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Ron Crosby was as happy and amped up as a teenage boy going to his first rock concert as he was walking home from talking with Ms Bullard. Not only was he offered a new job, Head Culture Setter, at the video game store, but also some other changes at the store. It was a new job not only for a pay raise and the new title, Ron had new responsibilities. He was to make the schedule for the other Culture Setters, be the official go to person and also make a weekly youtube video for the store. The latter was his idea which he had been pushing for over two months. Even with Ron not being part of the store for two days, Ms Bullard saw how important he was to the implementation of her business model. She also saw that for her business model to be truly efficient, it needed to be truly embraced by her employees and herself. Ms Bullard understood that she needed not only to say her store was more than just a place to shop for games and used DVD, it needed to have the culture to give her customers the experience she was selling. The changes Ms Bullard were implementing were making sure her store put form over substance. The talk that Ms Bullard had with one of the best assets her store had gave her the courage to go with opening a new location. She would depend on Ron and the other employees to help her man those stores with like- minded people. The talk also had Ron thinking about how great he was going to help make his place of work be. Being lost in helping to forge a workplace cooler than Cheers made the modern day Sam Malone not pay attention to the police siren approaching him from behindRon was a wanted man by Officer Sean Hartings. While facing charges of her own, Keri went on to press charges on Ron and this officer was going to get that punk to confess. The longer that boy did not come clean about what happened, the greater a chance there would be a blemish on that lady's clean record. Little did the cop who was cutting corners to get justice know Keri only filed the charges to skirt the law. Most of those rules and regulations were nothing but handcuffs to Officer Hartings. The public liked them on the books but turned a blind eye when the civil protections of a criminal like Ron were not perfectly followed. To the self-proclaimed officer of the year, getting justice was a lot like making sausage; people did not really want to know how it was done. They only cared about liking the outcome. Keri really believed nothing would come of the charges other than the DA office dropping the charges on her because of the situation. There was the added benefit of pressing charges that it would give more public sympathy to her daughter. It amazed her that people just did not go on hearsay about believing the worst in this case. Also Keri felt justified for she thought filing that official police report was the best way to beat the bad rap. How could that flag waving Jordan Trottier press charges on her.? In Keri's civil-deficient thinking that man was trying to deny the loudmouth of her First Amendment right. The lady who was all about herself did not understand that no right is absolute. Her right to say something ended when it caused unwarranted harm to others. It ended when she was speaking on someone else's private property. Officer Hartings got out of the car and told Ron they needed to talk. *********** Mike Webster got off the phone and was freaking out. His wife was being held down at the police station. He tried to assure himself that there was no way she would get booked, let alone charged. The worried husband was right to make that assertion. Fox Chapel police were worried about crime, making sure that none happened. The lax enforcement of the law came from the leadership of the suburb wanting a low crime rate and the best way to ensure that was when possible not to press charges. The reasoning behind doing whatever possible to lower crime rate was to keep the property value up. Everyone wanted to make sure their houses did not lose value so, of course if any of the residents of the township was found in possession of any drug for recreational use the cops would just confiscate it. Drunk driving checkpoints were hardly ever set up in this suburbia.When the cops finally did some for good PR they made sure it was well known by the bar and club owners, and that the checkpoints were at the edge of town and only for outgoing traffic. Even with knowing his wife will get out soon for the police will talk Jordan out of pressing charges, Mike still wanted to help move along the process so he called Leah Crosby. He wanted to talk with Ron. Yeah, that kid was as mad at him and his family as an innocent man accused of a crime. That was exactly the reason he knew that Ron would help. That boy knew the pain and hardship which came from being perceived of being guilty of something he did not do. Ron would want justice to be served. Leah could not believe the voice on the other line when she answered the phone. In a voice as stern as a violin teacher, she said, "What do you want." "Keri is arrested, I need to talk with Ron." "No." Mike paused for a second. He did not want Leah to know he knew the truth. At the same time he did not want to outright lie to her. "He can help clear this up and get her out quicker." "I highly doubt that he would want to help, so no." "Fine I am coming over." "Don't, he is not home." "Where is he." "I am not telling you where my son is. You will use