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Thursday, September 25, 1997 I woke up and looked at the clock. 4:59. A minute before the alarm goes off. I get out of bed and stretch. The alarm goes off and I stop it. It's a new day. I feel great. I have a spring in my step. Today is going to be another great day in the life of Christina Demarco. I walked over to my closet to pick out my clothes for today. The floral dress I found in my closet looks nice. I hadn't wore a dress to school yet. Let's try these heels too. I opened my underwear drawer and found a shade of pink panties that seems like the same pink of the flowers on the dress. I also picked out another set of gym cloths. A plain baby blue t- shirt, some pink shorts, white ankle socks and grey sports bra. I stuff my gym cloths into my gym bag and headed to the shower. The nice hot shower let me relive yesterday's events. It's so crazy. I've been Christina for two days and I feel like I've done so much. I've done things that only existed in Tony's dreams. And of course stuff Tony would have never even dreamed of. As I was washing myself, my thoughts drifted to last night. "Hmm," I thought to myself. That was nice. I put the thought to the side because I have things to do this morning. * * * After I was done drying my hair and putting on makeup - I was getting better at it, and did it in half the time - I put on my dress and modeled it in front of my mirror. Damn I looked good. I put on my heels and practice walking in my room. I watched myself in the mirror as I attempted to walk. It took a few minutes before I didn't look like a total doofus. I should keep practicing around the house, I told myself. I grabbed my bags and headed out to the kitchen. "Good Morning, Dad!" I said to my father. "'Morning sweetie," he said. "How is your- project going?" "It's going great," I said. "You were right about just pouring myself into it." "Just be careful," he reminded me. "I have this feeling you're dealing with something more than just a school project." "I got it under control." I smiled. I feel that I more than have it under control. I feel I dare say - invincible. I grabbed a Pop Tart and made my way to the steps. The first step I took with my heel, my ankle bent and I caught myself on the banister. Nobody saw that. "You OK?" Dad called from out of eye sight. "I'm fine," I reassured him. OK. I still have a little bit more to go before I'm invisible. I continued my way downstairs and to the den and powered on my PC. The click of my heels on the linoleum echoed in the tiny room. I opened a desktop publishing app and started making a flyer for Power Puff signups. I consulted the notes I got from yesterday's student council meeting. There were still some pieces of information I left blank that I would have to fix later. "Power Puff Fundraiser 1997. Friday, October 3rd. Proceeds benefit Junior and Senior Classes. To Join the Senior squad or be a Power Puff Cheerleader see Christina Demarco at homeroom B16. To join the Junior Squad see xxx. Sign up by Wednesday." I moved words around, tinkered with the fonts and sizes. It looked good. Well, good enough for now. I pulled a 3 1/2 inch floppy disk off my shelf and saved the file to my disk. I stuff the disk into my backpack and turned my computer off. * * * It was Ron's turn to drive to school today. We did our traditional just jam out to Metallica on the way to school. Either he forgot to ask me about last night, or didn't want to know. I was still giddy about it. But there was a voice in the back of head telling me that Fay didn't consider it a date and I shouldn't be nearly as giddy as I am. The guardian angel didn't possess Ron during the drive. Which I was a little disappointed about. I hadn't see her or him or it since right after my track tryout. I figured she'd have something to say about my date with Fay. At my locker I put my gym bag away and I got out the right books. Julie stopped by before I closed the door. "Hey Christina," Julie said. "Oh hey," I replied. "We have our work cut out for us. Come to gym class early," she said. "What? Why?" "You want to get in shape for winter track right?" "Yeah" "Well we're going to some runs before class" she said. "I uh," I managed to get out. "Great! See you then, Chris!" she said heading to class. Man, that girl never lets me get the last word. On my way to class I noticed more and more people looking at me and smiling. I smiled back. I said good morning whenever i made eye contact with someone. Something I really didn't notice at first was Christina is at least two inches shorter than Tony. Wearing these heels brings me back closer to Tony's height. I settled into homeroom and sat and my desk, smoothing my dress and crossing my legs. I think I'm getting used to this. Fay walked in a minute after I did. "Good Morning," I smiled. "Last night was amazing," she said. "We have to do that again." "We certainly can," I said. "That particular place does that once a week on Wednesdays. There may be other places that do other days of the week." "I saw some