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Today was the primary election. Polls showed that the governor and Senator Dixon were well ahead of their challengers. Bev Mass was actually down a couple of points. A white police officer shooting a young black man with a history of mental illness was too much for the people of Cook County. If the officer had waited for the Taser unit, which had been called, this would have been a nonevent. To shoot the man sixteen times was too much, as far as I was concerned. Bev agreed and had the officer charged with first-degree murder. Unfortunately for Bev, it was a case of ‘kick them all out’ that got her smeared in the primary. I expected that by the end of the day, she would be out of a job come the end of her term.

It could also have also been the public perception of how it was all handled. A judge ordered the dash-cam recording to be released by November 25 of last year. City officials had argued for months that it couldn’t be made public until the conclusion of several investigations. The fear wasn’t that it might hinder the investigations; it was of what the public would do. There had been recent unrest in other cities when similar events had occurred. Bev had the officer charged; those charges came out on November 24.

The video showed the officer firing sixteen shots into the teen. It took him fifteen seconds to do it, and the video showed the young man was face down on the ground for thirteen of those seconds. When people saw the body jerk multiple times as the officer fired, it was game over.

There were eight other officers at the scene when he emptied his gun into the young man. The police union and his lawyers claimed that he was in mortal fear of his life, but that argument didn’t hold water. The police internal investigation disagreed with their assertion that he acted in self-defense. The number of officers present, and the call to the Taser unit, meant that they could have waited. When shot, the youth had been pacing back and forth with a knife in his hand. If he’d made a move towards the police, I could have been on board with the officer using lethal force to protect himself. I could even have understood emptying his gun into the kid—under extreme stress, that happened sometimes. This guy was just pacing; he never made that move.

It didn’t help when one of the local newspapers used the Freedom of Information Act to obtain the officer’s police record. He had at least 15 complaints filed against him while working in high-crime neighborhoods, for accusations including using racial epithets and pointing a gun at an arrestee without justification. In one instance, he and his partner had made a traffic stop. They were found to have used excessive force on a man with no prior convictions, which led to a $350,000 award for damages in a subsequent civil case.

Once the story broke, a bipartisan protest erupted. Two local ministers were upset that the officer in question was reassigned to desk duty and not fired.

Bev had been put into a no-win situation. Did she come out and condemn the officer loudly, early and often to save her job, or did she let the process work? I respected her for not offering the officer up as a sacrificial lamb for her political ambitions, even though she knew he was guilty. She acted as the professional she was. In the end, the process worked. The internal investigation found him responsible and he was charged.

My only concern had been the timing of the charges. If they’d had enough evidence before, she should have charged him earlier. I suspect that the judge had forced her hand. Charging the officer the day before the release of the video just didn’t feel right to me, even though I understood the public safety issues involved.

Today the people would get to express their feelings, and I was afraid Bev would be disappointed. From what everyone said, she was good at her job. Sometimes things happened, though. I was sure she would be fine if she lost the primary. I hoped she would work with Ms. Dixon. I could use a pit bull of an attorney the next time I got myself into trouble. The sad part was, I had a bad feeling I just might have to have her help someday.

In PE, Wolf and I were lifting together. Tim was in the same room, but working a different set of muscles. Wolf noticed me looking over at Tim, bemused.

“Did you know you and I were the only two people who kept coming to see him regularly after the initial fuss died down?” he asked.

Tim had told me that, and I shook my head slowly in disgust. I thought his teammates could’ve shown more support. I guess I was wrong.

“It meant a lot to him,” Wolf said. “He won’t say anything to you, because he doesn’t want to look like a suck-up, but he appreciated you taking the time.”

“He’s been working hard to get back on the field. Well, we’ll have to make sure he knows we have his back,” I said with a grin.

Unfortunately, I couldn’t do it right then, though. I was here for another reason. Connor Fletcher, the outside training consultant, was here for the next couple of days to monitor our progress. Connor came and got us.

“I need to weigh and measure you,” he said.

Jim and Johan also joined us for our cattle call. Jill and Becky were ready with clipboards and cloth tape measures. I was sent to Jill.

“Should I strip?” I asked.

I heard Becky giggle as Jill blushed, and Connor gave me a curious look. I looked at Connor.

“I didn’t know if you wanted all our measurements. I know Wolf and Jim have been exercising,” I said as I made a jacking-off motion with my right hand.

“I wondered why they had hair on their palms,” Johan said.

We all looked at him, and I broke down laughing. He was the most straitlaced kid I knew, and it was so unexpected I couldn’t help myself.

“You two keep acting like that and you won’t get invited to the baseball party Saturday night,” Jim threatened.

“Eh,” I said, and shrugged like it wasn’t a big deal.

“I called Tami like you suggested. She had me call Kevin Goode. He has an apartment with Mike’s brother Luke, and Magic is across the hall. They’ve agreed to have a party for the baseball team,” Jim said.

I just shook my head. If Moose found out, we were all dead. He had a zero-tolerance policy. I would enjoy seeing my former teammates who now played football at State.

“You better be careful of who you talk to about it,” I said, as my head nodded towards the trainers.

Jim caught my meaning and looked worried as Jill and Becky smiled at him. He was screwed.

“We’ve been wanting to reorganize the storage room. If only there was a volunteer...” Jill suggested.

“Yes, I wonder who would do that for us?” Becky asked.

“I could just have David get naked,” Jim offered.

“Eh, we’ve seen that too many times,” Becky said.

“Speak for yourself,” Jill teased.

“I think we need to get back to work,” Connor said, ruining their fun.

Jim did ‘volunteer’ to help. I was surprised when Johan and Wolf stepped up and said they would, too. I just pulled down my shorts so they got a glimpse of my left butt cheek.

In three and a half months, Connor had made some serious progress with my three friends. Jim was up to 285 pounds. From looking at him, it was mostly muscle. His goal was to put on ten to fifteen more pounds before he left for Alabama this summer. He’d enrolled in summer school so he could get acclimated to college life and take a couple of classes. He could also start working out with his new teammates.

