. She and the sales ladywould just smile, thinking it was a phase. But the phase had lasted andnot gone away. James had been sent home with notes from the schoolinforming his parents he had been found combing thru the lost and found onnumerous occasions, always taking girls hair bows and jumpers. James'father had of course, "donated" some extra money into whatever charitydrive was going on, to make the matters end there, but it didn't solve theproblem.Finally, the school had enough, and they.