She was the youngest of them, but she and Kalliste had bonded when Kalliste learned that Courtney liked baseball. "I know they can't rely on Sosa to c...rry the team, but you have to admit there's something exciting about a walk-off home run." It should never have gotten to that point." Kalliste slid into the booth and pushed all of the empty glasses to the edge of the table. "Pitching, defense and hitting--you've got to have all three. The Cubs have hitting, but this year their defense and. I couldn't feel the muscles that I'd once used to keep mybladder in check. Everything seemed to have been replaced by somethingdifferent and, even though I was still to conduct a thorough examinationof myself, everything seemed to be pointing downward. Gravity itself hadsuddenly become my enemy. I curled my toes for long periods, then triedbouncing from foot to foot in a desperate attempt to hold things in.Finally, I began to hunch over slightly, my hands moving instinctivelytowards my. " Yeah, you'll get tired of wearing them sooner or later." "So what do you want to do?" Jessie asked. He felt a little uncomfortablebeing in the same room with such a pretty girl. He always thought ofhimself as the man but his nerves were getting the better of him."Well I think I should give you a makeover," Ashley replied as she pulledout her makeup box."A makeover? What do you mean?" Well you have to trust me ok? I want to have some fun with you."Jessie thought about her statement and gave in. Underneath they were even weirder. Look 71, could I have a drink or something?" X asked."Sure, my turn to apologise. Where are my manners, would you like one too?"Y nodded back.71 stood, and turned to face the blank wall. He motioned a waving arm over a spot that was just a lighter shade of grey than the rest. The dispenser emerged from the wall."OK guy's and girl's what's your poison?" It'll be a A9 for me and a D3 for Y, please" Good choice, very healthy. A B6 for me. I'm trying to cut down..