She is getting near the point whereshe will be made a manager of a small branch, or the assistant managerof a larger one, and she says that northern b...anches are hard to fill.She will work in Toronto for the next school year, so Mark can finishhis term down there, while you and I can stay up here." That sounds so cool. Is the bank in Terrace Bay a Royal Bank?" Alisonasked."I really don't know, and your mom wasn't sure. We are supposed to lookas we drive through in a few minutes. If it is, that. McGee said as she went over and gave him a hug of understanding. "It's okay, dear. We'll work something out with him. I will always love you no matter if you're my son or my daughter." Thanks." Tim said while sniffling. She was the only one that he let in on his secret because they had been best friends. "You always know just what to say to make me feel better about myself. You've always accepted me for who I was meant to be." He looked up at him still in tears. "I just hope that this will be. ” He shared about his mother’s shoe collection and obsession with the royal and semi-royal. “She keeps a scrapbook with pictures of all the great homes she’s received invitations to. A great many, actually, as mother is still a beauty and Da has a decent reputation as a bridge player.” Simon shared how his mother obsessed over the upholstery in “the lounge” and keeps the chairs and sofa covered with tattered sheets. They laughed and joked, and when we headed out, we stopped at the video. " "Uh, yes," said Paul, who was blushing so hard it looked like hehad a sunburn. A bad sunburn. "Why? No!" he corrected, even though it hurt his head. "You wantto do it because... because you want to be a girl?" Tom guessed. "I dunno," said Paul, and he was going to explain when Tom held uphis hand. "That's good. Now..." They walked down the stairs to the Trough, known to schoolofficials and parents as the dorm cafeteria. Tom was having a hard timeexplaining things to.