You're still a boy for now.?Mike kept his mouth shut during the last lesson and that pleased Paul.The lessons were continuing to help them revise. Som... teachers set themtests just to give them a flavour of what the exams would offer. Theyhad already taken their mock exams the previous year. Paul hadn't fairedbadly in them, though those results were not for the record. Regardless,the lessons were giving his mind things to think about, diverting himaway from thoughts of dresses and make up.He met. Sonia turned to Jessica, “Are you taking your boss?” she asked.“No,” said Jessica, “It would be nice to get a bit of my own back but I’m looking forward not back. What about you, are you just taking men?”Sonia glanced back towards the galley before she answered, “I hope not,” she said, “If things work out the way I’m expecting I’ll be taking one of each.”“Seems sensible,” said Jessica as she scanned the room and spotted a woman sitting on her own who was taking her top off. She grinned at. "Best thing we can do is to keep our eyes open and talk with Brianna about it," said Cassie still whispering. "Something doesn't feel right to me. But I can't put my finger on why it doesn't." Yeah, let's see what mom has to say," said Rayne.As Brianna returned she leaned into the two women and quietly said, "You two take this room and keep Beth and Ariel in it with you. I'll take Haley and Gem in a room with me. I know we normally have four rooms so each girl gets a bed, but I can't shake the. But you will get a much fuller and more rewarding picture if you follow the stories along their natural progression. PROM is the first series, and while it is a little choppier (in my opinion) because it was my first effort, it is the main story from which the others are branched. So things will definitely be a little confusing (and surprises/themes ruined) if it is skipped over. PRELUDES is the follow-up and it deals with a crucial stretch of time that led to where Prom began. It weaves the.