" Shekissed me good bye.Darla giggles: "No it won't."Jana smiled: "It will be much easier with a little sister! Thank youdear." Then we kissed and tou...hed tongues then two claps and "POOF!"she was gone.Annie zapped Jana's room into shape while I zapped the bathroom and mydisaster area. Tracey left an IM telling me to meet her at school. Wewent down to the kitchen only to find Mother in a tizzy and trying toget to an eight o'clock appointment.Mother smiles but is out of breath: "Morning dear,. But I can so easily put you back inside.” There was an edge to Heidi’s voice.Jack turned his aching body to look through the bars of the small locked cage. Heidi looked different. The slim young woman looked intimidating as she prowled around her bedroom in white tee-shirt and white lacy panties.“I think it’s time I got out of this cage,” he stuttered, pulling pointlessly at his wrists that were cuffed around the bars of the cage.“Life isn’t all about what you want Jack.”She had never stood up. ‘Hello,’ she said, hoping it was Veronica. ‘Hey, I hadn’t heard from you since Saturday.’ It was Greg. ‘I just wondered how you were doing. How did your babysitting go?’ She remembered not to be too specific – babysitting was the excuse she’d used for Saturday. ‘Oh, it was fine. And, I had Veronica and Mary Pringle over last night. Sort of a girl’s night in.’ She was hopeful that Greg didn’t spend his time listening to Ask Someone’s Mother. It turned out that he hadn’t. He said he’d had a. ?Let’s put those in the kitchen? said Lisa. Greg followed behind Lisa. He liked watching her tight buns rub together under the skirt when she walked, it looked like two kittens fighting under a sheet. Lisa looked at Ms. Linski and smiled. ?This boy is Greg, he is my next door neighbor and he brought me brownies? said Lisa. ?Hello their Greg. Where did you learn to bake?? asked Ms. Linksi. ?Don’t be rude, he brought us brownies and we are going to share them with him,.