"Exactly. She needs a backbone. That's what I always say to Annie whenshe's upset about something or other, which happened more than I'd haveliked at ...irst." Such as, when?" When I first had her live and work as a woman full-time, when we agreedthere was no going back to being a boy." Oh Annie," I said, feigning exasperation, "you kicked up a fuss aboutthat of all things? Mum and I get along as women full-time just fine." That's what I said, too. You remember when she first came to live withme?. Push the vehicle to where the wind would flow down the tube leading to the turbine that powered the generator and it would begin recharging immediately. As soon as there was enough power to move the vehicle, the charging rate increased exponentially. Hell, you could push it off down a hill and generate enough power to move slowly until the batteries had more charge.The major drawback to the vehicle was speed. They could only get about 105 MPH out of it! A race car it was not. The electric motor. " You're going to be so angry with me," she blubbered. "I'm so sorry ... This isn't how it was supposed to turn out." She sobbed. "And, now I'm in trouble with Paul..."He sat on the sofa. "Molly -- Does this have to do with Brittney?" Yes," she sobbed. "You're going to yell at me..." I'm not angry with you. I don't know what I am -- disappointed comes closest ... disappointed and hurt, but I'm not angry. I'm disappointed you lied to me about this." Oh, God, Ben..." If you were trying to resolve. On the next night, Saturday, Judy was taking her break at the bar when Mark came up to her. He had a slip of paper in his hand with some writing on it. "This is my address," he said, passing it to her. "I'm having a little party tonight. Make sure you're there."Judy looked at the address and smiled at him. "Sure, Mark, anything you want."After work she drove to his house outside of town. It was a large three story house with a pool in back. The yard was hidden from the neighboring houses by a.