Now I'vealready called your parents and..."I interrupted. "Sir, if this is about what happened in dodgeballyesterday, it was just a hard hit. I'm okay...its no big deal."Confused, he responded, "Excuse me? What happened in dodgeball?"Now I was the confused one. "Wait... This wasn't about me getting hurtin dodgeball?" What? No, it wasn't. What happened in dodgeball? More importantly howbad did you get hurt?"Now I was totally confused if this wasn't about me, but unfortunately,I've now made it. " Her wry smile did little to hide her inner torment."Everything OK? You don't look yourself."Emma sighed… she looked exhausted and forlorn. "Well…"She didn't tell me there and then. But I later found out that, after investing in a large house on a leafy street, Emma found out her husband of three months had fucked her best mate the night before their wedding.Emma kicked him out and was now a broken woman with a shit load of problems.But I also felt she kicked me out, because we barely talked. *****************Continuity notes (original): The Catwoman who appears in this story is the version of the characterwho, a year after CRISIS ON INFINITE EARTHS (1985), first appeared inFrank Miller's 'Batman: Year One' in BATMAN #404-407 (1986) and in a 4-part mini-series of her own the following year. She did indeed start outas a bisexual dominatrix and prostitute (and, yes, she was a smoker).This backstory was later quietly dropped. In 1993, the Jim Balent versionof Catwoman - the. Jessica's deck, which isn't actually hers, I built using every weak card I could find, with the bare minimum of mana included. Even a seasoned pro would be hard placed to win using it. We don't shuffle first, which would obviously ruin my draw order, nor do we cut and restack each other's decks. Both of which you're supposed to do.Emma, poor unsuspecting girl, looks super keen to play and remains keen the whole game, listening intently as Jessica talks her through each turn, pointing out which.