of the more advanced dancers doing crazy tricks like throws and stuff. We should try some of that." "Aerials," I said. "Takes practice, but I could show you some of the moves I remember." The morning announcements ended and the teacher shut the door. "Great, we can talk more later," she said as class started. * * * In Comp-Sci I devoted my extra time to homework again when Valerie came up to me. "Sorry Christina for thrusting the powder puff stuff on you," she said "It's OK," I replied. "I already have a draft flyer done. I just need to find someone to volunteer to be the point person for the Junior squad." "I knew you were the right person for the job," she said. I think you should ask Linda McIntyre. She's one of the Junior class officers. I think she's in band with you." "Good idea," I said. "I think I know where to find her," I think I remember who that is. Maybe I should keep my yearbook in my bag for reference. Mr. Perry came up to me and sat down next to me. "Christina, how's it going?" "It's going great," I answered. "Are you going to be applying for any of Women in STEM scholarships we have?" "I hadn't thought about that" I replied. And that's the truth. But I wasn't planning on staying a woman much longer, so I don't think it'll be something I look into. "You should really look into it," he said almost reading my mind. "You have a gift and you need to see it through. The moment you stood up at that white board and starting teaching the class stuff we have't covered yet, it was amazing. Everyone else stopped what they were doing to listen to you. I've never seen anything quite like that in all of my years of teaching." "Thank you for the vote of confidence," I said. "Oh - let me know if i'm over stepping my bounds." "I will," he said. "Keep it to advice and make sure you point them in the right direction but avoid giving them the answer. Make them figure it out themselves." "Thanks," I said. It's crazy. I had never considered myself a confident person. But with Tony's additional 20 years experience coupled with Christina's newfound self-image, this was really working out better than I had hoped. Later in the class, 2 more classmates stopped by my computer to ask me for advice and run some ideas past me. It's nice to have 15 plus years of professional experience as a high school senior. It at least makes me popular in this class. * * * At lunch time, I found Linda McIntyre at her locker and asked if she wanted to organize the Junior Powder Puff squad. Well. I think the person I talked to was Linda McIntyre. Whomever it was - She agreed. Now I just need to finish this flyer. I let Ron know that I wanted to devote some time to working on the student council stuff. We agreed to stop at a sub shop and get some sandwiches to go. After we got our sandwiches we stopped by the band room to just sit. Often band members would chose hang out in the band room instead of the cafeteria. There were several other band students there. Some eating lunch. Some practicing with their instruments. My plan was to eat this sandwich, grab my stuff for the rest of the day and make my way to the library to finish these flyers, then head to gym to run with Julie. "How was last night?" Ron finally asked. "It was great. We went swing dancing," I replied. "So much fun. You should come out some time." I was never able to get Ron and his wife to come dancing with me. Hell, I was never able to get any friends to come dancing with me. "Me dancing?" Ron said. "Not my thing." "You're in the school Jazz band you'd at least enjoy the music." "Speaking of," he said. "You coming out tonight?" "Yes I am" I said. I remembered Ron's ska band was playing tonight. I always tried to support his various bands over the past 20 or so years. "We start at 7" he said. "Sweet," I replied. I finished up my lunch. "Alright, I'm going to head to the library. Later." "Peace out" he said. I walked to the Libraries computer lab and took out my disk. It took me only a few minutes to add Linda's info to the flyer and print it out. I made 25 copies. Enough for the high traffic areas. I returned the flyers to my backpack and headed to gym. * * * After changing into my gym clothes I met Julie on the field before the rest of the class got there. It was nice to get out of those heels and into sneakers again. "Lets go," Julie said started to jog around the softball field. I followed her pace. I figured I'd make small talk and see if I could get some answers at the same time. "Julie why are you doing this? We barely spoke 2 words before yesterday." "For the past two days I've seen incredible swagger and confidence in you. There's a fire in your eyes I just can't describe." "Well, I have experience playing softball on a... fun league. Not school. But when I learned to play I got competitive with it." "Well why didn't you say that," she said. "I bet you know more about softball than most of the people in our class." "I guess," I said. "I was still a nerd in my league. I did sabermetrics for the entire team and had a long Excel spreadsheet for it." "You're