She didn't seem to care at all that she'd made an enemy of Steve Henridge."Don't you think you're being a little cold after all the help he's given us..." Nope."She took another bite of her sandwich and clicked a few buttons on the computer."No?"I was honestly confused. Sheila was usually a pretty decent person, or at the very least intelligent. But here she'd insulted and humiliated someone who we'd considered a friend and confidante the past few days and she wasn't worried at all. He had. ........panic like I never have felt before set in and at the time I should of been whipping off the stockings, hiding them and acting normal just chilling out in a robe I found myself running back and forth in the living room repeating shit, oh shit, oh if shit!!!!As the door opened I just froze and kind of yelled out hi Henry and Jane how are you I don’t realise you were coming!!! My best bet at this point was just to act as normal as possible and pray the my don’t look down at my feet and. Or if you don’t fancy dancing I believe the other two options suggested, or at least hinted at, were having a drink or snogging me silly.’ ‘I think you’re quite silly enough,’ she laughed. Then regarded him more closely in the gloomy car park. ‘Are you actually old enough to drink?’ she added quickly, ‘Sorry if that sounds patronising but you have a young-looking face and I can’t afford a conviction for cradle snatching.’ ‘I’m 27 and really no offence taken,’ he grinned, ‘I get it all the time,. Andwe've decided you are the best and most decent guy we've run across. Soplease come, either way." April said a wistful look on her face."Do I get to change back, either way?" Bobby asked."Yes, whenever you want." I guess I can hide my face." Bobby said.Julie walked up to Bobby, held his face in her hands and kissed him.Then April. Then May. When he came up for a breath he saw hisreflection. He was still Bobby, but the harder features were gone, thebeard was gone. His eyebrows were shaped, his.