Chapter Six
The Case of Allison J.
The pampered, overindulged daughter of wealthy parents, Allison James had been sent to all the best schools. But from early on, her teachers found her difficult to deal with, an impertinent, pretty, but naughty little girl; a spoiled brat who grew into a beautiful but conceited, and very egotistical, young woman. ‘Princess” was the what her affectionate Dad called her, and the name stuck to become the less-than-affectionate nickname used by girls who were turned off by her selfishness and her overweening arrogance. She managed to alienate most of the girls with her haughtiness, and was generally dismissed as an insufferable snob. Only one girl, Rhea, a tall, athletic brunette, had smiled at her, actually seemed to show an interest in her. In spite of th
