“Okay” Allison agreed, not needing the sentence to be finished, walking happily to Scarlette. “Thank you, Natasha” Allison said and then left ...he room.As Scarlette was walking Allison down the hall, she complimented the nails and makeup, then explained that Lacey needed to speak with her and to go out to the back yard, Scarlette had more chores to do and would be out shortly.Allison made her way outside and sat at the glass table which had been cleared. Lacey sat and they began to. After a while, she sighed."Fine, you can go to the movies with your friends." Connor pumped hisfist in victory. "But," she continued, "you have to do something forme." Okay?" Connor asked, not taking his eyes off the road but unsure as towhere this was going."Do you remember that necklace that I saw the other day when we wentshopping?" Connor nodded."You mean that really expensive one with the gold chain?" Uh-huh," Amy confirmed while nodding. "Prom's coming up soon," sheadded."So?" It would be. The Year Two class beat his Year One class in their first game. When Rusty took up Roberto's mantra of proclaiming that his Year Two classmates would remain unbeaten, he too was quieted promptly when the Year Three's beat the Year Two's, thanks mainly to the teamwork of Teresa, Rachael and Stacy.By the end of the activities, the Year One's had won the most games because while the Year Three's didn't beat them once, the Year Two's lost every game to the 3rd Year's and split with the 1st Years.. Summers."Sally pulls out a business card, writes the number on the back, Bill takes it and leaves. I look at Sally and say, "Well, I don't want to keep you from your shop, so let's get started. I would like a manicure, a pedicure and a trim job on my hair. What would you like Samantha?"Samantha answers...I can tell that Stacy had hit a home run with Sally and has built up a great amount of positive rapport with the town. I ask, "Sally, I would like the same as Stacy."Stacy suggests, "Sam, why.