95."Unbelieveable, thought Emily. I can't believe I scored that high. Sarah turned around, quite jealous, but wanted to offer her congradulations."Goo... job" she said to Emily. "You're really catching on." Thanks" Emily replied."Would you like to get together and study sometime?" Sarah asked. "I mean...since you do know this stuff. Math has never been my thing." Sure...are you free tonight?" Emily answered with a smile."Yeah, I am. You can ride home with me after school if you'd like." Sounds. "Beer's great, thanks."As she bent down to pull two beers from the refrigerator door, a necklace slipped out from her shirt, a gold pendant on a long chain. "Nice necklace," heremarked."Thanks," she said, handing him one of the beers. "I got it on a dig." She chuckled. "I like saying that because it makes it sound like I unearthed it out of some mysterious ancient temple or something. Actually a local sold it to me in a bazaar. It's fake, of course." She held it up for him to get a closer. " I'm not too sure why they went to Warsaw, anyway. Mike said that he had someone he wanted to see." I know," Jackie replied, a slight bit of exasperation creeping into her voice. "There's some guy over there that used to run dog teams, and they went over to pick his brains. Any one of these days, I expect to look out the kitchen window and see a couple of dozen dogs, while Mark's studying maps of Alaska." To tell you the truth, I'm getting a little worried about Mike. He was reading Jack. So much sothat when he was formally introduced to Harvey he coquettishly pretendedto be unsteady in his 5 inch heels and needed the gentleman's support. Iwas obviously delighted to see him developing such deliciouslymanipulative little traits. So after her date had gallantly offered himhis arm and guided him to his seat the evening started with Champagneand smalltalk on the couch where Joyce was again absolutely perfect,sexily crossing her shiny stockinged legs, timidly fluttering his.