She just wanted to go home, but she knew she should get approval for her topic so she could get the damn thing started and finished. She had taken all...the lower division courses required for her new degree the first time she attended college to earn a degree in elementary science education and none of those professors required a paper! In fact, Deedra had heard that Dr. Walden was a bit eccentric, and she was starting to believe it. Most science professors didn’t require students to write a 15. It's the only way we can protect you. We need to enroll you in the witness protection program at least until you testify." Simpson said."Bullshit, It isn't my testimony that is going to sink them." I said."Sweetie, I talked to the agent in charge of the case with the state attorney general. The whole thing is a house of cards and Barry is the foundation. You are the key to making him open up. Without you Barry might not testify the way they want." Simpson, I am not laying down for this," I. "Lauren, no." I said softly. "You can't get up there. It's not safe."She looked back at me but stopped, then turned back towards the platform. "Courtney, it's me. Lauren. You need to get out of there." She paused. "Courtney!" she almost screamed.The woman waved a hand weakly, and then rose to her feet before noticing the other form at her feet. "Wa... wait," she said. She leaned over and began pulling the prone figure towards the circle's boundary. Another pop sounded overhead, and again I felt. After the cursory examination of the changes, Ed Rostin and Debra Sims were much relieved to notice that the changed and lengthened contract had not modified or taken out the school property clause from the finished contract. They were so pleased with themselves that they didn't give a lot of thought to the other changes. Even the few things they did think about seemed so inconsequential."Ed, I very pleased with the contract you've put together. I want to thank you for that." There are better.