We still need more people, we need more ships and we need to mass produce them like we did in World War Two." Jen sat down in the spare chair Lynn poi...ted out, and fastened herself into it, as Lynn started the take-off procedure. Within minutes, they were lifting off and heading for the ship. She looked down on the disguised base, and could see where the landscape was shattered into a field of debris, stretching for almost ten miles."Shit! He really did blow up a mountain! I need to talk with. My mother, Jas, was an office secretary. A typical office lady, she handled administrative matters and assisted her boss. Because of her years of experience working with that company, she was highly valued and even did the accounting despite having no formal training.Her long silky black hair that extended to the middle of her back was what had inspired me to let my hair grow. Possessing doe-eyes and small pink lips that never seem to be chapped, she looked much younger than her actual age.. Janet Green was the second most popular girl at New Vista High School. She had everything: looks, sex appeal, brains, friends, pleasant manners, social graces, affluence, influence and confidence. The eleventh grader was sweet sixteen, sexy and bit sassy. Everyone loved and admired the girl with the golden glow.If they only knew! Her glow hid a glower; her smiles masked a sinister smirk; and under her demur demeanour dwelt a desperate desire to destroy and disgrace her arch rival, Penelope. Perhaps my brains hadn't been stirred by the exchange, but Iwas beginning to think hers had. "Swap us back." I can't." What do you mean 'can't'?" I said, fighting to keep my voice fromrising any higher. "You obviously were the one who switched us.Otherwise, why apologize before you did it?" I pointed at myself andthen at him again. "So, put us back where we belong."Now it was his turn to sigh. "I can't. The drug in that dart isn'tjust to knock me out. It's to keep me from Hopping." Hopping?" I.