I was a girl onceyou know, and I survived school with only a few minor scars to show for it.Besides, we've been through this a thousand times since Sa...urday and we canhardly go back now. There would be too many questions to answer"."You might have gone through school as a girl Lou, but you were never a manwere you! You didn't have the years of baggage that I'm carrying and youexpected nothing else - you were brought up to it"!"Okay, I'll give you that but it won't be so bad once you get used to. A burly driver was my tour guide as he drove me through the back streets in a town called St: Kilda. We arrived at what was once a warehouse; but recent renovation now made it look like a restaurant. “Take your clothes off and wait here” were my orders as soon as I entered reception. It had a very impressive interior; the long red curtains draping the windows matched the warm plush purple carpet. The creative decor made my clothes seem like a bunch of rags. There was a girl attending the old. Also, my aunt and uncle partially raised me, along with Relkan, my hunting mentor."He nodded and smiled. "I know more about your life than my own," he said. "And I am very glad to know your life, Nadia."The laughing countenance of Gavin flashed across her vision and she winced. Gavin's eyes took on a worried look. "Are you well?" he asked. "You seemed a bit put out there for a moment."She had hoped he had not seen the expression on her face, but obviously he had. "Just a sore muscle in my leg,". I stopped in my tracks and spun around. I didnt want to ruin the surprise, but I was definitely curious as to what these rascals had dreamed up. I could hear some shuffling and a few whispers before Jennie spoke again. Ok Mike, you can turn around. Erin had picked up the cake and quietly exited the kitchen. When I turned back around the counter was clear and Jennie was standing there looking like she had just finger banged Hillary Clinton in a broom closet before a press conference. The shit.