"It's your time to shine!" she told me, looking at me from head to toe.She rushed into the living room, and from the corridor, I heard hervoice."Ladie..., meet our new sister!" she announced."Here goes nothing!" I told myself, and as fast as I could on my heels,I opened the door and walked into the room where they were all waitingfor me.I thought they would laugh at me, or cheer, or joke. I was expectingnoise of some sort, but as soon as they saw me they went silent. Lisa'sjaw almost hit the. They clung to one another in their grief, barely able to stand. Most turned their heads away, not bearing to watch. They wore the white of mourning as well, but they also bore some new crest, a symbol in black which had not been seen before, on bands tied around their arms. In fact, a close look at the gathering would reveal that many in the crowd bore a similar device: the soldiers, the prisoners, the farmers. Not everyone, but enough that it would bear further questioning.On a high pyre lay. They were both attractive, they had good genes from their parents. Katie was developing into a very attractive woman, her breasts were getting larger and her hips wider. Nick couldn't really help but notice his sister wasn't looking much like a kid anymore. Neither of them had ever really dated before, there just wasn't time for that. They'd had some distant boyfriend/girlfriend types that you only said hi to in the halls at school, but never even the first kiss type. It was strange for. I should chase her and find out what's up. Sighing, she typed, "One moment please, Sir." Sure," Gary replied.Elaine hopped up from her computer chair and headed for the lounge room. Kendra was just leaving and they almost ran into each other."Sorry!" said Elaine with surprise."Hehe. It's okay. Going somewhere?" Kendra asked rhetorically."No, I just thought... Never mind." Come on. Spit it out." I... I just thought you wanted to ask me something." Don't be stupid," Kendra said, clearly for.