"I stared at Jenaveve's back when she stood up and went to hang out with her cheerleader friends."She seems a lot smarter suddenly," I said."It's conf...dence," Gianna told me. "Having Magic is giving her the confidence to be herself. She doesn't care what the cheerleaders or popular kids think anymore because she has power outside of them. After banging you, she has more power than they will ever have unless those bitches go ass up in front of you too!"I didn't like the way Barbie looked at me.. "She was fired. My father's boss was fired. The insurance companies covering both businesses paid my mother nearly ten million dollars covering the lawsuits and both businesses were closed due to the scandal. I think my father made about five million in his lawsuits. The marriage did not survive."Ami wrapped me up in a hug. I sat there letting tears run down my face. I never spoke of that one year. Not even Janet had heard the whole story, only that I had some painful relationships that left me. Her dress came down to mid-calf, but the slit on one side had shifted, exposing one silk stocking clad leg above the knee. She wore heels with a strap around her ankles. Her features were slightly shaded by the hat and veil she wore.Sam rose from the chair and circled around to the front of the desk. The left hand fumbled for the ashtray, crushing the cigarette without looking. A quick hop and the figure was seated again, this time on the front of the desk. His other hand tipped the hat up onto. ’ ‘This life would have come with its own challenges, kiddo.’ I put the machine back in my pocket. I noticed a dish of fancy chocolate candies sitting on a table in the next room. I couldn’t resist. ‘You eat too much,’ Molly scolded me. ‘You’re going to get diabetes or have a heart attack.’ I shook my head as I bit into one of the candies. ‘Nope, my health doesn’t change. That’s a perk of my job.’ ‘Is that why you smoke so much? You can’t get cancer?’ ‘I smoke because it makes my breath smell.