And the two schools their father chose were the very best. The problem was, they were exactly wrong for who the twins actually were.Alexa said what th...y both were thinking. "I wish we could go to each other's schools."This, of course would be ideal. Alexa would love the Altero Academy and Joshua would absolutely thrive at the St. Margaret's School for Gifted Women."It's absurd," Joshua agreed, "what kind of world do we live in where the only thing standing between us and getting the world-class. It almost seems like I’m there in the cockpit with you. I take it you were in the Air Force? I doubt you’d have bailed with a plane full of passengers.”He gave the woman another evaluation. She was young, perhaps early thirties, with clear skin, straight black hair and deep brown eyes. The colorful flower tattoo showing through her parka around her neck revealed she still enjoyed her life. She was too sharp to play with. She might see beyond his lies.“Didn’t the tattoo cause you problems if. We decided not go homeright away. The kids were taken care of and we had been away fromourselves for a while. We decided to go down to the river walk and getsome food and knock back a couple of drinks. Jess grabbed a pamphletbefore we were pushed out of the building. "Oh my God, look at these prices!" Jess exclaimed.The company's $1000 cost was just a promotion to get things rolling. Itwas better for them to have people swapping and telling stories thanpaying for advertising. It now cost $8500. Those things could have faster moving effects because they affected more people than my running away to become a single parent.Or having a second child.I was six months pregnant. I had already made it explicitly clear to Lily and Bruce that I would not name my next daughter Selina Kyle. And after I looked them up, I put the kibosh on Holly and Eiko, as well. I wanted a nice normal name like Emily’s. Maybe Charlotte. I’d see how long it took them to figure that one out.It was Friday, the night.