Johan was becoming a beast in the weight room. He and Jim were good for each other. The two pushed each other to gain strength, flexibility, speed and endurance. As a byproduct, they’d both gotten bigger. Johan was almost five inches shorter than Jim, but he was only ten pounds lighter at 275. That was huge for a high school lineman, unless they were pudgy or slow. Johan wasn’t as fast as Jim, but if he got into you with a block, you were done. He was a road grader.

Word had started to get out about him. Playing football only one year had hurt his recruiting. The good news was he played at Lincoln, so college scouts who had come to see other players were taking notice. I think Connor had talked to the guys at State, because they’d actually made him an offer. They’d hired a new football coach, again, and this guy had extensive NFL experience. Actually, he’d surrounded himself with coaches who had either played or coached in the NFL. Their offensive line coach was a State alum and had eight years of experience as an offensive line coach for various NFL teams.

Wolf was a different story. The NFL had been leaning towards bigger receivers that cause mismatches. Defensive backs tended to range from five-ten to six-one. Wolf was six-five and 240 pounds. If he could get faster, he had a legitimate shot at being a wide receiver in the NFL. If not, he could be a tight end and enjoy a long career. Connor had helped him lose ten pounds so far with the goal of making him faster. I lifted with him, and he was in the process of transforming his body. Wolf had lost most of his baby fat, as I called it, while still getting stronger.

Wolf had never really been pudgy, like I had been in middle school. From looking at his dad and uncles, it was in his genes. They were all big guys who carried some extra padding. Connor reasoned that in high school, Wolf didn’t need the extra weight. If he went up in competition, he could always add it if he needed to.

The other thing Connor worked with Wolf on was his jumping ability. This would give him one other advantage that would make him the go-to guy close to the end zone. If he could outjump his smaller defenders, I could toss the ball up and let him go get it. The key wasn’t just being able to jump. He had to be able to do it with a defensive back hanging on him and fighting for the ball. Connor was working on his hand strength to help him be able to hold on to a contested ball.

For me, Connor worked to help me improve in several areas. The two biggest were to increase my core strength and explosive speed. Both were important to football and baseball. Core strength was my midsection. It helped me with both throwing and batting. I could generate more power. The explosive speed was used much like a sprinter would in track. The quicker you could get up to full speed, the better. For me, that helped with fielding and base stealing in baseball.

We also were working on eye-hand coordination. I was already good at it, being the athlete that I was. Connor felt, and I agreed, that even a slight improvement could make a difference. In baseball, there were a lot of very good players. Just a couple of percentage points batting separated the ones that made it from the ones that didn’t. Baseball was filled with explosive moments, and batting was one of them. If I could see a pitch and have my hands react accordingly just a little better, I would see a difference at the plate.

He was impressed with my forearm, wrist and hand strength. I’d shown him my Bo staff and explained how it had helped me. Connor was a smart guy when it came to improving the human body, and I could see him file that away. He also approved of the weighted vest Bo Harrington had given me.

I felt that Connor had been a great addition and well worth the money the boosters had paid to have him come help us.

After Connor was done with us, I looked at Wolf and just said the word, “Tim.” Wolf got a big grin on his face and followed me over to where Tim was, lying on a bench-press seat. We ambled over to him and stood on each side, me with my water bottle and Wolf with a towel over his shoulder.

“Here he is, our workout prodigy. Someone finally understands our secret to success.”

Wolf nodded sagely.

“Yes, the girls all think he’s smoking-hot now. What did they say the other day? Now I remember: ‘‘he’s so buff!’” Wolf said, putting his hands on his cheeks and batting his eyes.

I had to smirk at that. Tim, on his most social days, was almost terminally shy around girls.

“We can’t have him stealing all our girls!”

With that, I upended my water bottle to douse him as completely as possible. Wolf and I laughed hysterically as he chased us all the way to the locker room. I was sure he would get his revenge at some point.

At lunch, Pam sat down next to me. She looked like hell.

“Don’t say anything; this is all your fault,” she complained.

Tracy sat on her other side and gave me a dirty look. I was smart enough not to fall into this trap. If I asked what was wrong, I was sure to hear about it. Instead I scooted my chair away from her, which caused Pam to give me a look that said I was about to die. I smiled and patted my lap.

“What?” Pam hissed.

“Give me your feet,” I said.

She turned her chair and put them in my lap. I took off her shoes and socks and began to massage them. You would have thought she was Duke when you gave him a belly rub. Pam let out a low moan that frankly sounded naughty. I guess I wasn’t surprised when Mrs. Comer, my English Lit teacher who had pulled lunch duty, suddenly appeared.

“What are you doing?” she asked.

I found a particularly sore spot and Pam jerked, but I dug in to make it better.

“Oh,” Mrs. Comer said. “When I was pregnant, my feet hurt all the time towards the end. That, and my back.”

“What helped with your back?” Pam asked.

“I had my husband rub it with one of the analgesic gels that goes on cold and then heats up. I also had him rub my tummy with cream to help prevent stretch marks.”

“Did it help?” Pam asked.

“I think so. I know I slept better,” Mrs. Comer said. “I’ll leave you to it.”

I tried to stop to eat my lunch, but Pam complained. I felt like fool when Tracy fed me while I worked on Pam. I dared the guys to say something, but for Pam I was willing to look silly. The girls around the table looked at me like I was Prince Charming.

Close to bedtime, I got into my car and drove to the drugstore. I bought what I needed and knocked on Pam’s front door. Lacy answered.

“It’s awful late, don’t you think,” she said, blocking the doorway.

I opened my bag and showed her what I had. She just smiled and let me in. I grabbed a towel out of the linen closet and lightly knocked on Pam’s bedroom door.

“It’s open.”

I went in and she gave me a look.

“What are you doing here?” she asked.

“I thought I might help you get to sleep,” I said, as I showed her the cream and analgesic gel.

“You didn’t have to do that.”

“Of course I did. Get undressed and put this towel down,” I said.

I had her lay on her side as I gave her back a massage.

“Oh gawd, you have magic hands. I think that was how you got me this way to begin with,” she teased.

