elboent leatient c in its neening place, riump smile t my opponent for good measure.

    I no longer played in ted t to scly o learn neages, more escape routes.

    But I found it difficult to concentrate at  of standing over me  my games. I t of ective ally. iger eac quot;; would escape from her nose.

    quot;Ma, I cant practice ,quot; I said one day. Sreated to tcs and pans. opped, I could see out of t sanding in t;; Only t of ig.

    My parents made many concessions to alloo practice. One time I complained t t I couldnt ter, my brot in a bed in treet. I said I couldnt finis  table  ty I couldnt avoid. I o accompany my moturday market days  to play. My moting many stle. quot;ter ave-ly Jong,quot; so whoever looked her way.

    One day, after  a s;I , telling everybody Im your daug; My motopped  us on to first one sher.

    quot;Aiii-ya. So s; Sig me.

    I looked do;Its not t, its just so obvious. Its just so embarrassing.quot;

    quot;Embarrass you be my daug; h anger.

    quot;ts not . ts not ;

    quot; you say?quot;

    I kne ake to say anyt I ;o use me to s to s you learn to play c;

    My moturned into dangerous black slits. S sharp silence.

    I felt t ears. I jerked my  of my motigo an old he ground.

    quot;Aii-ya! Stupid girl!quot; my motin cans careened doooped to ook off.

    I raced doreet, das looking back as my mot;Meimei! Meimei!quot; I fled do dark curtained ss , into a large street croourists examining trin