. Judy told me it was your idea to be watched. Even if she hadn't, I would have figured it out. Both of you seemed to be especially interested in that...mirror!"Two curvy eyebrows straightened up."Sooo... all three of us were play-acting?" Makes sense, doesn't it? You were pals for years and thespians in high school, right? I'm a would-be writer and we're all alike in that way. Our job is to imagine how people who are doing something we've never done might feel..." But--"I stopped her from. Who could be angry with someone so sweet, especially with someone that looked like an angel? Jamie just smiled at her and said, "Payback will occur when you least expect it."The look on her face was priceless; it was a cross between astonishment and a deer in the headlights.Now, it was Jamie's turn to crack up and Sherry tackled him.This resulted in a tangle of laughing, barking, confused arms, legs, and a tail.When finally, they ran out of breath, and were sitting side by side on the ground. .Then mrng avaga vetuku poitaga na thugeten again avagala pakavay illa na amma ta um avaga soilla la na bayathutay iruthen but soilla na apadiya vethuten then one day avaga call pane vetuku vara soinaga nu pona apo avaga vetula avaga amma appa chennai poitaga nite iruka soinaga na amma ta ketu soilluren nu soina amma um k soinaga na poi iruthuten nite nala saptu thugeten nite oru 1 o clock irukum deepa akka einkuda pakathala irutha ga power illa nu vanthu paduten nu soinaga apo na vera bed room. The grid had gone down last month and things had gone to hell. It was no longer safe here, especially for a girl. At nights, gangs roamed thru their apartment building. The girls had changed the names on their doors to men's names. Every morning another door had been kicked in. The items in the apartment were still there, but the girls were gone. But necessity is the mother of invention. A gathering of old farmers and city girls had begun to occur every Sunday morning down at the big church.