Let her help you relax.’ I sighed and nodded. I went to the break room, and clocked out. As I slipped my jacket on, and fished out a smushed pack of...Camels cigarettes from the breast pocket, I heard the sound of one of the slot machines going off, and some woman screaming hysterically. I sighed, thinking that someday I’d get used to that. Someday I would see a financially strapped gambler in dire need of money, gamble his or her last dollar away and not care whether that last pull of the handle. .” she said saucily.I groaned at the mental image she’d just created. Jennifer and Kara? The only words that came to mind were ‘nuclear explosion’ or ‘12.2 on the Richter scale’.“You’re fighting dirty!” I growled.“Pleasant dreams!” Jennifer smirked, turning to leave.She looked back, winked, blew me a kiss, and left the house. I stood there, stunned by the mental images, unable to even move.“Steve?” Kara asked, coming up behind me. “Is something wrong?”“My brain short-circuited, and I couldn’t. Then again,Porcelain suspected that she'd have to just to keep up with Dana.Though Dana and Jinx seemed to think that they were being subtle,Porcelain hadn't missed the signs that indicated they had some kind ofromantic relationship. They were obviously trying to keep it quiet, soPorcelain hadn't said anything about it. After all, she had more thana few secrets of her own so wasn't about to begrudge them such aharmless one.Gwen was a beautiful girl with green hair and fine elven. I guess I'll have to do that now.I loved my sister more than anyone I've ever known ? or ever will know.After all, we was twins. Not identical twins, mind you. We couldn't bethat ? could we? -- 'cause the doctor said my folks were real lucky tohave both a girl and a boy in a single litter. My mama told my Daddythat she didn't need no more kids. All she ever wanted was one of eachkind.Since my sister and I were sort of accidents ? there was a hole thesize of a pinprick in the rubber ? my mama.