She knelt in front of the chair and looked into my eyes. “Are you ok, baby?”, she asked, looking at my eye. “I’m good, Lexie.”, I replied, s...iling. Lexie stood up and walked over to the now five police officers on the scene. Everyone there had formed a big circle around us and were discussing want had happened. Two sets of paramedics had arrived and were treating Leo and Josh Klein. Darren Miller was sitting on the ground applying a cold compress to his nose which was broken. Leo Klein was. We still wore ourleotards and skirts and it was getting a little warm. We still had alittle time so Tammy took me back to the dressing room and we fixed upour makeup. I showed Tammy all the things I'd learned that morning whilehelping the little girls with their makeup and watching the primaballerinas fixing their hair and powdering their noses. I actually had alot of fun.Tammy went into the restroom for a while and I asked her if she was okay.She yelled from the stall that it was just her. They wore golden collars, their eyes staring at the ground. They rose and moved as one. Some rushed toward me while others grabbed jars of oil and cloth.The lamia’s tails swished behind them as they moved. The ones who came for me opened my robes and pulled them off. One folded them up and placed them on a shelf. The lamia who had the crystal decanters of oil pulled the stoppers off and soaked their clothes in the stuff.They started rubbing the clothes on my body, oiling me up. It smelled of. "That should earn you brownie points," teased Court."Don't need them."She certainly did not. Her first year had been a resounding success. Her piano tutor had taught her some finer points of pedalling and what could be achieved with different wrist weights but had admitted that there was little else she could teach her. She was able to concentrate on the theoretical work, improve her clarinet playing and work more at choral training which she loved.The rehearsals at home with Kristian were a.