They have been close friends since the day they met, so close in fact everyone thought they were brother and sister up until they found out his secret... of being a dragon. Not that he a problem with that. He enjoyed his life now that everyone knew. It made it easier to go out into public. He no longer had to steal food to survive. Everyone in town helped both of them out. She shrugs and giggles, ‘Maybe’ as she brushes past him and runs up the path back to the city. He chuckles and chases after. How dare you leave me looking like a plonker in thatrestaurant.'I was kind of speechless. Luckily, I heard a voice from behind me.'Mr Davis, how nice to see you; lovely tie by the way.''Never mind my sodding tie. I want this cow out of here tonight; now infact and she can take her snivelling brother too.'Sheila pulled me away from the door and stood in the doorway.'Now Mr Davis, I'm a nurse and I can tell by your red looking face thatyour blood pressure is way too high. Why don't you go home. She satbundled up in a blanket at her kitchen table with a bottle of wine, goingthrough her mail. She was able to deduce roughly at which point Bradstarted screwing around on her by the neatness of the mail piles. Thefirst few months, Brad had meticulously sorted each envelope into neatlystacked piles depending on type. All of her bills, opened and paid byhim, were sorted by type, followed by a pile of junk mail, and lastly hergrowing fan mail from thousands of aspiring young girls whom she. "Yes," she said quietly.I knew where I wanted to work. "Is there room for one more?" I asked.She glanced quickly at me as we strolled toward the float. "Maybe," she replied with a smile.She handed Tessa one of the cans, and scrambled up on top of the flatbed wagon. She bent over to pick up a roll of green crepe paper, and then looked over to me questioningly, a slight grin on her face.I took the hint, and followed her up to work on tying paper to one of the forms.Two hours later, my hands were.