Im really hurt but I love you too much to lose you." "Aw your the best girl ever leah, Im so lucky." I replied. "Yeah well i have something I have to ...ell you" "What?..." "Well..um...call me" "Okay." I went through my contacts and called Leah. The phone rang a couple times and she picked up. "Hello" "Hey baby what was it you was wanting to tell me?" "Nothing" "No tell me NOW Leah." I said with a frustrated voice. She got quiet. Lots of things were going through my mind as to what she wanted to. She was wearing a wild red wig, a scarf, and clothes that had gone out of style twenty years earlier. She was wearing bright pink blush and killer red lipstick. Sean would have bet that she was wearing green eye shadow, but it was hard to tell since her eyes were covered by a cheap pair of sunglasses. Barely able to keep his laughter under control, he asked, “What are you wearing?”“A disguise,” his mother answered. She turned in place and asked, “Do I look like me?”“Yes,” Sean answered.“I’m not. You talk about confusion! The folks from Rhode Island could not understand the Texans. The Aussies and the Irish did not fare any better.Word came down that John K. had called the meeting. On the day of the meeting, he was nowhere to be found. In fact, no one had seen him since the Half Moonies were extracted. It was like he just vanished. There were over three hundred folks who wanted to attend on our ship Unfortunately the biggest room on the ship only had room for one hundred and some of the. I strained for the sound of her footsteps.There were hundreds of footsteps echoing through the air. The warren of side streets around the buildings bustled, too. Boots thudded on the cobblestone. The slap of bare feet echoed. Soft-soled slippers whisked. Even wooden shoes clattered. I strained for the thief’s bare feet running. The quick slap-slap.Rising out of the cacophony, my ears identified a pair of slapping steps to my right. I changed my direction of running. I leaped over another short.