Flathead, hex, andPhillips. Very small heads." All right," the young man on the other end said. Tyler could hear himtapping away at a screen on the ot...er end of the phone. "We'll see whatwe can do." And some anti-static sleeves." Tyler took the uncased puller up in hisdainty hand and looked at it closely. "Five of them." Five anti-static sleeves," the receptionist said. "Great." And five padded envelopes. And enough postage to get each envelope toEarth."The receptionist stopped tapping away.. It's so hard tolisten to that, day after day. They have no idea how much work it is orhow physical cheering is." Maybe they're jealous because you spend more time around thecheerleaders," Lana suggested. "Did you think of that?" Hmmph!" Will snorted. "All the girls are interested in is the jocks onthe field. They don't pay much attention to me." Well, they don't know what they're missing, then."Will wished that Lana wasn't going steady with Trevor Powell. They'dbeen friends for too long. “And this is my wife, Susan.”She had moved up beside me, and shook his hand.“Come on in,” she said.“Thank you,” he said, stepping across the threshold. “My wife sent me over here to invite you two over to our house.”Susan and I looked at each other, a little puzzled.“We were out of town on vacation when you moved in,” Ray explained. “We feel like we need to welcome you to the neighborhood.” He looked from me to Susan. And I noticed he was looking her over pretty well, checking out her. I walked down the hall until I heard sobbing coming from one room. I softly knocked on the door and the sobbing stopped instantly. A pause and then the door opened just a crack."Karen? Can I come in honey?" I asked sweetly."I'm a mess. You don't want to see me," she said. I pushed the door open slowly peeking around it carefully. Karen was standing in the middle of the room with her back towards me and her face in her hands. I came into the room slowly and came up behind her."Karen, sweetheart,.