The nickname Razorpack was ofcourse a takeoff on the Arkansas university team name the Razorbacks.The Razorpack attended Shields high school which had...500 students.The six Razorpacks were high school seniors. Their leader was Kurt, theother members were Derrick, Buzz, Jimmy, Nina, and Ronnie. Nina was theonly girl in the group. The Razorpack spent wild nights riding along thebackroads in an old 1970 black Chevy Chevelle. Kurt their leader drovethe car. Due to a lack of space in the car, Nina. They went to the club that Marty had mentioned. It was dark with jazzplaying there was a small dance floor. Some people were dancing.Juanita wanted water and Marty stayed with white wine Juanita had neverbeen in such a club. Most of the clubs she had been in Mexico wereraucous with loud music and laughter."Shall we take a picture for Dolly?" Marty asked.Juanita stood up without a word and let Marty lead her onto the floor.Thankfully it was a slow song. Marty asked a fellow dancer to rake. Well, I'm sorry, young lovers, but I'm going to have to break this up," she thought.Nimue worked on her most powerful controlling spell. It was complex and required absolute concentration. As she quietly muttered the words of power, a ball of energy began to form between her palms. It glowed a luminous blue and had strands of pure brilliant white within it, as it began to grow and strengthen. When she judged that the spell was strong enough she looked across at the sleeping boy and smiled as. Although he was silent, Mavis knew him well enough to sense he was pleased and excited.As he parked the car in the garage, Phil said, "The prosecutor obtained arrest and search warrants. Let's get inside, have a drink and wait for developments."As he sloshed scotch into three glasses, he winked at Mavis and grinned. "My boss--right on the spot--said that if this pans out, I have the agency's managerial job in Seattle. If we want it."Mavis' heart jumped and drummed rapidly in her breast. "That.