force to make him help. You punched him. Never come close to my son again." "I promise I will not punch him. All I want to do is talk with him." "That was all you wanted to do when you hit my son." "I swear I will not. You have to believe me, Keri should not be in jail. She was just trying to do what was best for her daughter." "She should be in jail. What she has been doing should be illegal if it is not. She is spreading lies about my son." "Come on Leah, now is not the time to get into that." "Yes it is. When my son is harassed at school, at work, and in public, now is always the time. Every time you and your family are brought up to me, I will talk about it. Every time you talk to me I will talk about it, until this is resolved." "If somehow they do press charges against Keri, it can affect her job." Leah knew how much Keri loved running that daycare center. For a moment she thought about calling Ron to help her former friend, then she thought better, . Keri should not be around kids. Her former friend showed she had few scruples when it came to the welfare of others. "Good." "Come on, Leah, she blew something up bigger than it is. That does not mean she should lose her job." "I really don't care. She did not care about my son when she spread that lie. Your daughter told her my son did not lift her skirt. Ask Sylvia or are you scared to know the truth?" With that rhetorical question Leah hung up the phone. Being asked about Ron made the mom call her son. She found it odd that the phone went straight to voicemail. Her baby boy had an umbilical cord attached to the internet. Ron loved looking up and reading all the news about the latest video games and movies which were coming out. Leah knew something was off with her son's phone being off.. ************ Maz knew something was off about what he saw as he left the parking lot of Gamer's Paradise. The cop, he unaffectionately called Robocop, was putting Ron into the backseat of a squad car. How Officer Hartings guided Ron's head in was all that Maz needed to know that pig put some jewelry on the passenger who did not want to go for a ride. All the man who had a legit beef with that cop could think was that prick arrested Ron. Racking his mind Maz, somehow remembered where Ron lived. It was the dead end section of Pheasant Drive. Maz remembered going over a couple of times for birthday parties. The Crosbys had an inground pool and it was so much fun to play Marco Polo with the other kids. The man with a bad reputation for bad reasons arrived at the house he believed was Ron's. He hoped his memory of the right house served him correctly. The last thing he wanted to do was explain why he was knocking on a stranger's door. He knew they would not listen and just tell him to go away. Leah answered the door and saw that troublemaker Maz. She said, "I don't care why you are here. Just go away." While she was closing the door Maz said, "Lady your son was arrested," as he turned to walk away Leah changed her tune quickly. "Why?" Maz kept on walking. He tried to do the right thing and was rejected before he could. It was not worth the effort. Ms Crosby had the information so whatever happened to Ron was out of his hands. Leah repeated her question and got the same response. Then she said, "Stanley Mazzilli, tell me why you came here if you are not going to answer my question about what you told me." "Lady, I came here to help your son. You blew me off without me even saying a word. I told you what I wanted to and you can do with it what you want now." "Thank you Stanley." Hearing that little sign of appreciation was all Maz's hurt feelings needed to be healed. Maz went back to doing the right thing. "Ms Crosby. I do not know why but it was Robocop, sorry, I mean Officer Hartings who arrested him. Any money it was just to harass your son about what Sylvia said happened." "Thank you again Maz. I will tell Ron what you did for us." ********* Instead of having appreciation for the police holding her in one of their makeshift interrogation rooms, Keri was getting livid over them still holding her. Her husband was on his way with the $5,000 dollar bail. Officer Fallon came in to offer their forced guest a coffee. Keri could not hold back telling the man who arrested her what she thought of him just doing his job. "Are you happy with yourself? You must be so proud of the fact that you took me, public enemy #1, off the street. No wonder my daughter did not want to press charges. You might have arrested her instead of that pervert." Officer Fallon had the perfect anti-venom for those poisonous words coming from Keri's mouth. He just did not take anything anyone said to him while on duty personally. His soul while he was on duty was as hard as the calluses on a marathon runner's sole. Also if putting someone down was a crime, Keri's little rant would have brought forth more charges on her. Fallon was offended by Keri but was able to ignore her words. Officer Fallon still would have loved to "lose" her paperwork to keep her overnight. Yeah he would have loved it, but Officer Fallon played by the book. He knew that all it would have done was made him as petty as the lady sitting in the chair. Officer Fallon did get a little satisfaction while leaving the room as he said, "I will take that as a no to the coffee." Meanwhile Officer Hartings was treating the law as a tinfoil hat wearing conspiracy theorist did with the facts, playing with it fast and loose. Officer Hartings had only been