"Debbie talked me in to it, like she talkseveryone into everything." Debbie complained, "That's not fair!" "It's true!" I snapped back. "I TR...ED to get out of it the firsttime, remember?" "You wanted to win that prize as bad as I did!" "Yeah, but not like that, I mean, jeez." "But you did it anyway," Sabrina reminded the clueless. I rubbed my forehead. "In CASE you hadn't noticed, she can bereally persuasive." Lisa poked Debbie, and they both started giggling.I had to. " Yes, I know."She looked up at her sister puzzled. "Why did you say that then?"Maggie got off her sister's chest and sat on the floor. "I want to have ahusband someday Nadine. I want to have children." She reached over andrubbed the tears from her sister's face. "Please don't make me decidebetween you and a family." The two sat in silence for a moment."So what else is going on?" Maggie reached over and poked her sister in theribs. To most people Nadine could be hard to read, she hid her. Yes’ I replied. She looked at me and then we both started to laugh. ‘Don’t tell anyone about this.’ She said. ‘Don’t you worry I definitely won’t.’ ‘Sorry to trouble you though Louise but I have noticed that you seem to be just turning the pages of that book. I have been counting and for every page of this simple book I turn you seem to be turning eight pages.’ I asked. ‘Well I haven’t been counting, but I am reading it.’ She replied. ‘Do you remember all those pages you’ve just read?’ I asked.. ” he stated all matter-of-factly.He let me go and I just fell. Everything that had just transpired was to much for me. Little did I know that the night was far from over. He sat down like he was thinking about something. “You have a complex mind.”How did he make that judgment.“Because I can read your mind now. And yes I was serious when I said I know what you’re thinking.”“Is there a reason your doing this to me? I have done nothing to you and yet you put me in this situation. I cant take these.