“I think it was you who seduced me, so you could give me good memories at the lake,” I shot back.

She suddenly sat up.

“I have to pee,” she said, and ran to her bathroom.

Angie had been constantly peeing when she was pregnant because the baby pushed against the bladder. When she came out, I went in and washed my hands so I could get the analgesic gel off of them. I came back and opened the cream. Pam read the label.

“Tummy butter? What, do you plan to baste me like a turkey?” she asked.

“This was what the lady at the store told me to get,” I said to defend myself.

I rubbed it on her tummy and sides and then smiled.

“She said I should also put it on your breasts.”

“I bet she did,” Pam said, but took off her bra.

I took extra care to make sure they wouldn’t be marred. When she began to breathe hard, I gave her my best lecherous look.

“Why can’t I refuse you?” she asked.

“Because you’re mine.”

I swear that wasn’t my intention when I came over. I also hadn’t planned to fall asleep at Pam’s house, but that’s what happened.

Wednesday March 16

When Peggy and I came back from our run, Dad showed me the paper. There was a picture of Brandon Rigby on the front page. A small smile crept onto my face. I began to read.

In executing a search warrant filed Friday, police said a search of Brandon Rigby’s home revealed a black leather book in which he had written a list of women’s names, one of twenty such books that Mr. Rigby apparently wrote in. The police said the book documents multiple women in a ‘very systematic way.’ Each entry in the book detailed how Mr. Rigby met a woman, what he liked about her and what he wanted to do with her, according to police.

There were instances of ‘kill’ and mentions of various sexual desires in the book, police said. It is unclear how many women’s names were in the book.

Officials said several women have come forward about incidents involving Mr. Rigby, though it’s unclear how many sexual assaults police are investigating. Police explained that they had revisited some prior complaints and found connections, prompting them to move forward.

Mr. Rigby has denied the allegations against him. His attorney, Thomas Fox, said Mr. Rigby has been cooperating with authorities.

I stopped reading for a moment and smiled at my parents.

“It says his lawyer is Thomas Fox. He is so screwed,” I said, and then went back to reading.

Thomas Fox was the lawyer Pam’s dad had used. That could only mean that Don Rigby and Brandon’s dad must be calling the shots behind the scenes. They didn’t want to get their hands dirty.

“Mr. Rigby has agreed to return to Massachusetts to face charges,” Mr. Fox said.

Harvard University said in a statement released Tuesday that it was ‘shocked and saddened to learn that several Harvard students have reported being sexually assaulted by a former student.’

Police urge anyone with information about Mr. Rigby to come forward.

“Does Tami know?” I asked Mom.

“She and Alan were contacted by Detective Kitchens yesterday. They will both be giving statements today. The Cambridge police are sending someone to talk to them.”

I read the election results, and the governor and Senator Dixon had won easily. Bev Mass had lost in a close one. After breakfast, on the ride to school, I called Tami.

“How are you doing?” I asked.

“It became real yesterday. I’m coming home to talk to a detective and give him my statement today.”

“Do you want to talk?” I asked.

“Let me see how today goes. If I need to talk, I’ll send you a text,” she assured me.

Today was the big test for Alan’s lunch-buddy app. He’d set me up to be a host, and I’d done that first thing this morning. As I walked to lunch, I checked to see if anyone had signed up. I smiled when I saw it was the regular crowd.

Alan was really good at this stuff. I would never have guessed a high school kid had put this together. I could see that he’d actually listened to Stacy Clute, because it in fact looked nice. When you opened the app, our Lincoln High Bulldog logo came up. Alan had figured out how to have students sign up via Facebook or do it manually. He used Facebook so he could steal their picture.

When I’d gone into the app to host a table, it showed me a layout of our lunchroom, and there’d only been one available table that was green. I tapped on that table and confirmed I would host it. The table now showed my picture in one of the seats with my name and the title ‘Host’ under it.

When we were getting dressed after PE, I showed Wolf how to use it. When we logged him in, Alan had already claimed a seat, as had Zoe, Brook and Cassidy. I wondered what Alan would do if people didn’t sit in their assigned seats. He was just OCD enough to throw a fit.

At lunch, he sat next to me and made me check off everyone as they arrived. If someone didn’t show up, the host could remove them and it would open up the seat. He had Stacy Clute sign up, but she ate at her normal table. Gina had been the odd man out, so I deleted Stacy. Gina was on the wait list, her picture popped into the slot, and it sent her a text. She confirmed and I checked her off.

I found it amusing that Alan had enlisted his ex-girlfriends to help him. He wasn’t amused when I pointed out that little factoid to the table. What are best friends for?

My plan had been to stay out of the whole Brandon situation. That plan went out the window when I was called to the office during my last period. When I got there, I found Detective Kitchens with another man. One look told me he was also a police detective.

“We were wondering if we could talk to you,” Detective Kitchens said.

“Have I done something?” I asked.

“I don’t know, have you?” Detective Kitchens replied with a straight face.

“Maybe.”

The other detective, who hadn’t been introduced, was suddenly interested.

“Maybe we’ll talk about it later. This is Detective Dale of the Cambridge Police Department. He wanted to get a better idea of the whole story. I called Ms. Dixon, and she said she would listen in,” he said, answering one of my concerns.

I had them follow me to the Field House where I told Moose that I would be late for practice, and he let us use one of the conference rooms. I called Ms. Dixon and put her on speakerphone.

“Detective Kitchens gave me a brief outline as to why you want to talk to my client. Before we get started, could you explain the intent of the interview?” Ms. Dixon asked.

“I want to get a timeline of his involvement in case we need it for the prosecution,” Detective Dale answered. “We’re sure that once this gets started, Mr. Rigby’s lawyers will try to tear down the foundation of the case any way they can.”

“Okay, but I want you to remember that David is not the focus of this investigation and that he is voluntarily helping here. If I get a whiff of ill intent, I’ll pull the plug on this.”

“Yes, ma’am.”

