" Todd's face shuddered at the thought thenresponded, "AH well but.... Jane.... I am a changed man, for thebetter....." as he walked away, "...and I c...an make things right for usnow..... please," before he then jogged off briskly into the velvetafternoon sun.Sister Nancy then stepped forward and said, "Well Diana, I was surethere would be no way he would track Jane down but ugh not good," Not quite the meeting up for that I was hoping for," Diana quippedbriefly, which earned a questioning look. However, there she was standing absolutely naked along side the railroad tracks. Her husband Ross was sort of hiding behind a bush with a camera. She was trying to figure out how he had talked her into it. She was barefoot and standing about twenty-five feet away from the tracks on a concrete block that diverts a small stream from washing out the tracks. She was up a few feet above the ground and in perfect position to be seen by the passengers on that commuter train as hundreds of men ride. It hasspells. Magic."I wondered if the old woman was raving. "Magic?" I thought. "Shemust be out of her mind". I knew there were no such things asspells."Well," I said. "If it has spells, maybe I can turn myself intoa dragon. Then it will be useful in battle. Or does it turnpeople into toads?" I laughed.She gave a visible start. Maybe there was something hidden inthe book. I pushed her away, but she held onto my armdesperately. Jerome pulled her off, but she began screaming andtrying to get the. We won't bite. We just want to watch."I looked over at Elly. She couldn't look at me or at her wife. "Elly," I said, instantly regretting it." Elly! Is that what HER name is? I never knew. Elly... too much. C'mon, Elly," Gloria said, dragging out the name. "Elly and Liz! I love it," she said, dragging me back into the bedroom. Elly followed reluctantly."Okay, Bruce and I will just lie back on the bed and you girls can put on a little show for us. Okay? Elly? Is that okay with you?"I turned to.