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    Collision Course 4.72

     

                Amy shook her head, “This is why the world is as it is; we divide, put into categories, we set limits to things as fundamental as love.  If we’d learn that our differences are what make us a better nation, instead of dividing us, the world would be a wholly better place,” reminded Amy from the periphery of the gathering.

     

                “She still didn’t answer!” laughed Alice, waving a chicken leg at Natalie.  “Come on, Senator, you know as well as I do, that we have to put things into a place, a category, to define it.  Or the world would be in chaos.”

     

                “Isn’t it already?” asked Rosita from the back door, smiling at Amy, who grinned back.  “Am I still on the guest list?  Or should I get going?” asked Rosita gesturing over her shoulder to the way she came.

     

                Everyone turned to look at Alice, who blanched, but waved for Rosita to come into the room, the CIA agent did, grabbing a stool and sitting not far away from Amy and Lara.  “So, what were you guys yapping about?”

     

                “Long as it isn’t destiny,” snorted Spencer as she walked into the house from outdoors.  “I’m gonna go chuck Angie and Shay into the pool, video games are the breeding place for stagnant minds.”

     

                Jo cocked an eyebrow, giving Nat a look, “What have you been teaching my daughter over on that island of yours?”

     

                “Remember, no computers, save for when they are in certain classes, no cell phones, no video games, no in dorm lap tops, they learn to read, converse, maybe even learn some social skills.  Library is the most popular spot at our school, that and this small alcove in the kitchen…” reminded Nat, having caught more than a few students making out there over the last semester.

     

                “We are definitely sending Angelica there,” stated Bette as she dug into her food, thinking that Lara’s dishes were only getting better every week.

     

                “Are we now?  We’re going to send our two year old to a school, just where is this?” asked Tina, giving Bette a cooling look. 

     

                “Haven Island,” said Nat reaching over and grabbing something from Jo’s plate.  Jo playfully slapped her hand, making the both of them smile, but neither said a word; it seemed that it was something they’d done often before.

    Comments

    1. 30 pages and you end it there!!?? This was great as always, although I do admit that with so many characters sometimes I have to stop and try to remember who they all are. lol This must have taken days and days to write, so thank you. :) So, is “droll” a good thing?

    2. That was a great update. It was fun to see the crowd together. Hope Jo is ok. Lots of questions about Jo still to be answered. Will she survive. How does her powers transfer from one person to another. Will Bette save her, hopefully without harming herself. So many questions. Can’t wait to see what’s next.

    3. Ah, damn. This doesn’t look good at all. Everything seems like it’s going to a very hot place in a very small basket. And you’ve left it on such a cliffhanger too. No, Janet, I don’t want a big shake up (actually, I’m a liar. I crave them, the story’s not the same without them, but I just don’t want anyone– read: Jo –dying.) Nat’s a bright spot though… she intrigues me. Loved the chapter, post soon. Cheers, Janet

    4. So glad I waited until this morning to read, cause you threw the whole clan at us , & I def. needed to concentrate on all the characters cause my mind was mush last night. Hope you write in the recording session w/ the girls & Daisy, seems like trouble there. Will Nat get w/ anyone? I can’t blame Bette for hovering, who wouldn’t if someone they loved were dying – even if they are as proud & independent as Jo. Luv the mingling of everyone w/ no fights breaking out only snarky comments. Thanx for the long post.

    5. oh my god….what time is it. ahhh shhiiittt. Anyway ive been falling alseep on this story because it midnight! But hey im still liking it, did i just see the word painkiller jane???. i need to go tosleep, i losing it.

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