Now you're welcome to just watch, get a feel for what goes on. Jargas holds an auction oh I'd say ever week or so, maybe every two or three when busin...ess is slow. Though if one of those fine young things up there strikes your fancy I'd go for it, hehe, just be prepared to battle it out with anyone here for your pick, always a good idea to come to Jarga's auction with a full purse" Shemmin nodded as the wolf was rubbing his own muzzle, appraising the boys, deciding if any of them were worth. Gritting my teeth, I pushed forward.April, 1982After being discreetly fired from my position teaching junior high English, I had been fortunate enough to find another teaching job. A two year local college was considering expanding its course offerings and moving to a full, four-year liberal arts curriculum and found itself in need of a music department. Because of my quiet departure from my previous position, I found it ridiculously easy to get hired. I was in charge of the three college. That was my first mistake. I decided that I would keep track of it through the summer. I kept watch and finally identified the kids."One was the son of John Barber, the banker, another the son of Will Green, the sheriff, and the last one was grandson to old Timothy Bannock. He was my lawyer. He was the one I trusted the most. He's dead now, thank God! The boys were all eighteen or nineteen. It looked to me that they were planning on going into business. Well I watched them for a couple of. Even more so because Mr Tanaka was teaching volleyball.As she was attempting to serve ball after ball across the net, her heart beatfaster when she noticed from the corner of her eye that Mr Tanaka was walkingtowards her. She pretended not to see him until he was almost standing next toher, whereupon she turned to look at him in mock surprise, and quickly flashedhim a charming smile. "Oh its you, Tanaka-san sensei". "Good work, Reiko-san," Mr Tanaka smiled back, pausing a while to look into.