She noticed a small wall, and groaned softly knowing there was no escape now. Granted, she could probably climb the wall before he reached her, but th...t would have meant she had to expose her back to him, and she knew that would be a sure invitation for more snowballs. Instead, she turned to face him – a defiant grin on her face. Her eyes danced with delight. Scott pulled his hand along the top of the wall as he pinned her in place and he gathered a good handful of snow. With an evil grin on. When we arrived back at Col’s house, Mutti Frida warmed some milk and made us all hot chocolate. We sat at the kitchen table, looking at one another.Col took a deep breath. “We have to tell her I’m a girl.” She gave Mutti Frida a pleading look.Mutti Frida closed her eyes. “Col, we can’t. What if she tells someone? Remember what MI6 told me: your father is looking for us and I am sure there are Eastern Bloc agents here in England.”Col collapsed back into her chair. “But we have to tell her. What. Graham. Can you open your eyes again? I’ve turned off the overhead light.” Cautiously, I opened one of my eyes, and even though it wasn’t as bright as before, it was still slightly painful. But I could keep the eye open. I tried to open the other one.Looking up, I saw a man with a big bushy red beard. His hair looked like a red Brillo pad. Peering down at me were two friendly blue eyes and I could see a smile. He flashed a light quickly in one of my eyes and then the other. He nodded his head.. She was 21 now, she needed... wanted to go and party.She really needed to get away from her parents, her dad being the big business man and her mom an author, Chase and Jordan Walker, quiet the famous couple; everyone says so. It never made much sense to Tay why they moved from the big city and made a new headquarters in Middleton, but they supposedly didn't want to raise there kids in the city with all the problems it can cause. So instead, they built a large home in Wisconsin. Tay could never.