I then recounted what I’d told Detective Kitchens. The only sticking point was who had I hired to investigate Brandon and how they’d gotten the information. Ms. Dixon shut that down, for now. When I talked to her after the call, she told me she hoped they had enough other things to worry about.

She gave me the heads-up that Detective Kitchens had told her the journals that were found were a gold mine. He wouldn’t tell her what was in them, but she’d been told that Brandon was in serious trouble if everything proved to be true.

We both hoped that would be the last we would see of Detective Dale.

Halfway through baseball practice, I saw Alan. Cassidy had made him start going to her sixty minutes of hell sessions. I was impressed he’d stuck it out, and I could tell he was losing weight. I was practicing batting while three other players watched. Moose asked me to explain what I did at bat and would send a handful of guys to watch each day. When I was done, I took a moment to talk to Alan.

“How’d it go today?” I asked.

“Fine. Tami wants to grab dinner before she goes back. Can you skip the dojo?” he asked.

“I need to tell Cassidy, but sure.”

“I’ll tell Cassidy,” Alan said.

“Dawson!” Moose bellowed.

“Gotta go,” I said, and went back to practice.

I was surprised when we didn’t end up at Monical’s. Tami wanted to go to the Chinese place by the park. Since I’d been introduced to more types of Chinese cuisine when I was in New York, I used that knowledge to order for my friends. We started out with mu shiu pork as the appetizer. Alan loved fajitas, so I described it as Chinese fajitas to get him to stop whining. He just wanted to get some egg rolls. I think the poor boy had been to too many Chinese buffets.

“The interview went well. There wasn’t much I could tell them, since Brandon drugged me,” Tami said.

Alan stiffened up. I think he was afraid how I might react to a discussion of that night. I’d made it clear I didn’t want to talk about it with him. I think Tami purposefully had brought it up so I could get past it. I felt my stomach tighten at the memory of seeing the two of them in bed together. Rationally, I knew it had been staged, but that didn’t mean I was happy about it. I remembered Tami admitted that she’d kissed Alan. I knew they weren’t in their right minds and I should cut them some slack, but the old alpha male in me didn’t seem to want to let it go.

“It still pisses you off,” Tami stated.

I looked at both of them and nodded. She could always read me. Alan looked like he wanted to be anywhere but there.

“David, if I could do it over again...” he began.

“I know, Alan. I understand what happened, and I know that neither of you intended to hurt me. I also understand that I have no right to be upset. Tami made it clear she wanted to explore without me.”

There it was. The root of everything. The feelings of betrayal almost overwhelmed me. It was as if I were right back at my apartment after she walked out of my life when I gave her the promise ring. I thought I’d gotten past all this, but obviously not.

“David...” Tami said, but I held up my hand.

“Give me a minute,” I warned.

They both knew me. I would flash angrily, but if you gave me time, I calmed down quickly. I just needed to work it out.

So much had happened since that day. I’d become involved with three wonderful girls in Halle, Brook and Zoe. Pam was having our baby, and Tracy had become a good friend. Jim, Tim, Wolf and Yuri had become my best guy friends. Alan had been around, and we had come to an uneasy truce. I’d gotten to the point that when I saw him, I didn’t immediately think of that night.

I’d come to grips with the fact that Tami wasn’t destined to be my one and only. I took a deep breath and let it out slowly.

What did I really want? The simple answer was that I missed my best friends. The problem was that Tami had hurt me over and over again. It had started in middle school when she told me she never wanted to see me again. I understood I had been a little dick, and my drinking and taking drugs were the cause, but it still hurt when she went the tough-love route on me.

I mentally shook myself. I didn’t need to go down that rabbit hole again. She and I had worked through all this last summer. I pushed all the old hurts down and reminded myself that we’d both been to blame for much of it.

Six months had passed since I’d made my final gesture to get us together. Enough time had gone by that I could look back at it with a fresh set of eyes. If I were honest, Tami had been immature and selfish, as far as I was concerned. God only knows what teenager wasn’t, sometimes. The thing was, in many ways she was right. We weren’t ready for a serious relationship. How she’d gone about it, though, had guaranteed that we would never have one.

That thought made me sad, but it freed me. I felt the hurt and anger drain from my body. I looked up at Tami and could see concern on her face. She knew that I’d come to a decision, and for once, she had no idea what that was.

“So, Alan’s a good kisser,” I said with a straight face.

“Fuck me,” Alan moaned, as his face went bright red.

Tami blinked a couple of times to process what I just said, and then smiled.

“You’re so mean,” she said, which made me laugh.

Alan looked at me and then at Tami, and she gave him a reassuring smile.

“Dick,” he mumbled.

“What did you say?” I asked with a mock scowl.

“I didn’t stutter,” Alan shot back.

That made me laugh. When I finally stopped, I looked at them both with a smile on my face.

“Friends?” I asked.

Tami shook her head.

“No, best friends,” she amended.

“Okay,” I said as I nodded.

“You’re still a dick,” Alan said, but I could see a smile creep onto his face.

We all relaxed and just acted like we’d been friends forever, which we in essence had been.

“Jim called me,” Tami said.

“I don’t think I want to know about this,” I said.

“About what?” Alan asked.

“Jim wants some payback on Mike,” Tami explained. “He wants me to invite Harper to a party after your game.”

“And Jim thinks that Mike will show up because the party’s at his brother’s apartment,” I said.

“What party?” Alan asked.

I let Tami fill him in. My curiosity got the best of me.

“What does Jim plan to do?” I asked.

“Kevin plans to serve Jell-O shots made with Everclear. He calls them ‘panty droppers.’ Jim’s asked him to make some with no alcohol. You know Mike; once he’s had a few, he gets handsy,” Tami said.

I raised an eyebrow to ask how she knew that. She just ignored me. I guess it wasn’t really my business. That didn’t mean that Mike wouldn’t die, though.

“The plan is to let him get drunk and act the fool. Missy and Lisa have volunteered to help him get falling-down drunk. Jim says that Kevin told him these Jell-O shots will put you on your ass if you’re not careful. When Mike passes out, they plan to strip him off and draw with magic markers all over his body.”

