Can’t you bring her round tonight, do you think she’d do it again?”“She’ll do what l tell her,” David replied, quite chuffed with himself ...hat he had got himself into Dan’s good books. “I can’t do it tonight though,” he continued, “l have rugby practice tonight then l go for a drink with my mates.”“Well why not bring her round on your way out and you can pick her up later.”“You really are a randy old bugger,” David laughed, “l doubt if l’ll even see her tonight anyway, l think she’s going out. .. ? Wash it up, for godsake. Curtain call in five minutes." With that he clamped the cigar back into his cruel little mouth and strutted out, leaving the dark-haired girl's face flaming and her body trembling in outrage."Just you wait," she muttered. "Just wait!"When Gallagher pushed her out onto the stage, instead of falling to the floor sobbing and then running to Tiffany as she had been instructed to do, June strode firmly across the rough planks toward the footlights and stood there. Highscores aplenty. You might even become no. 1." Wow! But, Mister, what's a CD-ROM?"The wizard cursed about antiquated technology under his breath. Heopened the plastic case and took out the compact disc, then waved a handover it. Slowly it shrunk in size, further and further, until itresembled an everyday quarter."Sorry, Alan. Forgot you normally play the arcade machines. This magicquarter'll do the trick. Now, shoo."And with a few brushes of a wizardly robe, Alan shortly found. Yes, as soon as you could get on it."Thank you, Douglass. I can always count on you."The next morning, after David had left for school -- Daphne was going to need to talk with him about what happened yesterday -- the doorbell rang. Daphne checked out the window, and saw a brown van -- probably a package delivery."Yes?" she asked as she opened the door."Mrs Blaine?" Yes --" She felt an aerosol mist cover her face, and she backed away from the door."Easy, Mrs Blaine," the man stepped into the.