" Yeah, I think that we better take a break, now, while you do that. It would be stupid to get caught by a blast just because we were too impatient to...take the necessary time to protect ourselves. You talk to Hat while I look in these sarcophagi ... Don't worry, I'll be careful."Jack left Sue mumbling to Hat and went to the nearest sarcophagus. He pushed the lid off and was almost disappointed when there was no body to leap at him. He chuckled to himself and went to the next one. Jack pushed. The auditorium lights were dimmed out, as the lights on the stage were in full show. My mom was not in town and so she had asked me to be there for sure. I met all the aunties, the society ladies, to make sure that they will remember that I had come for their show. It was a boring show and I was planning to leave after some time. But the kids were giving out a cute performance on the stage. I just thought that I will check the next performance too and then get myself out of there.My hair was. ” She grinned and he responded in kind, clearly revelling in her mischief.Her brief visit home had been more to do with gathering the right supplies than exasperating her father, however. He treated her appearance and clear intentions with a brooding reserve. She whirled around the house trying not to miss any of the items on her checklist. Arabella’s voice was sounding in her head. This matters to you, Dani, so make it count. Do what it takes and make me proud. “I will do,” she muttered to. "Tyler, Cameron," she asked, "Would you like some milk with that?" Yes, please, Aunt Shae," Tyler said."Aunt Shae?" Dave smiled."Tyler and Cameron and I talked it over," Shae reported as she headed for the refrigerator. "We agreed that since I'm an adult, it's not right to just call me by my name, but since the kids on TV get to do it, it wasn't fair to make them call me Miss Kirkendahl, either. We decided that since they didn't have any real aunts, I could be their Aunt Shae." Sounds like a.