Which would mean that I had to dress up as a witch.Crossdress in more detail than never before.It took her less than a week to wear me down. I mean I ...new why shewanted to do it. Not because she was enthusiastic about the manuscript.Hell, I honestly believed it was a prop she made herself. No, it was herway of trying to cheer me up. I had loved our Witch Club when I was akid. Back then before it got awkward. In fact, it never really left me.To this day I have a small rubber witch on my. . a few hundred times this week,” after which he looked at Gracey and me and grinned.By then, the rest of the family had arrived at the foyer. After the round of hugs, both families gathered on the deck where Dad had just lit the coals. Unlike yesterday, it was already fairly warm and heading toward 70 degrees.Jeff said, “We have an announcement, which is something of a birthday present for Civia.”I went through some rapid cogitating, then raised my eyebrows in question and hope.“What, Dad?. ’ Jamie replied nervously.‘Could you put each one in turn onto the belt please?’ She asked. Jamie did as he was asked, the lady tagged both their bags and sent them down the belt. The lady then tapped on the computer for a few more moments while Jamie and Lily waited anxiously. They both then breathed a sigh of relief when she printed two boarding passes and handed them to Jamie with their ID’s.‘Will you be needing assistance to board?’ She asked while looking at Lily.‘As long as I can take her. Then Miss Crump showed us a picture of that statue of David, without a fig leaf in front of it." I've only seen pictures too," Opie said, blushing. "Of girls, I mean." His mind raced to the magazines Barney used to keep rolled up behind the toilet tank in the bathroom at the courthouse.Mary Lynn's head ducked under water. Opie glanced around, looking for her swimming somewhere, but she reappeared right where she had gone under.Mary Lynn brushed her hair back out of her face."Where'd you go?".