" Orchard! You mean the one from the papers!" stated the boy that had been on the left. All three boys moved at least one hand down to protect themsel...es."Oh shit! She's the one that kicks balls and keeps them as trophies!" said the boy that had been on the right."Steve Brown that's enough out of you! I'll not have you say'n stuff like that in here!" Mr. Ackerman if these boys have been such a problem I think their next point of education would be to have Officer Jennings here call a few of his. " You are a size ten if I recall Sir."Paul felt his face flush with embarrassment. "Yes, I am a size ten." Don't worry Sir I sell lots of girl's shoes to men. You are not theonly guy who likes to wear heels."The clerk went in back, returning with two shoe boxes. She opened onebox and took out a very plain classic styled stiletto pump in black sizeten. She sat on her stool and put Paul's right foot on the angled partof the stool. She unlaced his four inch oxfords and used a shoe horn toslip. "Ah, Sir Geoffrey, I see that you have more trouble with magic monsters. Please show me what evidence that you have found."I showed her the claw marks on the dead animals and the few strange tracks that we had found. Granny Eltman said, "I cannot say exactly which magical beast did this, but it is obvious that it was not one to meet alone on a dark night. The tracks make it certain that it was not one of the tsilom-variety. This beast was solid and massive at all times. I suspect that it was. I walked upstairs to his room. It felt strange being in here because it was always off limits to us. But I have to admit my cousin and I used to sneek in and steal some of his roaches and get high. To this day that memory still makes me smile. I was sittin on his bed deep in thought when he came in the room wearing nothing but a towel. I snapped back to reality when I heard the door shut. “Let me start by telling you the rules”I stood up and said “I know, no one over unless I ask you. And.