I had an evil idea. Mike had sent me a picture of Mona after he’d had sex with her.

“Maybe we could have Ray recreate Mike’s picture of Mona.”

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When we came back from church, it was just the three of us: Mom, Dad and me. We had a light lunch, and I joined Dad to watch the Bulls lose another game. That was when someone buzzed from the front gate. Dad switched the TV to see who it was, and it was Coach Diamond. I met him at the front door. “Hey, Coach, come in,” I said, and took his coat. While I hung it up, Dad greeted him and he took a seat to watch the game. “This isn’t a social call,” he said, getting down to business....

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 2 The Tale of Two Premieres

I’d set my alarm extra early because I had to be at the CBS This Morning studio by seven. It was snowing out, so I went down to the pool and swam. I really hated to run on a treadmill, so this was the best alternative for me. When I was done, I went to the little diner next to Tyler and Adrienne’s condo building to eat breakfast. I’d just finished when I received a text from Caryn to let me know our car was out front. The driver put my garment bag into the trunk, and I found it was just the...

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Junior YearChapter 9 Know This Wersquove Noticed

When I got to school I saw Halle, Brook, Zoe and Pam all waiting on me. They all looked at me expectantly and I panicked. Who did I say hi to first? Did I dare kiss any of them? I held up my hand to stop them and had a brilliant plan: I called Beth. “Who died?” Beth asked when she answered the phone. “I don’t know, why?” I asked. “Someone had to die for you to call me this early.” “Oh, sorry. I’ll call back,” I offered. “Don’t you dare, ‘stupid boy’. Why did you call?” “I have four...

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Stupid Boy Freshman Year Part IIChapter 10 Baseball Tryouts

First thing, I went looking for Tracy. She didn't see me come up behind her. I figured a little payback was in order so I gave her a hip check. Her head snapped around, and when she saw it was me, she got a big grin. "Hey, sexy boy," she purred. That got everyone's attention, and I actually blushed. She winked at me as she turned to go to her locker. It was nice to see her smiling. After school, I went to baseball tryouts. There were a lot of guys and even a few girls trying out. I...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 11 Put My Toe into the Political Pond

“Hola, Lily,” I said, as I plopped down in the seat next to her. “Hola jefe, es un placer verte.” (Hey boss, it is a pleasure to see you.) “¿Por qué ... uhm... tan formal?“ (Why ... uhm ... so formal?) “Hoy tenemos un examen,” Lily answered. (We have a quiz today.) “¡Hijo de puta!“ Lily giggled. She’d been teaching me to cuss in Spanish. “David!” Ms. Cruz reprimanded. “Uh... Lo siento,” I said, embarrassed I was caught. (Sorry) I found that, with Lily’s help, I was picking up Spanish...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 30 A Kiss to Build a Dream On

I drifted awake in a sea of warmth, feeling both languid and content. I was thinking of the exquisite feelings from last night when I started as I remembered who I’d spent the night with. That is if I hadn’t been dreaming. I sat up abruptly and looked around me. ‘Thank God,’ I sighed with relief. It had been a dream. The body keeping me warm was Duke. I picked up my phone and called Adrienne. “I had the best dream last night. It involved you and Kate.” “I wonder about you sometimes. I...

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Junior Golf

Junior Golf This is a sequel to "Golfing with Mom" and the "Ladies Invitational." That being said, a quick synopsis reveals that Danny, now living as Didi will be enrolled in the summer golf program at his/her mother's country club. Didi's new best friend and neighbor Sandy loves golfing with her new BFF Didi and can't wait for the golf program to start. Sandy had enlisted Didi to attend her own soccer camp the week prior. Sandy was the outstanding soccer player and Didi was more than...

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Junior YearChapter 21 Was it Something I Said

I got up to do my morning run. I asked the girl at the front desk what direction I should go. I didn’t want to end up in a bad neighborhood. She told me that if I ran towards where we went to dinner last night, there was a State Park called White River. Even though the Holiday Inn Express offered a complimentary breakfast, I wasn’t interested in what they had available, so she suggested a diner I could go to. I began my run and it took me by the football stadium. It was different than...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 14 Bitch Please mdash Itrsquos Your Birthday

When we arrived in Chicago, we went and got our suitcases from baggage claim. The flight to Japan left in two hours, so we went to the car and dropped off our gear. Paul and I had packed separate bags for Japan, which we grabbed. Paul looked at his phone. “They’re here,” he said, letting me know that everyone going to Japan had been dropped off. I gave my family hugs. “I loved this guys’ week. I can’t wait to see what you plan to top it next year,” I said. “We could go to the nudist...

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Junior YearChapter 24 Nobody Taught Us to Quit

Two games in a row I’d been banged up. I thought about the previous two years, and this one had been far better. Our offensive line had improved and kept me safe most of the year. I knew that when I went to college that would be a major factor in selecting what school I planned to attend. Wherever I went there would always be a chance of injury, but I didn’t want to tempt fate. Each level you went up they were bigger, faster, and stronger, which translated to their hitting much harder. If...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 19 Lists Plans Decisions

I woke up and was startled. I wasn’t used to someone in my bed, other than my trusty hound. Miranda had been staring at me while I slept. “I think this weekend was a mistake,” she said. “Why’s that?” “It made me realize what I’ve been missing. Watching you with your friends while you’re going to high school, and you’re still able do other things, made me wonder if I need to make some changes. My contract is up in a couple of weeks. It might be time to sit down and evaluate what I want out...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 19 Look Me In The Eyes

I’d spent the last few days being a kid. I talked Dad and Greg into going to the lake and breaking out the jet water board. I’d had a small twinge when I remembered this was where Jeff had drowned. Then I remembered this was where Coby had been conceived. I chalked it up to the circle of life and pushed all the negative feelings away. I’d also hit football practice hard. Both Wolf and Tim had taken the week off because football camp with the University of Michigan began today. I had one...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 7 Think A Little Less

