Sadly, I haveno choice over who I spend it with..."Good morning, Kayleigh-Ann," mum says as I sit down at the breakfasttable and stare dejectedly at m... bran flakes."Morning," I say, desperately trying not to sigh."What do you have planned for today?" Mum asks."Nothing really," I reply. "Maybe get some homework done..." I pause,fully expecting mum to now tell me exactly what I'll be doing today."Well I hope you'll learn your lines as well," mum says, making me slylynod my head. "You need to be. I left the block and walked around to get a cold drink from Doris, there was no sign of the girl anywhere which was not unusual. Doris was in a happy mood; she does a good trade from her little kiosk there.Now Doris is a pleasant lady, probably mid 60’s at a guess and always looks reasonable for her age, she lost her husband a couple of years ago and her little kiosk was her life, she wanted to keep active.I had built up a good rapport with her and we always shared a joke, quite often a saucy. “Edna, Cherry. It’s good to see the both of you,” the blonde-haired woman says as she walks over to our table. “When are you two going to join my wolf pack?” “Thanks for the offer Trixsis, but you know my loyalty will always be with the Tribe,” Cherry says. “You know your tribe is always welcome with us,” Trixsis says. “I’ll let them know,” Cherry says. “So what’s your excuse this time, Edna?” Trixsis says as she turns her attention over to my mama.“You know I always ride solo,” Edna says.. He told Michelle that she could go, he figured he could sit around the office a little if he needed to." That's an improvement," Crystal nodded, "But he needs to be back on the river." That's what we think," Jeff smiled. "So, night before last, Michelle was at her martial arts practice and pulled a shoulder muscle. Her arm is in a sling." Damn," Crystal shook her head. "That shoulder stuff hurts." Michelle no more hurt her shoulder than I had a baby," Jeff grinned. "We set it up to put him.