right. That is incredibly nerdy," she said. "I bet you were thinking about that spreadsheet of yours the whole time we've been playing softball in gym class." "Are you mocking me?" I asked. "No. I want to see what makes you tick. You were shy and reserved, and put minimal effort into gym class last week. So stats and analytic floats your boat?" "Well. Kinda. Since I barely played the past two days I certainly watched and made the same mental notes with our gym class I did with my compa- I mean fun league." "That's good to know," she said smiling. "Honestly, you remind me of myself freshman year. I too needed a nudge in the right direction." Our classmates started slowly trickling onto the field. "If you want we can do this every day. If not before Gym, we can do it after school." "I suddenly have a lot going on after school these days," I said. "Let's stick to before Gym class." When the rest of the class got the softball field Julie and I joined them. I waved hi to Fay as stood beside her. The gym teacher said. "We're going to pick new captains today. Who wants to be captain?" Julie raised her hand. "Julie". She scanned the rest of the class. "Let's choose another girl - Fay." Fay looked like a dear in headlights. Clearly getting called on by the gym teacher was a complete shock. "Julie picks first. Fay's team will field first." Julie looked over the class and said, "Christina." What? Me? Picked first? I joined her and whispered to her. "Seriously? I've never been picked first in my life." "Stop being so modest. You clearly know what you're doing." Fay picked a classmate who was saying "Pick me!" Julie turned to me. "Who should I pick next?" I sighed then looked over the class. "Take Bill. He's a power hitter," Bill joined us. Fay picked again. Julie to me again. "How about now?" Bill spoke up and said. "How about my friend over there?" I interjected. "No. Pick Carl. He's the fastest guy in in the class." "Carl" Julie said. Fay picked. "Tim. He's a smart hitter." "Tim" Julie echoed. Fay picked. "Amber's a solid outfielder," Julie said. "What do you think?" "Well, it'd be nice not to have her as an opponent for once." "Amber," Julie said. When the teams were set, we were set to bat first. "I bet you know the right batting order," Julie said. "I do," I said confidently. "Carl to lead off. Me second. Tim third. Bill cleanup. Paul fifth," Julie beamed at my confidence. Amber spoke up. "Why are you letting the nerd choose the batting order? That's not how we've been doing it all week." "We're trying something new," I responded defending myself. "You heard the co-captain," Julie said. "Carl, you're up!" Co-Captain? Carl went up to bat. He hit a clean line drive into left field and safely got into first base. It was my turn - batting second In gym class. I hit a grounder into left field. Carl sprinted it to second base before the fielder's could scoop it up and throw it to second. I made it to first base safely. Tim hit a fly ball into right field, but the fielder dropped the ball. Carl and I immediately tagged up from our bases and took the next base. Tim was safe at first. Bill came up. He crushed the ball into center field and it went over everyone's heads. All 4 of us ran home to complete the grand slam. Julie gave me a high five as I crossed the plate. "Great job Demarco!" The gym teacher looked at us. "Do I need to change these teams?" It was an idle threat as she didn't stop the game. Four more runs later, Amber was at bat with one out. She swung and missed. "Don't worry about it Amber!" I yelled. "The next one is yours!" Amber swing and missed again. "Shake it off," I said. Amber struck out. As she walked by me, she purposefully bumped into my shoulder. "You embarrassed me." "But I-" I said but she kept walking. The third out happened on the next batter so, we all took the field. We let everyone choose their own fielding position. I opted to take third base. The first hitter popped a ball right up to me. "I got it," yelling as I positioned myself under it. Before the ball could land in my glove, Amber from center field came from behind me, pushing me out of the way and catching the ball. "Amber, what the hell?" I said. "Stay out of my way!" Amber sneered and threw the ball back to the pitcher. I looked around. Didn't anyone see this? The next hit was a hit to short left field. I was closest to the ball so I ran to get it, as Amber slammed right into me and i fell to the ground. "Ladies, knock it off," the gym teacher yelled. I brushed the grass off my shirt as I looked at Amber. She was staring daggers at me. "Yo, we're on the same team today," I said. My first were balling up like they did on Tuesday. Chill Tony. Deep breath. The next hit was caught in center field by Amber, but the runner on second decided to make a run for it anyway. "Amber, here" I said putting my glove up. Amber aimed the ball right at me. I put my glove up and caught the ball. I feel like it was aimed at my face. Plus it had some zing to it. I briefly took off my glove to shake out my hand. Is this how she wants to play? Another