’ She nodded, tried to smile. ‘Is it as cold as I’ve heard?’ ‘Colder.’ She sighed, tried to laugh but found only the infinite white drifts...of despair without end calling her name. She walked to the window and looked out into the forest, saw a firefly drifting among the trees… ‘There was an old man, in the woods,’ she heard herself asking. ‘He was, I think, saying prayers. When I saw him he was kneeling in a shallow depression, it felt as if the earth had swallowed up something when I found that. "I'll try to change us back before Daddy gets home, but if I can't, we'll have to play this game" Then Elizabeth added, trying to sound a little more optimistic, "And when we change back, we'll go get some ice cream" Andy looked happy at this, and wiped his tears, smearing Elizabeth's makeup a bit more. She sighed, hoping she could get back to her own body as quickly as possible. "Go upstairs and watch TV for awhile, and I'll fix this" Elizabeth told him. As Andy was walking up the. “Really?”“Wanna see?”“Sure,” Connie said.We walked over to the little house. A van was turning around at the corner of the esses. It stopped, couple of guys popped out and looked right at us.I had a feeling. They jumped back in the van and started driving slowly back towards our drive.“Connie ... back to the house ... NOW!” I said.We started to run ... the van sped up.I heard the gate at the drive crunch.“Can you shoot?”Connie said, “Yes.”“Will you shoot?”She hesitated, “Umh.”“Never mind,” I. .." she hesitated, went to speak and then thought the better of it. Finally, she screwed up the courage to murmur it out. "I-I give good other things as well."I smiled and licked my lips. "Oh my... directness. I like that Paula. I have no use for liars and sneaks." I reached down, grabbed hold of the hem of my skirt, and slid it up my thighs, until my peach panties were exposed again. "Tell me Paula, exactly what other good things do you give as well?"Her face burned bright red. She cast her.