one of Fox Chapel's finest for six years but had over 30 years of police experience. The first 25 he was on the Pittsburgh police force. He learned some of his best shortcuts there. Right now he was using one of his favorite policing hacks, scaring the perp by having him alone in the holding cell with a hardened criminal. With a hardened criminal being held by his force as likely as civil debate on the Jerry Springer Show, Sean had to improvise. He got his next door neighbor to play the part. As Officer Hartings was placing Ron in the cell, the boy pleaded with Sean to call his mom again. The bad cop who was trying to play the good cop told Ron he would. Ron was too upset about the situation to even question Officer Sean. Officer Sean, that was what the cop told Ron to call him. The man who was laying the trap was trying to build up trust with Ron. Ron's cellmate seemed as uninterested in him as a red-blooded male was about abstinence until Officer Hartings closed the door. In a graveling gravelly voice the stranger said, "You are pretty, boy." Ron ignored him like a cat which wanted nothing from its human roommates. "Hey boy, that is no way to treat someone who gave you a Ron kept up his cat impersonation as the man came close to him. The man went to touch Ron's cheek. The man's hand coming closer repelled Ron. The sickened boy jerked his head away as the cause of him feeling repulsed said. "Listen here boy. I am trying to help you. You need to get used to men talking to you like I am. You are pretty and when you are in prison, well, let's just say they are going to do more than just lift your skirt." Ron knew exactly what that man was referring to and let out, "I did nothing." The man laughed. "Same here, boy. Like I said. I am only trying to help. If you are nice and listen you might become just one man's steady bitch in prison. He will not pass you around.... that much" Officer Hartings was watching the interaction from the CCTV in the holding cell area. For once it was finally being used for good. The CCTV was put in to make sure that none of the people being held were harmed. Sean thought installing the CCTV was too much money to spend to protect the civil rights of those who did not respect others' rights. They want to act like animals then let them do so with their own type. After seeing Ron was more unsettled than someone's stomach who drank too much Old Grand Dad whiskey, the bad cop knew it was time for part two of his plan. Officer Sean would come to save the day. It would not just be getting Ron out of danger but also making sure the real creep in the cell believed that Officer Sean would not let anything happen. ************ Jordan Trottier's resolve was getting a little worn down from the couple of calls he got from Keri's supporters. They found out she was in jail via social media. Mike put it up on social media as another way to try to appeal to Jordan's sense of justice. The man who was trying to spring his wife from jail knew some people would call and pester the pizzeria's owner about his overreaction. Yet Jordan's resolve was staying strong. He was not going to back down for the man who doubted his actions just because he got some calls and Facebook posts against his decision. Jordan knew he could not make an exception for someone causing a disturbance at his pizza joint. It would lead to more people taking liberties there. He also just did not like how Keri acted. She was always overstepping her bounds and looking for the best angle to play. It was dreadful to deliver to her house for if it was a minute over the estimate given then no tip for the drivers. If her order was over 10 minutes late she would ask for a discount for waiting. She was the type of person if you gave 2.54 centimeters she would take 1.61 kilometers. Jordan was at least smart enough to not state he was holding to his decision. He knew soon enough all the people who swore they would never eat his pizza again would never stay away. People would forget about their stance once they had one too many cravings for his sauce. So all he had to do was weather the thunderstorm of loud voices.. ********* Leah showed up at the police station and went to the dispatcher asking where her son was at. The dispatcher gave the honest answer of not knowing. Officer Hartings snuck Ron in the back entrance. He did not want any of the honest officers to try to stop him from getting justice. Leah then said she was informed that Officer Hartings arrested her son and the dispatcher informed her that the officer has not been in the station since he left for his patrol. Leah knew that Maz would not have lied to her about what he saw. Before she could question the dispatcher again, Sergeant Mahan, who overheard the Leah inquiry, said, "I just saw Sean in the back. I will go get him so he can clear this up." ********** Sean Hartings was so enjoying that his prey thought he was an ally. This punk in front of him did not deserve any help. Having the boy in front of him begging to confess in a couple of minutes was going to be sweet justice. He could tell that Ron was ready to break. Sean gave his prey credit for holding out as long as he did. Sean using tactics which were technically illegal also did not bother him.Only a fool bleeding heart liberal would think that justice should be blind. The guilty should not be treated the same as the innocent when charges are brought up against them. The guilty needed to be caught and prosecuted by any means