What's this about a new girl? Should I order the bomboniere?" Marie smiled and winked at Viv. "Viv, this is Marie, Gino's wife," I chuckled. "Marie. G...no was just about to tell Viv about my nickname." I looked at Gino and snickered. Marie smacked the back of Gino's head and said to Viv, "Boys, they are still little boys, Viv. Pay no mind to my husband. And Dante can be just as bad. Keep your eye on him." Gino held up a mini cannoli and pointed to his crotch, “This is why we call him Little. ” as she walked back into the house with Stella following close behind. In her bedroom Abbey asked Stella if she had been enjoying giving Aaron tennis lessons inferring he could be a bit petulant. Stella told Abbey she was enjoying having a young keen and very athletic student. “Yes” said Abbey, that’s because he has a crush on you. Although I’m not surprised, you are an attractive lady. Stella looked bashful and tried to pass off Abbey’s comment as a joke and Abbey reiterated both comments. Before we’re done with you, you’re even going to be happy you did.’ Victoria did not like that threatening tone. Nor did she like the implication that she would like whatever these freaks intended. She decided she would put a stop to this right now. She reached for her cell phone, but heard the redhead demand, ‘Put that phone down.’ She instantly did so, not out of fear, but oddly, out of obedience. Victoria tried to come to grips with why she obeyed so quickly. The girls were far enough away. Winifred laughed every time she thought of her favorite holiday. As a Goth, she thought it was so stereotypical that she loved Halloween but she couldn’t help it. Even as an 18 year-old teenager, there was something about dressing up and giving and getting candy that she just adored. As she walked into the school parking lot to her car, she heard a voice off to her side call out ‘Hey Winnie Pooh.’ Winifred looked towards the direction of the voice, rolling her eyes as she did so because she.