We talked about her parents. Her mother was born in Russia, who married an American. She had to wait a long time before getting permission to leave th... former Soviet Union. Her parents were a big help for her, because they were wealthy people. She had a younger sister Tamara who lived with their parents and attended High School. Olga was a math teacher, but she taught only one year after her graduation. She was twenty-seven years old. Her dead husband was a good architect and he earned big. But anyway, the reason whyI mentioned her commercial is that some nasty rumors have surfaced that Iam jealous of E-Girl. Personally, I blame Fox News for it. But the factthat I was willing to praise her should put those rumors to rest)(Fine. Now can we get started?)(Let's do.)Now, where did we leave off last time?Oh, yes. We left our intrepid heroine (me) waking up on my second day ofgirlhood, meeting my neighbour Sarah, finding out I was already a Youtubesensation, and descending on a local. Panting from the intensity of the experience, she tried to calm down a little before she got up to take a quick shower, making sure she didn't leave any evidence of her 'activity'.Just as she picked up her phone to send a text, her door bell rang and this time she knew it had to be Aaron. Behind a pile of books he stood dressed all in black. His long blond hair hung around his face and thick rimmed glasses. He easily dwarfed her with his small frame and height."You're late" she said jokingly,. "Before Terry could answer they heard a whistle from outside. All theboys flooded toward the door and back into the sunlight. As theygathered together Amy checked them all out."Very good!" she praised them. "What a fine collection of little girlsI have this time. I'm glad everyone decided to join in." What if someone hadn't?" Terry called out."Oh," Amy shook her head, "we all want to have a good time this week.Nobody wants to have to wash dishes after the meals, or be denieddessert, or have to.