people will take. Sean was proud of himself that he knew that breaking the law to protect people and catch the guilty was not immoral. The man who saw nothing wrong with fighting fire with fire was not right about Ron being close to breaking. The thought of just admitting to the lie did cross Ron's mind a couple of times. Having to lie for the best outcome pained the boy looking at being charged as an adult. To know that the best course of action which Sean was offering him was to confess made him lose faith in being honest. It made him feel like he was betraying himself by going back on what his mom taught him. Having to lie made him feel like him standing up to his mom about believing Keri over himself was for naught. . Even with Officer Sean trying to make the ordeal as painless as possible and going off on the inmate who was making creepy innuendoes, something did not add up. The deal was too sweet: sealed criminal record with probation, sexual harassment training and community service. It made sense for the lack of evidence, but Sean speaking on behalf of of the DA without talking to him didn't. With the DA not involved, there was no guarantee. If only his mom would make it down here. She had better come soon for Sean was going off duty and the next officer would not be as lenient. He remembered how the other officer handled his complaint about Mr Webster punching him. Ron asked Sean to call his mom one more time. Sean was more than happy to say he will oblige with the request. It gave him an excuse to go out and say once again no answer. Technically, Sean did not lie . He did call for Leah Crosby. The literal man just did not use the phone when he said her name. Just then Sergeant Mahan came into the integration room. He saw a teenage boy and stated in a form of a question, "You are Ronald Crosby?" Ron said, "Yes, why?" Officer Hartings was not letting the law get in his way of apprehending the perp. He was not going to let his coworker do so. Ron was never actually under arrest and that was how Officer Hartings believed he could get around the ruling of Commonwealth v. Smith A2d 797. Ron was technically a free person so he had no right to consult to be waived. That meant Officer Hartings did not have to give that punk the opportunity to consult with an interested and informed parent, adult, or counsel. "Alan, give us a minute, then you can have the boy..." Alan did not listen to Officer Hartings. Ron had the right to speak with his mom right now. "Come with me. Your mom is here." Ron got out of his seat and went with Sergeant Mahan. Sean was sick of playing nice with the pervert. "Listen here Ron. If you go with him, the deal is off. You will be doing hard time and I will make sure you serve it as an adult. Now if you know what is good for you, sit right back down and write that confession." That little outburst of anger was enough to show the shadow which Officer Hartings was operating under. Ron did not acknowledge what was said to him. This time it was not in fear but in defiance. Officer Hartings wanted to do anything to stop Ron from speaking with his mom and started to read him his rights. Sergeant Mahan knew what was happening was about as kosher as a cheeseburger and stopped his fellow badge wearer. Mahan's underling hated that he had to follow the orders of his younger superior. Hartings' supervisor was too young to understand cops had to do whatever it takes to get the collar. ************ Mike and Sylvia came in as Leah sat in the waiting area of the police station. Mike knew it was not a good omen to see her and Sylvia started to feel the worst panic attack of her life coming on. The girl was not ready to face the mother of the boy who she caused so much trouble for. Sylvia's chest tightened up and her heart started to beat fast as all the thoughts of impending doom were rushing in her mind and she lost her breath. Leah's heart beat also started to raise from a shot of adrenaline. Leah wanted to confront those two but with how the cops have been treating her son thought better. The only thing which saved her from going off on both of them was how they averted their eyes in shame. Just as Leah's heart beat returned to normal, her son came out of one of the doors behind the desk. He was visibly shaken and the color of innocence, white. When seeing Mike Ron became as timid as a toddler unsure of where its parents were. The apprehension came for the same reason, feeling unsafe. The last time Ron saw Mr Webster he was punched and the man started to kick him while he was down. The police did nothing. Leah could not hold it back and asked the officer who was escorting her son, Sergeant Mahan, "Why did you arrest my son for nothing, but let the man who hit him walk free." "Ma'am your son was not arrested. He is free to go. We will be having him come in again for official questioning." "Why wasn't I called when you took my son in for questioning?" Ron spoke up. "I was in cuffs and told I had to come down, then waiting for an interrogation room to open I was put in a holding cell. My phone was taken away." Sergeant Mahan. "Ron you must have taken all those actions the wrong way." Hearing what he believed was a blatant lie changed Ron's fight or flight response from wanting to leave to making a last stand. He was sick of being scared. "With all due respect Sergeant Mahan you know that is not true. It was Officer Hartings' intent to have me believe I was under arrest and in big trouble. He was trying to get