.." I know it's a bit of overkill. I mean you dressed up in a dress andpantyhose and came out to meet me in a public place and all it took wasa vague ...threat of some sort of exposure. Everyone has secrets, babe.They keep them even from those they shouldn't."Fred nodded before he pleaded, "You know my secret, now. Please deletethe pictures. You don't need them!"Sophia shook her head as she replied, "I need something on you to helpme make sure that I finally meet the real you." You know me." Given. She was in an awkward position, and her mother was there, but she wasdoing it herself, and she wasn't in a wheelchair. She knew that herfather was right, that she only had a few more weeks of this kind ofthing the way things were going, but she wanted to put it behind herimmediately and permanently. She was just so sick of it. She wanted toplay princesses with her friends. She wanted to be the caregiver for achange. She wished she were the Incredible Hulk and could put on musclejust by getting. The fierce look of calm in his eyes, the way all his weapons were ready to be drawn at a moment’s notice. Shaking they decided it was time to stay in, death had just rode in and they weren't ready to get in its way.The tall, blonde man climbed down tying his horse near the water trough, then looked up at the lamp post shaking his head. Pulling both of his colt revolvers he checked his sights and ammo, then shook his head. The sights really didn't matter at this point, either they drilled holes,. "Sheila laughed, "I expected nothing less from my nerdy, computer jock of a boyfriend." She stepped forward and pulled one of the folded pieces of paper from his hand. She turned to Matt, "I win you, but I also win the big bed – if that's OK with Alice. I promise we'll change the linens later."Alice nodded, and gestured that the pair should head to her bedroom. As they started in that direction, Alice said, "You don't need to change the linens unless you make a really big mess. I love the smell.