Now it is almost upon us. I believe this is the longest I have stalked any game."Djai's smile brought back visions of the plains warrior he once had b...en, and Colin couldn't help but catch some of his excitement in the coming conflict. That didn't last very long, however. The sims had been too realistic for him to have illusions about how the coming battle would go, and this time, when people died, they would not come back to life as the sim ended."All right," Colin nodded as if to confirm that. I trundled down one aisle after thenext, far too nervous to look up and read the signs advertising thecontents of each row. When I found the tampons, I didn?t know whattype I needed. I hadn?t even realized there were different types. Igrabbed a box at random, hating myself for being in the store andloving where I was. I was terrified. I was exhilarated. I cycledbetween wanting to run to the safety of my car and spending a fewextra minutes looking at the makeup. When I finally settled on. "Tom frowned."No memories, Tom, remember?" I said.He laughed riotously.When he settled down, I said, "Am I scheduled to coach anything else for the rest of the school year?" You'll have some free time during basketball season, but you're coaching the track team."Great, that's just great, I thought sarcastically. I know less about track and field than I did about football when I found out I was the head football coach. "Will I have an assistant coach?" I said."You bet," Tom said. "Pick anyone. But I love this. It is beautiful, and you are sweet." I pulled him into a deeper kiss, then finally sat up and lifted my hair so he could put the chain around my neck. It nestled perfectly into the hollow of my throat. He stroked it with his fingers as he kissed me again, and I purred.Pulling away once we were both breathless, he gestured to the mess of papers I had scattered on the table near the door. I reached over and grabbed them, showing them to Alistair. He read my letters, asking me.