me to confess to something I did not do." Funny thing about the saying with all due respect, well it is not haha funny, was that it always came before something disrespectful. People used it to keep their manners while being impolite. Leah jumped in and did not care about her P's and Q's. "You don't even have the fortitude to admit what you did. Yesterday you let that man over there get away with punching my son. Now you arrest him and try to say you did not." "All I can say is fill out a complaint and we will look into Officer Hartings's actions." As Leah was taking her son out of the station she informed the officer she would with the help of the ACLU. Officer Mahan was going to try to reason with her not to bring them in. That group always caused trouble for police forces. He stayed quiet because the sergeant knew his words would be as useless as a plastic spoon was to someone eating a steak. As this was happening, Sylvia's panic attack was intensifying. She wanted to run out of the station as quickly as this situation got out of control. Sadly she did the same thing now as she did about what was happening to Ron; nothing. Mike repeated the lie that Ron deserved to be hit by him for not listening. Being in the same room as the person he attacked made the lie harder to believe. They both were relieved when they saw Keri walk out from behind. The relaxation of knowing they could go home was as short lived as a mayfly. Keri saw Ron and wanted him to feel the humiliation of being arrested. She blamed him for her being booked. She demanded that he be arrested on the spot. Sergeant Mahan wanted to let Ron leave. "Ma'am we are in the process of doing the investigation about the assault charges you want him brought up on." Leah used every bit of will power to bite her tongue. She knew that Keri was digging her own hole. Leah smiled when Keri asked what would be needed to arrest that monster who attacked her daughter. The answer was that a statement by the victim would be helpful. Keri's former friend knew that lady well and that if she was in for a penny she was in for a pound. Keri commanded her daughter to give that statement. Sylvia could not and would not. "No, mom. Just drop this. I told you to drop this as soon as you came up with the stupid plan for revenge. I don't even think it was about revenge for what you thought happened to me. It was about having something to make Ms Crosby feel like she was not as good of a mother as you." Keri was not going to put up with her daughter denying her request in public. She would handle it nicely now, but at home it would be a different story. Sylvia would receive the full wrath of Keri. "I said to fill out the report about what happened." "Fine. My mom found me crying in my room and I told her it was about Ron. She assumed that he did something inappropriate to me, lifting up my skirt. I did not correct her but at the same time did not say she was wrong. I told her to drop it. My mom would not and came up with this stupid way for me to become empowered by having me do the same to Ron. I pleaded over and over again not to do it. Ms Crosby believed my mom for they were best friends. I lifted his skirt at the mall. It was not right. That was so wrong, mom. I told you no, I kept on saying no, don't do it, mom. I ran into the bathroom-I panic easy. I just wanted to be left alone. I confessed and Ms Crosby called me what I am, a bitch. I am so sorry. Ron, I am so sorry. Everytime I told my mom no she would not listen. I could not believe it was happening. I did not want to do it, then you told me to. I I did not want you to get any madder at me. I just wanted it over. To be left alone." It was now Keri's turn to be visibly shaken and turn a sickly white. Her daughter told the truth. Her husband's anger turned white hot towards her. The former queen of her house knew right then her reign was over. There would be a long time before there was peace in the land of Webster. Keri went to walk from behind the counter and Officer Fallon stopped her. She told him her bail was paid. The officer started to read Keri her rights. She falsified a police report and even with being cold and detached at work the arresting officer could not help but have a hint of glee in his voice when announcing the charges. The situation was not looking good for Mike. He also falsified a police report. Mike started to blame Sylvia for all of this. His daughter should have been stronger and stood up to his wife. Then he looked at the black eye he gave Ron. How could he blame Sylvia when he also went along with his wife's schemes? He knew that if his princess would have lied to back up his wife somehow he would have justified it. Lastly, Mike knew he had to do the right thing. "I need to change my statement on why I punched Ron. I did so for he would not talk to me. It is as simple as that." Slyvia looked as numbed to the world as a heroin junkie after a fix. She also looked as well kept as one. This made Ron feel for her. She tried her best to try to not have any of this happen. He saw how so many people who did not have direct contact with Keri were bulled over by the bully of a lady. It had to be so hard for Sylvia to even just try to stand up to such a domineering mother. Ron spoke up. "Sergeant Mahan. Can you somehow work out a plea with Mr Webster that he gets probation, has to go to anger management classes and pay a fine instead of jail time. At the time he punched me, he believed that I did look up