Book1:TeDream-Maker

herewasaromanticairabouthim．Helivedahandsomethoughdetstyleoflifewhichwasslightlyirresponsibleandpletelyuable．Suddenly，inafshofcreativegenius，sherealizedthepossibilitiesofthecolorschemeandstyleofthatoutfit．Shethoughtthattheolivecoloredsafarihatwouldlooksuaveonawomanandclumsyarmybootswouldatherdaintiness．Samanthathoughtshecouldeasilyalterthedesignandmakeitsuitbothsexes．itwouldbeearendthatfall．Dimitriwouldbesurprisedtoseeeveryohestreetwearingit,andhewouldknowthatshewasthinkingofhim．Suddenly,soundsbrokeintotheprofoundsilehoughsomeonewasknogonthedoor．Samanthajumpedoutofthechairexcitedlyandrushedtoopenthedoor，hopingitwouldbeDimitri．Butunfortunately,itwasonlysomefallingflowers．Thequietnessofthesummerafternooaisgoldencolors．Thesummerwindflewaroundonitsrestlessgoldenwings．

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    Thedooropehasuddehatfrightehefournakedwomen．Then，abasinofcoldwaterwasughinglyspshedatthem,sendingthemscatteringinalldires,indignantlysquealingandshoutingatthejollyintruder．Steamescapedfromtheopendoorandtotheirsurprise，theyfoundthatthepracticaljokerwasthenormallysedateandsophisticatedSamantha．Theywerenotangrybecausetheycouldseeshemeantnoharm，buttheyweresurprisedthatSamantha,whousuallyheldherselfaloof,wassodifferentfromhernormalself．Shekeptsaying，"Hurry!Hurry!Iwanttoshowyousomethingiing!"Thefourwomenwalkedoutofthesteamyroomandjumpedintoapoolofcoldwateraswastheir．Thetrastintemperatureinvigoratedthemandaftertheinitialshock，theybecamefortableandpyfullyspshedwaterateachelicaspshedsomeonSamantha，whojumpedinan