hit came to short left field. I yelled "I got it," Amber yelled. "No, I got it," I back-peddled in front of Amber and caught the ball. I returned Amber's death stare to her. Julie who was at second base gave me a look and mouthed "What's going on?" I shrugged back to her. All I know is that my blood pressure is spiking. Amber has found a way to get under my skin again. The guy behind me in left field yelled at us. "Ladies we'd like to play too" It's not my fault the other team keeps hitting balls to us. Another out later, we started jogging back to our dugouts. I did my best to run up to Amber and make conversation. "Amber, do you want to talk? What's going on?" She looked at me and stated, "I want you stay out of my life Demarco." Well at least she called me by my last name instead of calling me degrading names. Maybe I'm making progress? I did my best to avoid Amber the rest of the game. I decided to play another position on the field. When gym class was finally over, my team had won by a lot. Everyone was seeming to have fun except of course the other team, and Amber. On our way back to the school, one of the guys ran past me and gave me a high five. "Good job, captain!" I could get used to this type of attention. Fay was the next one who sought me out. I spoke up first. "I'm so sorry, Fay. I wasn't my intention to beat the crap out of your team." "It's OK," she said. "That game felt like it went on forever." Julie came up behind us and squeezed me. "We make a great team Demarco!" she said. "Sorry Fay. You were an innocent bystander in this. I hope there's no hard feelings." Fay laughed. "I didn't even want to be captain. I clearly had no idea what I was doing." "Christina, what's the deal with you and Miss Cheerleader of there? Did you steal her boyfriend or pom poms or something?" "I don't know." I shrugged. "Maybe she's annoyed that you're getting all the attention now," Julie surmised. Was that it? Did I upset the balance of power at gym class? Just then Brittany ran up from behind me. "Christina. I heard you were organizing the power puff game." "I am," I replied. Wow. This the first time Brittany has said a word to me. "Can you sign me up?" she said. "Sure. I haven't yet created a signup sheet, but you can be the first person on it!" I smiled. "Great! Thanks," Brittany said as she ran past us and joined Amber who was at least 30 yards ahead of us. "Power Puff football?" Julie asked. "Sign me up too!" "Sure," I said. I then glanced at Fay. "No not me. I don't know the first thing about football," Fay said. "Are you playing Christina?" Julie asked "Do you know as much about football as softball?" "I am just organizing it," I said. "But I'm a huge football fan. I just never played it at any level." "Now's your chance! You so have to play with us!" she said. "Maybe," I said. "Only if we don't get enough players." Just then, Tim came running up to us. "Hey Julie, Christina, Fay," he said. "I'm having a party tomorrow night after the game. You three should totally come. My brother is home from college this weekend and is inviting some of his friends. It's going to be an awesome party!" "I'm totally there," Julie said. "I can't tomorrow," Fay said. "I have to be up early Saturday morning" They looked at me. A party? "Hell yeah, I'm down!" "Sweet!" Tim said running up ahead. That's awesome. I can check off another item off my list. I saw Tim run up to Amber and Brittany and ask the same question. I saw them smile and nod and Tim say "Sweet!" to them. Oh that can't be good. Here's what I do know. Amber is lashing out at me for some reason. Stress? Jealously? Something else? I also know that my life as Christina would be a cake walk without her ruining my fifth period. Now I'm invited to the same party as her. We made our way to the girls' locker room. I found my favorite empty aisle I've been getting changed at for the past 3 days. I took off my t- shirt and sports bra when Julie came around the corner with all of her clothes in her hands. She starts getting changed right next to me. "So Chris, what are you going to wear?" Julie said taking her shirt off. "Wear?" I asked quickly fastening my bra. "To the party," she said removing her sports bra. "You're not going to show up in your marching band uniform are you?" "No. I uh. I just realized I don't really have party attire." I slipped off my gym shorts and pulled my dress out of the locker. "Oh - I have a great little black dress you can borrow!" Julie said holding her bra. "We're about the same size. You have better boobs though." I do? I looked down then looked back at Julie. I blushed. "You're going to look hot!" she said fastening her bra. We both finished getting dressed an existed the locker room. "See you tomorrow Demarco!" Julie said walking the opposite way. If I didn't know any better I'd think that Julie is auditioning to be my BFF. I mean. I guess technically the position is open seeing as I can't really do or talk about girl stuff with Ron. "Make more friends," I said to myself as I smiled. "I guess I can check that box too!"

