This chapter is for general audiences. Some of the later chapters may not be. Please only read if you are allowed due to your age.

Remember, this is a work of fiction, any simularities between this and real life is strictly coincidental.

 
Synopsis: Morwen a witty girl, who happens to have once been a boy lives day to day with a rather unique life. She is a Witch and a Gypsy. Lifes never the easiest for Morwen, even with her powers that gives her simplicities in it.

Please keep in mind most names, and some specific details, have been altered, to limit the amount of Strife within those associated within whom may come in contact with this. Similarities of the story among any other stories movies etc are purely coincidental.
Visitors are coming, Morwen have a one on one conversation with her mum, Morwen and Nathan have are unkindly interupted

Daniel and I

by LoriAnn

Dear Dad,

I'm writing this letter because I think you should understand about me and Daniel. I never had the chance to explain to you, so I want to do it now.

My maternal grandmother and I had a very close relationship from the moment I was born. My father was beside himself with joy at finally having a son to pass on his name . Mother was just happy that 9 months of being fat and bloated were over. She figured that Dad would finally shut up and quit pestering her about having another child. My sister Angie was two years older and he pretty much ignored her. Grandmother told everyone that I would grow up to be a very special child. Dad came off with some snide remark to the effect of "Just as long as he isn't a sissy".

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Billy helps his group and Sharon's group produce their next manga. There are more costumes for him and the girls have some more good natured fun with him.

The Girls Confess their Love for Aki

by

Paula Dillon

Cindy, Bobbie and their mothers are doing some pre-school shopping for essentials. Bobby, especially, is very conscious about how nice she looks, and wants to get a swim suit for her final trip to the beach before school starts. Bobbie’s mother is pleasantly surprised, and at the same time a bit disturbed, about how strikingly beautiful her daughter has become. Evan Sheisskopf is lurking in the parking lot.