Did you see that bulge in the net?” I was so upset that I went to pick up the boys. When wegot home, I told Don he should take more interest in ...heboy’s activities and he agreed. As I was helping the boyswith their homework, the phone rang and it was Tammysaying, Bobo wanted to meet me. “He’s hot for you Becky.”I shrugged it off and stayed home Saturday night withDon. He paid more attention to his paper work, and I justthought, if only Don knew a black man found me. The doctors called him a miracle, his parents called him a freak. The problem with Billy was that instead of having a head, he arrived with a suitcase attached to his shoulders, exactly where his head should have been. At birth, it was about the size of a normal head, but over time it would grow to become almost twice the size of Billy's body. It was blue in colour and even had a small lock attached to the handle on the side. The head surgeon believed that he could operate and give little Billy. “I’m trying to figure out why my equations aren’t working. Do you have any ideas?”Since I was studying high school teaching, majoring in maths, I could tell exactly what was wrong with her calculations. As I was explaining how to fix what she had done wrong, Hannah walked in and saw us working on the equations.“What you guys doing?” she asked. “Jack is giving me some help with my maths homework!” Nikki said brightly. “Is he now? Do you think you can handle it from here? I need to borrow. The wire grid in the bodysuit lit up in reaction to the laser scanned me from the neck down. When the scan was completed, all of the devices disappeared back into ports in the walls. I was grateful that the machine seemed to be done with me, and I might be able to leave no worse for wear.The room went dark again, the monitor lit up and briefly stated, ?Body scan complete. Phase Two: Wardrobe assignment now activated. Layer one.? The monitor shut off again. Wardrobe assignment? Layer.