Peggy woke me up and made me run with her. I was in charge of pushing the boys in their running stroller. Duke must have been growing up because we saw three squirrels and he decided to let them live. Either that or Peggy had been getting through to him that dragging her across someone’s front lawn while she had the boys was not in his best interest. We went into breakfast and found that Mom had made sausage and eggs with hash browns. I was a happy boy because there was hot sauce. It was...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 27 Feminazis

I hadn’t planned to run this morning because we had our game against St. Joe today. That meant I could sleep in, or so I thought. I heard the door open and Duke bolted to go outside. Peggy told him to hurry up, and for some reason, he minded her. “What are you still doing in bed? Aren’t you running today?” “I have a game today and don’t want to tire out my legs.” “You should probably get some cardio,” she suggested. I really am a ‘stupid boy’ sometimes. I had no idea what she meant until...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 28 Banned from Walmart

Mom was subdued when I entered the kitchen. I just went up to her and held her. I didn’t say anything; nothing seemed right. She finally pulled back, still in my arms, and looked up at me. “David, you can’t know how proud of you I am. You account for far more of my grey hairs than you should, and there are times you act like the goofy kid I still want you to be, but you’re growing up. “Your dad and I talked a lot last night, and I understand why you handled those women the way you did. I...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 8 Whatrsquos Wrong With My Balls

Duke and I took the boys running in the morning. They seemed to enjoy the runs since it got them out of the house. Peggy had to finish writing a paper for one of her summer classes. I gave her a hard time about being a slacker. That was until she explained how much time the boys took up each day. That shut me up. I was impressed that she could handle raising the boys and going to school. I just seemed to be able to take off and assume everything was being taken care of. I vowed to spend more...

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Junior Goes to War Part of the Stopwatch SeriesChapter 2

To the Victor Goes the Spoiled There were only two further demonstrations of the might of the 'Two Mile Island Nation' necessary before America surrendered. A tactical nuclear missile strike was attempted. Eight hundred meters of Cheyenne Mountain, in Colorado, the cornerstone of American Defense was lifted ... shaken, and dropped back in the hole from where it had been. There were many dead. A second strike using a larger warhead was attempted. The Pentagon was removed ... well eight...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 5 Bang Yoursquore Dead

Bianca nudged me awake. “Hmm,” I grunted. “I know this is a completely irresponsible question, but ... where are my sister and Anabella?” “Last I saw them they were with this older guy. I’m sure they’re okay.” The protective big sister reared her ugly head. “Okay, okay, okay ... Fritz made sure they were put into cabs and sent home,” I explained. “I’m so dead,” she moaned. I pulled her to my chest and kissed her forehead. “Eva said you’ve been working really hard and needed a good...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 4 Unmasked

I stepped out of my apartment and all but fell on my ass. Duke looked at me like I’d tried to kill him. It had sleeted yesterday and it froze overnight. I began to wonder why I hadn’t just stayed in LA. My part of the shoot had ended yesterday. The cast and production staff had a going-away lunch for me. I’d found several new friends, especially Zak. He was older than I was, but he was a lot nicer to me than Craig Wild had been. I really hadn’t figured out that all the hazing was just him...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 16 I Might be a Slut

Jet lag is a pain in the rear. It wasn’t this bad flying west. It had taken me a full day to get over the worst of it. When I went to Japan, it had lingered until about Wednesday before I’d reset my internal clock. When I got home, I felt exhausted and irritable. They call it circadian rhythm and it gets disrupted when you travel across multiple time zones. Your body clock, which is set by exposure to light, signals when it’s time to wake up and when it’s time to sleep. Saturday, I went to...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 6 Too Close to Home

“What are you doing?” Bianca asked. “Sketching you,” I said, and showed her my drawing. The morning light and the image of her lying in my bed had inspired me to get out my sketchpad and pencils. “Can I have it?” she asked. I signed it and then tore it off the pad. It wasn’t complete, but you got the broad strokes. For goofing off, it was more than enough, as far as I was concerned. I heard the door open and wasn’t surprised when Cassidy came in. She took in the scene and gave me a...

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Junior Year

Hi all, Welcome to Mark’s Junior Year story. For full enjoyment, please read Freshman Year + Sophomore Year to understand. If you don’t have the time and want to jump right in, I’ll be adding a chapter soon of a recap of the first two years. This is the third instalment of the series and can’t wait to get it under way! You’ll find the find the first chapter in the chapters below.

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 26 Nut Shots

After our run, Peggy, Duke and I went to the kitchen to find Megan feeding Little David. I went and picked up Coby and kissed his forehead. “Good morning, Daddy,” Megan said. “How was he last night?” I asked. “I could almost set my watch by him waking up and fussing. He’s a good baby, though,” Megan said. “I can’t tell you how much I appreciate you being here. Getting a good night’s sleep is exactly what I need right now,” Peggy said. “That reminds me. I want to get you a thank-you gift,...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 20 Breakup Song DoOver

I’d made an appointment to meet with Coach Hope before football camp. I wanted to talk some sense into him concerning Phil, Yuri and Roc and their desire to come with me to Mexico. He’d said he might suspend them for the first game if they missed the first week of fall football practices. I thought I might bribe him, so I went to Granny’s West and picked up coffee and cinnamon rolls. I knew they always put me in a good mood, so I assumed they would for Coach, too. “If you have what I think...