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Chances AreChapter 16

I muttered something about sandwiches and brewing up a pot of fresh coffee for everyone, back at my place, and a few of the heroines agreed to hang around there for a while. For now, at least, all of the fun, mayhem, and destruction seemed to be over. Most of the gals decided that they’d rather enjoy a long bath at home, along with a dozen or more stuff drinks instead, and most of them made their farewells. Even the horde of newsies and television camera crews started to look bored and began...

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Second ChancesPart 4

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Second Chances Chapter 3 Questions and Answers

Tuesday, September 23, 1997 Ron's truck stopped in the driveway. Metallica spilling out of the rust and pock-marks of the truck. I laughed to myself. Ron in 2018 is making enough money to drive a Lexus, or rather his wife is. His music taste has changed too. The music stopped as I walked out of the house and down the front porch. I opened the passenger door and threw my backpack onto the seat. Behind the steering wheel was a younger Ron. While Ron is older than I am by a few months, it's...

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Second Thoughts and Last ChancesChapter 1

August?? 2004 "Tell me a little about yourself, Doctor." "Why?" I asked the Voice. It came, I supposed, from a face ... but it was a face I couldn't see. The bandages wrapped over my eyes and around the crown of my head kept me blind and in the dark. Was it a male or female voice? I couldn't be sure, but from the speech patterns and word choices I thought it was most likely male. Where the ideas about speech patterns and word choices came from were as much a mystery to me as the...

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Second Chances Chapter 27 I Wanna Dance With Somebody

5:18 PM Cindy and I were standing outside on our freshly raked front lawn in our dresses waiting for Mom and Dad. Mom came outside with her camera. "We're just waiting for Dad." Dad joined her. He was holding his camera as well. "Chris, honey. When you're done with the Internet, can you please log off of it." Whoops. "Sorry dad." I smiled. "This is the second time in two weeks I picked up the den phone only to realize you were still dialed-in. Hang up the Internet when you're...

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Second Chances Chapter 17 Youre Makin Me High

During the car-ride home, I talked about my day. About how I made the track team. About how hard my first track practice was. Ron asked about Chase. I talked about date night tomorrow. I said nothing about Jessica. I drove us all home. When Cindy and I arrived home, I decided I needed to shower if I was going to Jessica's house. "Hi Mom," I said passing her in the kitchen. "I'm going to go over a friends this afternoon." She gave me a look. "We're not going to have a repeat of...

