I joked about that, and she smiled and told me: “Not yet!”. That was in any case encouraging and even the thought made me rock hard again in my pa...ts. I’m sure she noticed... She revealed to me that we were going to drive up to Whistler, a small village between two large mountains. Between the two mountains there is a fantastic gondola ride. If you're afraid of heights, forget about riding this Peak to Peak Gondola! Passenger cabins hang as high as 500 smeters (higher than four-and-a-half. Soon her body began to ripple, and I was elated that she had found it and would soon be turned back. Instead, she began to grow, until she had grown to match Brenson’s wolf-size, then she shocked us as she grew some more. She opened her eyes and looked down, hoping to have changed back and I could feel her panic as she realized it had worked very differently.//I know you do not, Lillian\\ I said as reassuringly as I could. //I promise that we will figure this out, but first we need to get out. "It's literally the same fucking thing on every station. What can be so important?" Shaun! Watch your mouth, I'm tired of you talking like that," Julia said as she gave up the futile efforts of removing blood from the carpet.I shrugged. "Hold up, let's see," I said walking over to Shaun, hoping to put a pause to his constant flipping of the channels."Ugh, fine. Probably just some lame broadcast about how people are putting weed in candy. Like anyone would waste weed on children." "This is an. Neither of us said anything while the car was moving butwhen Jeff found a quiet spot in a strip mall, parked the car andturned to me and asked me what the problem was, I burst into tears.Jeff moved over and put his arm around my shoulders while I sobbedand sobbed, finally just wearing myself out and just sitting theretrembling and with an occasional sob or tear. It took me severalhours to describe all the things that had happened to me since heleft for college. At one point I think Jeff didn't.