his daughter's skirt." Mike was amazed at the wisdom Ron showed. That Crosby kid was able to look past his personal pain of being hit and take into account extenuating circumstances of the situation. The man who knew he was going to get off lightly felt like he was the one who needed to listen to Ron that day. Sergeant Mahan was also impressed by the empathy Ron showed. He knew the DA would go along with what the victim asked for in this case. "If that is what you want then yes." Ron answer was, "It is." Leah was proud of her son, but wanted to make sure he was not being too soft and forgiving. This was because she knew that Mike would not have done the same. "Are you sure?" Ron replied, "Yes Mom, Sylvia needs one parent to be home with her. Mr Webster messed up big time, but he came clean on his own. This is about justice. Punishment is about learning a lesson, not revenge." Leah became even prouder of her son. That was one of the life lessons she tried to pass on to her son and he picked it up. This action of looking out for the needs of others instead of his own wants showed her somehow she did a great job raising an adult. Keri did not like hearing one parent at home. If her husband was getting no jail time, then she wanted the same deal. She took Ron's kindness as a sign of weakness and tried to work it to her advantage. "Ronny, you know that two parents at home would be even better for Sylvia." "Not if one of them is a vindictive manipulative person like you, Ms Webster." There was no way that Keri was going to be the only one left holding the bag. With her being in for a penny she went in for a pound and went to take Leah down with her. "I confess. I falsified that police report. Me and my good friend Leah came up with the plan to put Ron in a skirt and expose him in public at the mall. You better arrest Leah also. As now it was Leah's turn to be visibly shaken and turn white in shame, Ron said, "I do not want to press charges about what happened at the mall." Sergeant Mahan again asked Ron if that was what he wanted. Once again the answer was it is. Then Ron thought for a second. "I do want something to happen to Officer Hartings. What he did has to be illegal. It has to be He took me against my will here and I was not under arrest." Sergeant Mahan was for justice to be served but he was even more in on being part of the blue wall of silence. Mahan saw the situation as Officer Hartings went a little overboard in trying to get justice. Police could not do their job if they were prosecuted for every little mistake they made. He would have a talk with him later about making sure it would not happen again. Officer Fallon thought how could you about his superior officer just becoming a blue brick . There was no way he was going to have Ron not get as much justice as he deserved. "I will make sure the full extent of the law is used against Officer Hartings. I believe you want to go home so I will take your statement there." ************ Epilogue Officer Sean Hartings was suspended without pay. The overconfident man believed after the investigation he would be reinstated to his job, even if not one of the fellow officers who followed the blue code would clue him in to quit so he could retain his pension. The police chief made sure there was no leak in the investigation and Sean Harting lost his job and his pension. Keri Webster got the maximum sentence allowed by law of two years of confinement. During that time Mike divorced her. The reasons behind him ending the marriage was for Keri showed no remorse for what she did and also took no responsibility. She moved back to her parents in Philly after getting released from jail. Keri wanted a new start in life so she could play her same old tricks. Mike Webster completed his court mandated anger management classes. Afterwards he kept on working on his anger issues by going to see a therapist once a month and also taking thoughtfulness classes to better be in control of his thoughts. Sylvia Webster quit hanging out with her crowd. Even if she did not all of them other than Emma would have forced her out. Hers and Emma's friendship became closer. One of her biggest supporters in making sure the entire student body did not shun her was Ron. A year later Sylvia was comfortable in her skin as being known as the school poet. She even started to date another person who was misunderstood until this incident, Maz. Leah knew she would never forget what happened when she took someone's word without looking into what happened. The age of social media had one saving grace for Ron. It had no long term memory on falsehoods. Soon after that fateful Monday his social life went back to almost normal. It was only almost normal for him. One change was Alexei and Double M would play Guitar Hero Live with him. The fake band they were in while playing the game was called The Honey Badger and The Power Wingers. Another bigger change was with Maz. That Tuesday Ron made sure to thank the resident loner of the school and ask what he could do to repay him. Maz asked if he could play a game of D&D with them. Ron suggested instead that if Maz enjoyed playing that he join the group. Not only did Maz join the group, he joined Ron's group of friends. The biggest change was Ron's relationship with Wendy. The person who was the happiest about those two finally getting together in real life was Mac. Mac got sick of everytime they made a new D&D group those two characters would end up getting married.