With a wink and a smile, Ulm andGrecka lifted the empty, floppy faces of the skins up and stretched themover their own faces, mumbling as they tried t... adjust the suits tocover them. They then helped each other zip up since their hands werequite clumsy in side of the disguises, and then the magic kicked in.With a ripple and a shudder, the two forms shrunk and slimmed down,becoming two beautiful night elf women with flowing dark blue hair andsupple blue skin."Better," said the night elf who had. We chose a couple of the nicer units to claim for ourselves and moved 'em into place near the kitchen. We had to run vent pipes from the trailers up to holes I cut in the pole barn walls, up high under the eaves. The trailers had air conditioning and a couple even had laundry facilities. That was nice. I ran the grey water lines out to the same place that I used for the kitchen sink--a dry wash a little ways away from the farmyard.Since we had such nice places to stay in, the Thermax hexayurts. Mother refused toreplace my wardrobe and I had no money. All I had were some of Jane'scastoffs."And so he essentially became our housekeeper, that is, until he ranaway" said Jane.I heard Amanda and Rosa laughing at Jane's telling of my humiliatingexperience at graduation. Only Tracy showed any sympathy or was it a lookof pity. I couldn't be sure. Both Amanda and Rosa hugged my sister andpromised to see her again. It would be a lot sooner than I expected orwanted. Jane handed me a small pink. ." The light flicked on as Caerys reached over to the bedside lamp."Why am I here?" Sophie finished, holding her robe around herself."Yes." Caerys sat up, reaching down to pull the sheet around herself a little more, self-consciously."I... I'm not sure." Sophie admitted, moving forward a step at a time, before perching on the edge of the bed. "I don't know." I'm sorry, Soph, I didn't mean... earlier. I shouldn't have said anything. It's just... I've been looked at like that all my life. I.