"That's very like your sword, Roberta! It IS your sword! And it's your belt too! I see your number etched on it! How did your uniform get here?" It wa... hidden here after I was drugged and robbed. " replied Roberta. "See that sachet? That's what is left of the drug they used to poison my food. The stupid women were afraid to be seen disposing of them so they hid them here. Also the witch who prepared the potion wanted the evidence to always be where you have found it. Don't ask me why! I can. When he told me to leave him the hell alone I turned around and headed for the bathroom, tears welling up in my eyes as I went. I turned the shower on and stripped my clothes. I set it on warm and stepped into the tub. I cried for about 15 minutes, before I actually took a shower. You know I don't know of a better way to calm you down. I looked my self in the mirror and decided that this had to end today. If it didn't it would ruin my marriage. So I slipped on a pair of pink cotton panties that. I think maybe Lynette did, too, but she never talks about things like that. I'm not as good as they are." They are all older than you are, but if my vote counts, you are indeed something special." They all speak about you, Jim," Merry said. "The cheerleaders, I mean."I laughed. "I know they do. Just don't repeat their stories to me."Merry laughed back at me. "June and Lynette already told me that," she explained."Is my bicycle still in the shed?" I asked."Are you leaving already?" Merry asked,. . who's there?" A cautious voice called back."My name's Sar'ha, I'm the lady you saw in the small room, do you remember me?" I said to the girlNatalie nodded but she didn't answer me with words."Won't you talk to me?" I asked her gently."Mum says you don't exist, you're just something I made up!" Natalie whispered."Mothers don't know everything, my name is Sar'ha." I said still trying not to frighten the girl"Sarah? I like that name." Natalie said with a smile I didn't correct her."Now shall we.