One might wonder why Margot had stood aside for Guy to head the Estate office when her husband retired from the duty. The reason was little known; Mar...o had never learnt to read or write.And so Jack often found the office unattended and in need of management. And so piece by piece Jack began organising things into files and boxes; so being able to locate a certain kind of bill or document began to emerge. Occasionally the phone would ring and if Mr Guy was elsewhere Jack would attempt to deal. ' She thought to herself. 'Why is it always teenage boys?'~Kitty!~ she sent out to one of the three mutants who had accompanied her. ~Another boy. Your age. You've got dibs, I beleive?~The girl she was calling too jumped up. This girl, barely eighteen, had shoulder-length brown hair, a small scattering of freckles, and brown eyes. "Yep!" she called. "I'll go get em!"Without another word, Kitty ran out through the wall of the X-Jet, straight towards the park bench the new mutant was sitting on.. ? The stress on ?men?wasn?t lost on Andy. It was at that moment that he noticed the telltalebulges in the women's tight fitting uniform pants.?Guys let him be. Andi will understand soon enough. Angie would you makesure all the rest of the team gets to the field no sooner than 2:00am.Keep them... entertained until then. Sarah and I have to get our starready.? The way Catherine said his name, in a girlish, singsong way, didlittle to calm his growing concern.As Andy watched Angie bounce into the. Randy was upset too."Do you HAVE to go?"Mari didn't look at him. He sighed. OK, they had been ignoring her. Doing their own thing, hanging out with some of the older boys. Still, they liked her. HE liked her. Little three year old Pug had already abandoned them, taken by four girls who wanted to be his mommy. They saw him all the time, of course, played with him, but he lived elsewhere. And, now..."Look, Mari, you can stay here. We like living with you." Yeah," his brother nodded. "Stay.".