She turned to Lewis, “Amydoesn’t want you anymore, so why are you still sauntering about it”, she saidit teasingly. His face lit up in fury,�...�yes she does and I know it”, Alice started to tease him more, “no shedoesn’t”, he responded back, “yes she does”, he gritting his teeth. They both continueto quarrel when the clerk spoke up, “I’m sorry but there are a lot of people inbehind you who want to check in, you know”, he replied as he pointed to theopposite direction of the two. They both. "I always wish I could have been a girl as beautifulas you. I was always so jealous. You're not going to tell mom and dadare you?" No," Lois said. "It'll be our sister's secret." Thanks." Paul said as they hugged."How about you borrow a suit tomorrow and we'll hit the beach." Loissuggested. "It will be just us girls."On Saturday morning Paul was soon at the beach in a green with blackside stripe one piece girl's suit while Lois wore yellow with blackpolka dot bikini. The two soon hit the surf. One day Lacie was walking from greenhouse to lunch, seeing Heather and Callie giggling together as they approached from the other direction. Entering the dining hall, Lacie saw Tara, Claire and Ana standing in a group, laughing at something the Russian girl had said. Everything about all of the other girls seemed so… right. They seemed to belong. That was when it hit Lacie. She knew why part of her felt alone, empty. She knew why some part of her didn’t feel like she belonged among the other. There were several ways to deal with this situtation. She could cast a spell run and wait for him. She suddenly smelled a demon not to far away. The demon no doubt smelled her hot juices. On her plane if a demon had a chance to duck a devil, it usualy meant a trap, but they would risk it anyways, at least half the time. Now that she was on earth she knew it was coming for her. But what type of demon, she wondered perhaps the spirit demon from the house? Who could tell. She booked it forward as.