"Why, do you want a baby?"No, I'm not nearly ready. I have enough trouble taking care of myself, and now I have to keep you happy and satisfied. I was...just wondering, that's all." Can I ask you something else?" Sure, what is it?" What happened to Eddie?" Why do you ask? Is he important to you?" No, he was just a guy I met, I was just wondering." Well, Eddie became a problem, and now he's not a problem any more." Will he ever come back here for me?" No."Neither spoke for a long while.Then Sharon. I had never really played cards before–my family regarded them as sinful. I was amazed at Eves dexterity with the cards, no doubt evidence of her misspent youth. She dealt every hand, and really knew her stuff. Watching her was almost like watching a magician. I had the worst luck imaginable. Against all the laws of probability in a game of chance, I was the only one who lost, and I lost every hand. With each loss, all the others giggled like they were in on a joke of some kind. Piece by. Marque,as she called herself stared at the view in the mirror.A 9/10 teenager stood where he once stood, with a thin waist but veryshapely in both rear and front. Short, spunky blonde hair and a set oficy blue dark eyes and a small nose perfected it all. Her cheeks werethick, bright red and full of life."All right you two, time to take a bath..." Marque headed over to thebathroom, gently teasing and prodding at her chest and pelvis, whom inreturn were responding with all sorts of signals and. His body was well muscled, but wiry, sometimes making him appear skinny. But all of the boys in his classes knew otherwise, for Artie Nelson could outrun, out throw, and out jump the best of them.Picking up Linda's taunt, Artie stepped forward and lifted her petite body in his arms, carrying her like a doll. "Which way to the pleasure palace?" he asked. Then, because he already knew the way, he began walking toward the room with the waterbed. Jan looked up from Henry's embrace, and saw her.