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Second Chances Chapter 6 Homework

My mom hugged me and congratulated me as I showed her my new licence. I looked at the licence in my hand. It was very simple. Very much not like the more complex security-enhanced licences in the future. This was just a laminated piece of paper with my picture and personal information on it. I looked at the picture of me. I'm not facing the camera because looking straight ahead was reserved for 21 plus year old drivers. I am looking kinda cute in this picture. Wait.. where did that...

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Second Thoughts and Last ChancesChapter 3

The passing of time was no longer a blur to me, the way it had been just instants before. Time was moving, and fairly fast, but now it was more like a movie put on fast forward rather than the vapor trail it had been. And my memories were returning, no longer events to be observed, but actual pieces of myself and my life; just a trickle at first, but as one moment made itself known it was quickly followed by another, and another ... faster and faster and faster, until the trickle was a flow,...

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Second Chances Part 2

Second Chances By Alexander Kung Second Chances - Part 2 It was their special place nestled in Old Man Frank's apple orchard, a crudely built tree house. The old farmer didn't mind. He even supplied the tools and lumber, happy to see a couple of kids willing to play outside and not have their brains rotted out by those newfangled video games. "So you want to try it, Jay?" asked a cute little girl about ten or eleven "Try what, Rani?" asked a cute little boy also about ten or...

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I always hear the term "dirty old man" referring to a lot of older men that gawk at pretty young girls. Well, no one ever really mentions "dirty old woman" although there are a lot of us out there. I am one of them myself. Here is my dirty little tale. It was that one summer that changed everything. My husband had died earlier that year and I was left alone in our small country home. My daughter Caroline had just met a wonderful young man whom she would be marrying. Caroline had a very...

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Second Chances Chapter 28 Jumper

9:55 PM I have to find Amber. She couldn't have gone far. I only saw her at most five minutes ago. Maybe she went back to her table. I pushed Tim aside and I ran into the cafeteria. The dance was clearing out. About twenty people were left on the dance floor dancing to Donna Summer's "Last Dance". I checked Amber's table. Nobody was there. It was empty. No purses or other personal items. Maybe I can get a teacher to help. I scanned for the chaperones. Nowhere to be...

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Second Chances Chapter 22 Go The Distance

Thursday, October 2, 1997 I woke up to my alarm clock. I was still clutching the cordless phone. I had dried tears around my eyes. The events of last night came flooding back to me. It was such a good day until I screwed it up at the last possible moment. I slogged out of bed and forced myself to get ready for school. I pulled out a blue skirt and tossed it onto my bed. I wasn't feeling happy. I really wasn't into looking cute right now. So I pulled put a black t- shirt and tossed...

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Second Chances Chapter 18 Face Off

I am sitting on my couch watching American Idol with my roommate. I remember living here. But I don't anymore. My roommate doesn't live with me anymore. I think she moved. She says something to me about the last singer. I can't remember what. I smile at her. I wish we weren't roommates. I'd totally try to date her if she wasn't my roommate. Maybe if I flirt just a little more. My cellphone rings. I look at the caller ID. It's Ron. I flip open the phone and answer it. "Hey man," I...

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Second Thoughts and Last ChancesChapter 16

When I left the safe house, a quick glance at my watch told me I'd been there the better part of seven hours. It was all I could do to keep from bouncing up and down on my toes like Peggy or Tink were prone to do whenever they got excited. I couldn't believe Roberts had gone unnoticed for so many years. Why hadn't someone picked up on the signs? The man was absolutely convinced of his own intellectual and professional genius. No one was as smart, or clever, or ... just think of an...

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Second Chances part 6

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Chances AreChapter 9

“I get the idea, rather clearly, that most of your ‘relationships’ have been with other women. Same I think for nearly all of the other super-heroines that I’ve met so far. You’re all Sapphists ... and most of you nearly exclusively lesbian. Odds are that none of you, including yourself, would find any long term romance with a man, such as myself, satisfying or enduring. I’d just be an isolated, momentary, object of dalliance. In fact, chances are that none of your relationships with other...

