"Leave the girl. Go now and I'll let you live." He snarled.Agent B stepped back, bring the shotgun barrel up to the level of the man's chest and fired... He saw the man get blown off his feet, flying back about ten feet where he fell to the floor. He watched as the man put a hand to his chest and groaned."You'll pay for that." He coughed.Agent B turned and ran down the stairs, chambering another shotgun shell as he did so. Bursting from the stairwell on the ground floor, he made his way passed a. As we had our coffee we timed our leaving as James was leaving, as we walked out with him Donna said "You want a lift home", he said "Yes thanks", as we drove up to our house he said "I don't live up here" and Donna replied "We have to pop into ours for a bit", he said "Ok", as we sat in our house James asked for a drink, then he sat down on the sofa.Donna said "You know what to do", as she sat next to him he started to tell us about his life, he was 27, single, lived at home, doesn't have many. I know that was why I didn't press the issue of hisparents knowing my past - he'd already brushed me off more than oncewhen I raised the subject, and I was afraid I'd only antagonize him if Ikept nagging him about it. And I just couldn't bear the thought oflosing Mark. It would be a thousand times as painful as losing Julia!*****Did I mention that attending school as a girl went way better than Icould have hoped for? That was at least ONE bright spot. Oh sure, I gotlots of stares and snickers. ’ She shook her head. ‘This is very weird.’ ‘So, you`re not mad at me, then?’ ‘No, Brad, I`m not mad at you. But I am worried about who is sending these packages, and what that person`s intentions are.’ ‘Maybe it`s the guys at work, playing a prank on me. They can be such jokers sometimes!’ ‘Maybe,’ Kellie said, though she was far from convinced. Brad read the concern on Kellie`s face and kissed her forehead. ‘Listen, I`ll just tell the guys that the joke isn`t funny anymore and has to stop..