It was autumn and the sun had already lost its vibrancy giving way to the cool light breeze and scattered darkness which was prevalent in and around m... suburban home.Initially I thought about coming home with a bang, but it had been a long day, so I had not the spirit, nor energy to do those typical bollywood entrances. I went in, the door being unlocked, and got straight on my bed. The only one other than mom present in the house was our driver Raju. Raju was a new driver, the old one left. Crivelli himself was perspiring and she detected a foul stale odor in the car. But she was not deterred. They drove in silence for a minute, Crivelli’s bedside manners left much to be desired, Rachel thought to her self.Rachel: “So Mr. Crivelli the weekend is here, what do you do on Saturday nights?”Crivelli: “I teach driving, Jenny was last student today.”Rachel: “But I thought you said you had another lesson at Spencer Street?”Crivelli: “No I did not, do you not have ears, and I said I have. Martin reappeared dressed in Shane's sister's skirt,tights and boots. I gasped when I saw him. His hair was now a bitlonger, below collar length and he had combed it into a pageboy styleand that along with the way that he was dressed made him really looklike a girl. His hair really looked feminine, something that his boyclothes had not shown in the way that he was now dressed.Emily and her cousins also seemed to be stunned into silence, and thenKylie spoke, 'Martina, you look so good, that. "We all agreed on it.We packed up most of our stuff, gathering up party clothes from where they had littered the floor."So how was the party guys?" I asked them, brushing my teeth."It was good. I have definitely been to better," Amanda said."I thought it was fun, but I wish you hadn't left," Jackie said, giving me a fake pouty face. We laughed.I washed out my mouth, and then looked at Kaitlin for her opinion."It was fine," she said. There was something up with her, I could tell.I nodded, and.