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Chances AreChapter 15

Chances were, if I could help it ... that not a single bullet was going hurt me or any of my mortal friends! As for most of the three dozen or so assembled super-powered heroines, there wasn’t one of them really that was the least bit frightened by gaggles of gunsels spewing lead! Some, especially the mightiest ones on the front line, were innately bullet-proof and others had protective armor in their costumes or else were just too fast to be hit either in flight or on the run. A cameraman...

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Second Thoughts and Last ChancesChapter 13

Eventually Izzy called home and spent about ten minutes reassuring Lilly and Peggy that we were okay, saying that she'd explain everything in greater detail when we got home. Then she spent three times as long drafting her resignation letter. We agreed that claiming 'on recommendation of family physician' wouldn't really be a lie. Two printed and signed letters in hand, one for the Assistant Dean and one for the Board of Governors; we left the building just before three o'clock and...

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Second Chances Chapter 4 Going through the motions Part 1

I eventually found my English homework. I skimmed it to see what Christina wrote before I handed it in. It went completely over my head. Either she's a better student than me, or that is literally the same BS I wrote 20 years ago. I was able to follow along with the rest of the class and it triggered long forgotten memories. I was called on once. I BS'ed something about fake culture and Holden Caufield's pessimism. It wasn't hard honestly. After all, I came from a year that society had...

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Second Thoughts and Last ChancesChapter 14

My second or third greatest work related failure occurred in May of 1994 when I was forbidden by an Act of Congress from ever setting foot within the State Department. This happened almost immediately after my first and only tour of our major European embassies. This was followed quickly, in congressional terms, three months later by a second Act designed to keep me away from the Justice Department. I guess they figured by then that I was already so deep into the FBI that it was pointless to...

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Second Chances

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Second Thoughts and Last ChancesChapter 7

I went upstairs, showered and changed clothes then went back down to the kitchen and retrieved the vials of blood in their little lunch box cooler. I took the cooler and my coat, got into my car and drove to Langley. As soon as I got into my office I picked up the phone and began dialing. "FBI, Coburn." the light tenor voice announced. "Number one, this is Doctor Blacktower ... do you recognize my voice?" "Yes sir, of course. What can I do for you sir?" "I'm sending you a package...

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Second Thoughts and Last ChancesChapter 17

In 1981, President Ronald Reagan generated Executive Order 12333, which, among other things, stated that "No person employed by or acting on behalf of the United States Government shall engage in, or conspire to engage in, assassination." This order had been preceded by similar restrictions from Presidents Ford and Carter. I've often wondered about the legality of presidential Executive Orders. Are they? Legal, I mean? Less than a law? More than an Act of Congress? The same? Do they...

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Second Thoughts and Last ChancesChapter 4

How many people through the long history of the world have looked back on their lives and wondered, 'When did it all go wrong?' Do you suppose Napoleon ever asked himself that question? The fact is that even if you knew precisely when it happened, what difference would it make? What could you possibly do with that priceless bit of information? I can do some pretty amazing things, but time travel isn't among them. Unfortunately, one of the things I do have is an exceptional memory. Using...

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Second Thoughts and Last ChancesChapter 8

I was the junior partner in a Psychiatry/Psychology practice in D.C. The two senior partners are former Air Force Colonel Evan DeBerg and Dr. Janis Karpinski, both psychiatrists with decades of combined experience. I'm the psychologist of the group. Evan and I formed our partnership in '96 after I received my MS and he resigned from active duty. Janis joined us later that year. Technically I'm one of the senior partners, but we agreed that their names should precede mine; partly in...

