"Check this out!" Joe zipped, flushed, splashed his hands in the sink, then hurried out to the living room. "What?" he asked.Fred, Mitch, and Tom we...e gawking at the screen. "Look at those," Tom said, his words a little slurred from too much alcohol.Joe looked at the TV. He felt a shudder of dread - the camera was focused on the cheerleaders - and their tight sweaters. As the girls bounced and jumped, their boobs jiggled, and the guys were watching every bounce like it was the most. The difficulties were from missing the first class.Before we went back with the complete group I had to ask Ching Lee to back down a hair. She was trying to move her group along too quickly. There were certain moves and holds that they had to learn, no matter how long it took. Those holds and moves formed the foundation for the more advanced skills."These groups are not competing against one another. They are going to be competing one on one in a life and death battle with an unknown; we have. "Smells good." I figured you'd be down. Let me pour you a mug," replied Aunt Kayla with a gentle smile.A large gray cat jumped up on my lap. I began to rub Tully's head, as the cat settled in my lap."Thank you." I assume you have some questions," she stated, as she poured the tea."If I get into the group that has access to X-2, I may be forced to take it. What sort of effect would the drug have on me?" Amelia isn't sure. She's researching it now. Usually magically enhanced drugs don't work on. Everything seemed to be going right for me, which was not at all normal. Nothing went right for me normally, so I was a little suspicious."I'd be honored!" I agreed anyway."Great." He smiled. "I'm thinking by Wednesday we'll have the final decision on the captain and the alternates, but you'll be one of them."I nodded and took a drink of orange juice.********"Finally." I groaned as I stepped out of the school.I looked around, trying to spot the girls. They had promised to meet me outside and.