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Junior Year Part IIInterlude 3

Author’s Note: This is from the Sophomore Year at the beginning of the Fall semester. Uncle John I look back and it’s hard to imagine that it’s been over a year since my nephew, David, came to spend the summer with me. When he arrived, he was a confused and angry young man. You might ask what teenager isn’t. I don’t know, but my sister-in-law may have been even more pissed than he was. My brother is a lucky man because he found Carol and they had two wonderful children. In many ways, I’m...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 21 Camp David

Duke nudged me to let me know he needed to go out. I looked at the clock and saw I’d only gotten four hours of sleep. At least he’d let me sleep in a little bit. When we went down, we found Precious had waited for him. While the two of them ran around the backyard, I went back up and put on my running gear. When I’d come down again, Duke had found his ball and decided that it had to come on our run. I didn’t feel like negotiating with him and let him take it. He led the way, and when we got...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 15 Master of the Universe

Cassidy woke me up. “Get up, get up, get up!” she said as she poked me in the ribs, and then noticed I wasn’t alone. Megan popped her head up and then scurried off to the bathroom. “You are a bad, bad boy,” Cassidy scolded. I cocked my head sideways. The only flaw in Cassidy’s logic was Megan had on the same clothes she’d had on last night. I tried to remember what had happened. We were drunk; well, I was drunk. Kent and Hana had gone to their rooms, or so I hoped. Megan made sure I got...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 12 Circles of Trust

I stared at the ceiling, happy to be home. There was something to be said for sleeping in your own bed. Something was missing, though: my trusty hound. It had been too late last night to get him from the farm. I glanced at the clock and it was almost nine. I guess I’d slept in. I got dressed and went downstairs, where I found Precious sunning herself on our driveway. “Hello, evil cat. Did you miss your buddy?” I asked. She lifted her head and our eyes locked. I decided it was best to just...

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Junior Year Ch 01

I. Moving In August in Missouri is always terribly hot, except when it rains, and then it is just bloody hot. It is constantly humid, some of the worst humidity the North American continent can muster. He may have bitched about it a lot, but really, Logan didn’t mind too much. The heat and humidity just meant that all summer long, the girls wore really short shorts and mid-riff baring tank tops and cute little sandals. He didn’t want to know if it was over a hundred degrees on the day they...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 20 Threersquos A Crowd

Traveling to London with Rita James was an experience I’ll never forget. When we landed after the seven-hour-plus flight, and with the six-hour time change, it was about 11:00 a.m. All I wanted to do was go to bed and get about eight hours of sleep. Rita made me go to the men’s room to wash my face and change my clothes. She reminded me of her lovely daughter who had picked out my wardrobe for me when I lived in LA. Jeans and a t-shirt weren’t cutting it if I was to be seen with her. I put...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 18 Thunder

Miranda getting out of bed woke me up. When the shower started, I followed her into the bathroom. She’d just started to wash her hair when I stepped in behind her. “Let me,” I said. She had a shampoo-and-conditioner-in-one that smelled like strawberries. I put that away and got out my supplies. Someone needed to educate this poor girl. Mine smelled of ginger. Adrienne had turned me on to Paul Mitchell’s Awapuhi, or Wild Ginger, shampoo and conditioner. I used it during the winter months to...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 10 That Guy

I came downstairs to run and found my mom and Paul drinking coffee with Melissa. “Sit,” Mom ordered. “What was last night about, and what the hell is ‘redneck crazy?’ From what I heard, you may very well be more than my ‘stupid boy,’ and we’ll have to get your head examined.” Oh, boy! “Pam basically told me she wanted more out of me. I guess it was my ingrained ‘do the right thing’ upbringing that kicked in. If Pam wants to marry me and we bring up Coby as a couple, I’m willing to do...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 21 Cheeseburger in Paradise

The change in weather was welcome. We left fifty-degree weather to arrive to a high of eighty-five today. I stopped at the hotel gift store, bought sunscreen, and then met everyone for breakfast. A couple of preteens wanting autographs stopped me on the way to our table. The Star Wars effect was still in force, no pun intended. “I just got a text. All our gear just arrived at the boat,” Brook said. Brook had arranged for most of our stuff to be shipped ahead of time. Neither of us really...

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Junior Year

Your name is Greg Smith and it's your junior year of high school at midtown high and today is the first day of school. You are so stupid that you have been held back and are eighteen years old.

Teen
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Junior Year Part IIChapter 16 All These Things That Irsquove Said

The day I dreaded was finally here. I had to tell my two ex-best friends the truth of what had happened to them that caused our friendships to fall apart. Looking back, a lot of it was my fault. I’d brought Brandon into our midst. I’d trusted my lawyers when they recommended him to be my PA and help with recruiting. I’d been too trusting and not looked into why he’d left Harvard. Since then I’d requested that Caryn make sure everyone had a background check. I even made them check into people...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 9 Redneck Crazy

We were all told to meet at the Embassy Suites in shorts and t-shirts. I’d put my game uniform and gear into a duffle bag. Most of the guys had done the same, but a few still had their uniforms in the clear plastic bag they’d been given them in yesterday. We were ushered into a large ballroom where we were met by all the coaches and staff. We were then assigned teams. I was put on the team called Pride, along with twelve other boys. Once the teams were announced, our coach pulled us all...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 8 No Putting the Genie Back Into the Bottle

After school I went home to load my car for the trip to New York. I then picked up Kendal and Pam. I think they both thought we planned a month’s visit to the Big Apple, if the amount of luggage was any indication. I, on the other hand, only brought a garment bag and one of those suitcases on little wheels with a telescoping handle. I missed the Charger, because we ended up having to load some luggage in the back seat of the Jeep with Pam. Once we were on the road, my phone rang. “Answer,”...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 22 Our Town

It felt good to get home. I’d loved my vacation, but there is something about sleeping in your own bed. Being gone all week had made Zoe, Halle and Pam anxious to see me, but I’d promised Caryn I would sit down with her and talk about a budget. She wanted Brook and me to come to her new office, because she wanted to show me what had been done so far. They had gotten the office decorated. I was impressed that there were pictures of the farms and a variety of my movie and modeling images....