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Second Thoughts and Last ChancesChapter 22

Two distinctly different sounds assaulted my ears and woke me up. The first was the insistent electronic beeping of a cell phone near my head. The second was the low, thudding pounding on the hotel room's door. I rolled over on my side, gently easing Lilly onto the carpet next to me, looked around and spotted the cell phone lying under the coffee table. I picked it up and thumbed the button. "Hello?" "Ike?" It was my sister. "Hey beautiful." "I've been calling for two hours....

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Second Chances Chapter 1 Hello my name is Toby

Did you ever look back at your youth and fantasize about redoing it a second time with all of your future knowledge and experiences? What would you do if given a second chance? Would you take the path you didn't take the first time? That's where my story starts. Or ends, depending on your point of view. Time travel gets confusing like that. Friday, April 6 2018 My name is Anthony Demarco. Friends and family call my Tony. You can call me Tony too since you're reading this. I'm...

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Second Chances

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Second Thoughts and Last ChancesChapter 10

I went downstairs and sat down on the couch in the living room, leaned my head back and tried to ignore the ache in the center of my face. What the hell am I going to do? I wondered. There's no way to keep them from knowing what I'm feeling now. There was no way for them to keep you from knowing what they were feeling, was there? Maybe not, but I never made a habit of looking. I don't like the idea of anyone having constant access to my feelings. But you do. Why shouldn't they? You...

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Second Thoughts and Last ChancesChapter 39

I left my old friend and mentor sitting in his rocking chair with a dazed look on his face, a blistering ring of freshly implanted emotions tucked away in his neural net and a brand new lease on life. The dazed look would pass, in time; which was more than could be said for the other two. I drove myself back to the airport, climbed into the Agency helicopter and returned home. There was plenty of time to think, and lots to think about, on the way back; which I assiduously avoided. My mind...

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Second Chances Chapter 12 TGIF

Friday, September 26, 1997 I woke up to my alarm. I sat up and turned it off and stared in the darkness of my bedroom. The pain of last night was still there. But in some ways it was cathartic. I took a deep breath. Today is a new day. All I can do is make today great for Christina, and try to find a way to get Tony back to the future so he can move on with his life. I felt a cold breeze come from the open window on my legs. It felt nice. A nice late September morning. I love...

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Second Thoughts and Last ChancesChapter 24

Out in front of the building Lam and Lucy were busily splitting their people up into groups and loading them into the two vans. I looked around, trying to determine how much collateral damage to expect, and where the best and safest location for the vehicles was. Once everyone was packed in and ready to go, Lucy and her brother approached us. "Lam, have you ever used a pistol before?" I asked as I removed my overcoat and handed it to Lilly. He eyed the weapons hanging beneath my...

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Second Chances Chapter 26 Just a Girl

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Second Chances Reboot

Not-The-Original Author's Note: This is a tribute to Alexander Kung's great story "Second Chances". The original ideas and story belong to them. This version was written mostly because the original author never finished that work and I very much enjoyed it (going on five years with no conclusion now) and I wish they had. I've expanded on it where I felt appropriate, maintained the original ideas and motifs as much as I could, and updated it to match my own writing style. I have no idea...

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Second Cousins Second ChancesChapter 2

As Jen continued to snore lightly in the seat beside me, I drove the roads of rural Mississippi. Sitting in the seat that was still warm and slightly damp from Jen's climax, I had a lot of time to think. Had I done something wrong? Well, for starters, I'd had sexual contact (if not actual sex) with a married woman. So, that's adultery. But, I'd never taken any marital vows, I reasoned. The only person breaking any vows was Jen, and she certainly didn't seem to mind at the time! Then,...

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Second Thoughts and Last ChancesChapter 31

Eventually we all agreed that fun was fun, but it was time to turn in for the night. Svetlana retired to the guest room where Ivan was ensconced, Dad got the second guest room next to theirs, and Buck (I have a hard time even thinking the name without smirking) was given the room right next to his, which was normally Lilly's. We'd agreed, the girls and I, amongst ourselves, not long after I got out of the Army, that each of them should have their own room. Their own private space that...

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