?No buts. If things arewrong we change them. That?s how we make a difference,? said Katya and withoutwaiting to hear anymore she spread some papers on...the floor and started. Thescissors took off great chunks of hair and then the clippers whirred as shepushed them through what was left. The sensation of cool air on my scalp wasodd, to say the least and when Katya had finished I ran my hands through theshort hairs feeling them spiky beneath my fingers. ?Tomorrow we find somebetter clothes for you. "Yes I did," Jenna said without pause. "He superglued all the class textbooks together and wasn't at all sorry for the expense it would take to cover the cost of new ones. If you want to come tomorrow then we can disguss this further then." I'd rather do it now since I'm here," Mack said angrily. "I've got work tomorrow and it needs to be sorted out now."Jenna didn't usually allow strange men into her home late at night, but she didn't sense any danger from her neighbour Mack. If he wanted to. I think it took sometime for both of us to get over it.Needless to say I did get his phone fixed.(Update)It was always on my mind, did his friends film me? Take pictures of me that day?A month or so later, my step son was in the shower, I could see his phone on the kitchen table, I wondered if he had anything on his phone of me, did his friends share anything, I new his password from a year or so ago, if he had not changed it, maybe I should take a look and maybe delete it.Sure enough his phone. For weeks he's been acting strange and I just knew he was running around with some floozy. When I finally got mad enough to call him on it he laughed at me and the madder I got the more he laughed. It turned out that he had taken a part time job to earn enough money to take me to St. Thomas on our anniversary. But the way he laughed at me - he's just a goddamned asshole."She saw me with a bit of a smile on my face and she said, "What are you laughing at?" Not at you Mad" I replied, "It's just.