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 18 And The Winner Is

Dad and Greg joined Fritz, Halle and me surfing. It was funny how Fritz always got the surfing duty. Bo Harrington and I’d had lunch in Houston so we could talk football. He’d told me that I shouldn’t be surprised if I was told I couldn’t do things like surfing once I was on a college team. It was dead certain it would be banned if I made it to either Major League Baseball or the NFL. Greg was learning, so it was good that the waves were staying small. He had the same gleam in his eyes as...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 3 Balancing Act

Cassidy and Kimberly cornered me at breakfast. “I hear you have a new girlfriend,” Cassidy announced. “Haven’t had one in over a year. I think the last official girlfriend was Harper, a year ago last spring,” I said. I rubbed my forehead to fend off the headache that was sure was to come on if this line of conversation continued. “Why don’t you have a girlfriend?” Kimberly asked. “He has this dumb rule where he only ‘dates’ girls. All his girlfriends call him a ‘stupid boy’ because he...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 23 Capitn Cojones

I smiled when my guys hit the lobby in their new clothes. The three amigos all looked good. We all stood out, compared to the other ballplayers. It wasn’t that the others were dressed badly; they just looked like teenage boys. I wore the sport coat I’d gotten in Japan with the graphic on it. I also wore an Abercrombie light blue button-up shirt under the jacket and cream-colored slacks with my new oxblood-red leather tennis shoes. To finish it off I wore my Japanese designer sunglasses. I’d...

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Todd Knowles Camp Counselor II

Mo followed Mr. Knowles to a dimly lit room. 'Whats going on' she asked. 'Dont worry Mo, i told you i got you. Now what i want you to do is sit right down here.' Mr. Knowles said reassuringly. 'Sit where, Todd?' 'For now Monique, It's Mr. Knowles. And i want you to sit here.' Todd said pointing at his lap as he sat in the brown leather recliner. 'Oh? You want me to sit here on your lap?' Mo said teasingly. 'Yeah bring that fat ass over here and get comfy.' Todd requested. Mo seductively walked...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 24 Big Cat

“How’s the girlfriend hunt going?” I gave him my best put-out teenager look and ignored his barb. I guess it was too much for Tami not to tell my mom. What surprised me was Mom thinking it necessary to clue my dad in. I was sure that Uncle John would want to sit down and ‘talk about it.’ “Come on, we need to talk football,” Dad said to change the topic. That instantly put me in a better mood. We went to the nice restaurant and I found Dad had gotten us a big table. I figured that Wolf and...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 17 A Piece That Fits

Allard and I signed in and then went next door to a deli to grab a quick sandwich. I came back to Fritz giving me the stink eye. “I know, I know,” I said, holding up my hand. “Who’s this?” Allard asked. “This is Fritz, the head of my security, and I’m in trouble for leaving the hotel without him,” I admitted. “I could be with you 24/7 if you’d prefer,” Fritz threatened. “I’ll make sure he lets you know,” Allard assured Fritz. I don’t think he wanted Fritz in our bedroom. What he didn’t...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 29 Operation Prom

People were supposed to start arriving today. I’d gotten a text from Ridge, from USC, which said that he and Bill were done with their finals and would be at Bill’s house tonight. John Phillips, from Kentucky, called to say he was driving over today. It looked like we would have a football get-together. Emma Stoned and Maria Dowe were on the same flight with Ridge and Bill. Ben Cowley and Zak Verwood had been booked on a flight from LA that would get to Chicago around 1:00 tomorrow...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 13 Yoursquore Like a Unicorn

Now that Moose could officially coach us, he had me come in for more batting practice. Today I was in early because I’d told Moose I had to attend a Town Hall meeting with Governor Higgins. Moose grudgingly agreed to my coming in early as a compromise, but I knew he wasn’t overly happy about it. “I like what you’ve done to improve your batting. I want to make a few tweaks and add to your skills to make you a more well-rounded batter.” I knew that Moose had been doing this for over a...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 14 Thatrsquos Not How the Force Works

After several rounds of negotiations, my dad won the trip to London with me. I was going to test for the Han Solo role in the yet to be titled Star Wars prequel. They were doing the casting now because of the new movie, Rogue One, which was filming now. The Han Solo character would make an appearance as a cameo. Marvel used the same strategy for their new Spider-Man by casting Tom Holland early in order for him to cameo in Captain America: Civil War before appearing in his own film. The...

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Junior Missed Period

Sheri's mother Rhoda loved her daughter too much! (Does that sound impossible?) One of hollywood producer's worst nightmares is the overprotective, doting yet bossy mother on the scene. They not only have to deal with possible child tantrums and their associated interruptions, but also mothers and THEIR emotional baggage, which includes PMS and its aftermath! Sheri (unfortunately?) was beautiful, poised, talented, well funded for perfect teeth and posture, and a camera "natural". But all...

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Junior Year Part IIInterlude 2

Author’s Note: I’ve been working to create a version of the Stupid Boy stories for a wider distribution. One thing that was pointed out was that the stories were too long. To that end I broke them into smaller books. At the beginning of each I’ve added an Interlude to introduce the readers to a more in-depth look at different characters. Kara Tasman is featured in the next chapter, so I thought you might enjoy reading about her. Note that this is from the Freshman Year timeframe, right after...

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Junior Year Part IIIChapter 2 Dirty Little Secrets

Cassidy must have friends in high places because she contrived to be my security today. When I got to the set, Kitty and Anita met me and informed me that we were shooting scenes on an old yacht today. Laurent planned to do other scenes, so I didn’t have to deal with him. It was an absolutely perfect day to be out on the water. There was a light breeze, which made the heat and humidity bearable. Cassidy looked like she planned to get some sun while I worked. She had on white shorts, a...

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Junior YearChapter 14 Get Cape Wear Cape Fly

When I got to school, Mona was waiting for me in the parking lot. “What happened to our deal?” she asked. “You weren’t there. Kim and Tracy didn’t play fair.” “They flirted with you!” I nodded. “Men!” she shouted, and stomped off. The rest of the cheerleaders had seen what happened and had some choice comments. I was ready to tell them to back off when Zoe walked up and kissed me. “What was that for?” I asked. “For asking me to be your date for the Homecoming Dance.” I hadn’t asked...

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Junior Year Part IIChapter 23 Jacob Jeffrey Dawson

I was given a picnic table to paint. Wolf showed it to me before school. They’d painted the top and seats orange and the supports blue like I’d asked. My idea was to paint our bulldog logo in the center of the table. Stacy said she would pencil it in for me; I just had to paint it. When we were done, Wolf would have the shop class seal it to protect the design. I found Pam leaning against the wall in the hall, holding her back. She looked like she was ready to pop. The doctor had said she...

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