Lauren and Peter had bagged up all of her parent’s clothing and run them off to the Salvation Army thrift store, then had thought long and hard abou... what remained. They talked it over with Heather and decided what would end up in storage, what she would take, and what would be left over. This was the majority, and they decided that as soon as the weather improved, they would run a combined garage sale between the two homes, for as many weekends as it took to clean things out. Lauren would need. That should do the trick for now. The Crown Court trial won't be for ages and we can all give our evidence then"And so the three became two again."Hope she does rejoin us, Jessica. She's a sweet girl and I'm really going to miss her" Me too. I wish we hadn't been so beastly to her! We must be nicer when she comes back" If she comes back" said Gwendoline sadly. "When she's got her clothes back on and had a few nice warm nights with Jason, and got used to regular hot meals she won't want to come. Part of me felt the same way.Before anything else, I described this to Jordan.She smiled. "Good. That means you're close to completion." She noticed my confused expression and rolled her eyes. "I mean that with one or two more Fonti, you'll have all you need."I guffawed and pointed at the door. "I can't stop touching her."Jordan licked her lips and nodded. "I know." Then she reached out and ran her fingers along my cheek.I didn't jump her, but I snatched at her hand to press it into my skin.. ” Emily answered. She looked scared.“Merely good?”“Very good?”“From the expression on your face I’d say it was more like outstanding.”“Yeah. That’s a good word to describe it. I heard about you and him. Is it true? No wait, I know the answer to that.”“It seems Jay has a talent.”“I’m sorry.” Emily apologized.“Don’t be, Emily. I know how it feels.”“Oh God. I’ll never live this down.” I lamented. The two were talking about me and now I knew that the reputation the cheerleaders were talking about.