As we'll alsoknow if you try to make your way here in any type of footwear other thanyour new shoes. We will swap them from time to time, but until we...sayotherwise, you are going everywhere in high heels. Got it, Katy?"The emphasis on the name was just that last twist of the knife. As myexpression must have told her, I was already starting to run through theimplications of what she'd just said - and not liking them one littlebit. But there was only one thing to say. "Yes Miss Everett ... I. It had been a hard morning of basketball practice on the court. She was thinking of lunch, and how the new moves for the team, just might win them the championship, when a sudden loud noise shattered the silence. She looked up to see a ... something ... that was bigger than four tractor-trailer rigs, flying overhead ... Flying? Without wings? It began to land in the Darrell K. Royal - Texas Memorial Stadium. Quickly, she joined the crowd heading that way to see the huge thing. They all came to. Meg made it her mission to teach me how toproperly play with baby dolls like a toddler. I was pretending to'nurse' one from my nonexistent breasts like them when Megan and Addyboth showed up to pick us up.Meg stood up for the first time that day and ran to Megan saying."Mommy!!! Look who came to daycare today!"Megan picked her up and laughed. "I know munchkin, her mommy called meto see where you go!"I walked over to Addy, cognizant of the pretty wet diaper thatsurrounded my waist. She picked me. His face dropped.“Well, this is embarrassing. I’m so sorry about that. I guess it’s a habit to come here. This was my dorm last year,” Steven said.I stretched a little and said, “No worries. But how did you get into my dorm anyway?”He gave a sheepish grin, “I may have lost the key last year and never returned it after I found it this summer. They need to convert to electronic keys so that if this happens they can delete the key from their systems.”I scratched my head and said, “That sounds like.