Spencer follows for a couple of blocks past the building and down an alley. “Whoa, whoa,” he says, stopping abruptly. “Wait just a damn minute.�...�“Spencer, we don’t have time to stop,” Julie pleads.“Magnus is back there,” he nearly yells as he throws his hand back in the direction they have just come from.“Not anymore,” she contradicts.“What?”“He went this way,” she explains. “His entourage went the opposite way.” Spencer gives her a disbelieving look and she clarifies. “The only explanation is. The next thing Iknow my body feels weird. It didn't exactly hurt, but it was like thefeeling you get when you have a muscle spasm and things start movingaround without any conscious control. It's like your arm lastspring..."I nodded. The previous spring I had pinched a nerve in my throwing arm.For a few days, I seemed to lack complete control over my arm. It wascurious that Lucas would tell the girl that particular story to makeher identity sound more credible."So my body started changing while. ”I sob some more and confess, “Louise, I’m sorry for what Brenda said to you. And she did it in our house!”Louise laughed and said, “Auntie Masha it’s nothing I haven’t heard before so don’t worry about it.”Gwen offered, “Masha, you’ve had a terrible day, let me buy the pizza for tonight.”Linda ran into the room and yelled, “Mama! Mama! Mama!” Then she performed a somersault on the floor. It was so funny I began to giggle.Louise handed Linda to me and said, “Linda, Auntie Masha needs some. I asked her if she wanted a lime to suck on afterwards. She said “NO..I think I am good.” About an hour later Tammi asked me “What was that thing I saw you doing with the bottle and pouring it into the girls mouth?” I explained what it was and asked her if she wanted to try it. She said “No..not right now.” I felt sad because I really wanted to touch this girl and hold her and just have some contact with her. But I just pushed these feelings away and kept on moving around, dancing, flipping.