"Only whether she sleeps at your house or ours," Saul grinned."So far, I like being a commuter, like Mary and Ken." Actually, Tom." Heather said, "we ...just get along so well, her ideas are so much like mine, I got down on my knees and begged her to stay and start work immediately." I've seen you on your knees in front of a woman, Heather. That's not begging." Whatever. It worked, didn't it?... There's another thing, it's given me a little spare time. Will, take a look at these," Heather handed. On the dot of five Matt came into the house. He looked amazingly fresh, dressed in jeans and a dark blue T that said ‘Navy’ across the chest and a denim jacket. His smile was reassuring. “I’m your driver today Cindy.”“Oh ... right.” She hadn’t given it a thought. Of course, he would be with her and Jenny today.“Don’t look at me, I’m a fright.” Cindy had showered to help wake up and to soothe some of the aches she felt when she moved around, but she still felt only half put together. She knew. Can’t you give me a clue what’s going on? At least tell me what everyone’s attitude is, so I’m aware of what I’m walking into?”“Don’t worry, it’s nothing bad, just a few outstanding issues.”Classes were about to begin, so everyone hurried off. As the hallway cleared and Taylor rushed to his final class, he considered their request. He hadn’t left any gear in the locker room, so it had to be paperwork, releases and other legal issues. That didn’t worry him. What did was what he’d face once he. He asked me if I wanted to be able to do this in frontof people or should I have to find a place to be alone. And do I want tobe able to change from for instance a dog to a cat or just back to myselffirst. I thought this over and said I guess I better be able to changeanytime and I want to change from one thing to another. That I want tokeep my own mind etc., no matter what I change to. My friend was quiet for aminute, smiled at me and said, "OK, it's done. Why don't you try it forme?" I.