"I'll see you tomorrow," he said.After the moment, things changed a lot, for better and for worse. The boys were now intolerable with their insults, m...aking any time with them a living hell. However Mr. Adams sheltered me from most activities with them, allowing me to do my own activities. Mr. Adams told the other counselors that he made a tailored camp schedule for me since I was being bullied and didn't enjoy the usual camp activities, and he didn't receive any push back from the other. I was sure that he got my meaning. With that he finished his drink and left the bar.I looked over to Cindy. She said, "I hope that you don't mind but I asked Jerry to come to our room in about ten minutes." I wondered for a minute if she meant for me to be there, too. That thought didn't last very long, as she said, "You'll be okay staying here, won't you? I'll call you when we're finished and you can come to the room after he's gone. I'm sorry to put you out like this but I'd feel much more. This bothered him a lot the more he thought about it and for someone as self-disciplined as he was, it was out of character.There was something dangerous and mysterious about Angel, he could sense it, and he was drawn to her so strongly he was more than a little scared by that."I thought I'd find you here Parker," Frank's voice broke Jordan's train of thought as he continued jogging."Get out of here Frank," Jordan said, struggling for breath."I know my sister must be with you," Frank said,. I heard a knock at my door and I walked over to answer it. It was Katie. She did not have an exam this period and she dropped by to check on her grade. I sat her down to give her the bad news. “Katie, I’m sorry. You came up a little short on the exam. We’re going to have to meet with your guidance counselor to schedule you for a Government class next school year.” She sat quietly, somewhere between sadness and frustration. She started to plead, “Are you sure, Mr. Tasker? I mean,.