“No. She has cheer practice, Elsa and Elsie too. Both teams are getting ready for Friday’s game, and Amara still has to learn the routines.”Pip ...norted.“Yeah. Like she doesn’t already know them all perfectly.” she replied with a hint of jealousy in her voiceI raised an eyebrow at her tone.“Oh, don’t get me wrong. I love her like a sister, but she’s just too goddamn perfect,” Pip explained with no actual malice.“And there must be something in the water wherever you grew up, because you and your. Don't get your hopes too high, but Homer and I will try to help you get through this. Good bye for now."Much to everybody's surprise, Imhab was still going strong after two months. At this point, rumor had it that I was powerful enough to raise the dead if I really wanted to. Dear God, I wish that were true! Chief Umgallah was wasting away, and there was nothing that I could do about it. I didn't even know what was wrong with him. I was afraid to call in the quacks who call themselves doctors. She answered on the third ring.“Hello?” Her voice sounded like honey, sensual and innocent at the same time, it made Danny even harder. “Hi Lara. This is Uncle Danny. I was just calling to check in, I’m on my way out of town and wanted to make sure you didn’t need anything before I go.” Danny thought this sounded plausible, she was after all a long way from home. He watched her window closely hoping to catch a glimpse of her; she had disappeared all together.“Uncle Danny!” Lara’s voice was full. It pulled up and and out stepped Mia. Her long blonde hair was pulled into a loose bun, a wide stylish pair of sunglasses covered her eyes. She wore a simple white tee-shirt, dark tight fitting jeans, and a pair of black and yellow pair of sneakers. Slowly Mia made her way up to the door and just before she could knock, Jenna ripped the door open."Good, you came and you're early. Get in here," Jenna said as she moved aside. Mia stepped in and a look of realization crossed her face. She had seen.