" I said. "Don't worry, I will. And you should come by sometime, they miss you." She replied, smiling and starting her car. She rolled up the window a...nd waved at me as I took a step back, when she started backing out. I watched as she pulled out of the driveway and went down the road and turned the corner. I turned and walked back up to the porch. I walked up the steps and inside shutting the door behind me. I walked over to the stairs and was about to head back to my room when mom called me. . I can't wait till you find out what is in store foryou, next Friday night. Now before you do that disgusting act get out ofmy house, you will have plenty of time to do that at your house. Onsecond thought you won't. Ha ha ha ha! And remember tell anyone about itand you will permanently become me, in a very painful possess. So enjoyyour manhood for the rest of the year."I knew I'd better get out while the getting was good, I got on my bikeand hightailed it home. As I pulled up to my house I saw. ' Trying to steady my shaking hand, I bought a copy of The Sun and saw on the front page a large clear photograph of the girl now hiding in the car park loos, a couple of hundred yards away. It showed Sarah topless, in a carefree pose at the beach. If I hadn't known its dreadful import, it would have made me sigh at her natural sexiness, the unembarrassed smile that shone straight at me.I went to the chemist, intent on buying bleach, makeup for a blonde, hairdressing scissors, and dark glasses.. I think Ellerie and Bobo want to talk to the historians some more before we head out, and I need to buy a new sword and give this one back.” He was referring to the strange, glowing sword he’d found below the ruins. It wasn’t glowing now, though—only when he drew it. He’d placed it in his old sheathe, attached to the harness on his back, where it stuck up two inches higher than his previous sword.“What’s wrong with Sarette?” Katrin asked. The stormborn woman had joined Gregor and the patrol,.