I hope to get some info from her as soon as I can reach her."I told them I'd be in my office for about half an hour and broke up the meeting. I went t... my office and checked over my mail and a couple of reports that were waiting on my desk. I was only there a few minutes when my phone buzzed. It was Mike."I contacted our man on the school board. He's willing to help but insists he must know what's going on. I told him I was not at liberty to say and he asked me to have you call him before he. Perhaps you have to find a bigger fool...." Sam's words failed him as he looked at the very much annoyed face of Mr. Douglas squinting at him. "The Gypsies' curse is stronger than the Indians' curse!" Lisa cried. "There is no curse!" Oliver Douglas said, taking the doll in his hands, and... snapping it in two! "AAAA!!" Lisa wailed. "And I thought there was nothing worse than living here!! Quicks, Mr. Drucker! Give me some glue!!" Mrs. Douglas almost screamed. "There'll be no more of this. Let’s just get this over with.’ Nicki replied, obvious scorn in her voice. The music started up again and Nicki started to sing. Iggy did nothing but came up behind her. Nicki wasn’t having it. ‘Are you trying to help or what?’ ‘No keep going. I’ll join in.’ The blonde motioned her to continue. With a glare she started up again. Behind her, Iggy kicked off her shoes, both of her dicks swelled with the thought of what was about to happen. ‘What are you doing?’ Nicky said. Iggy was doing. ”“Your hair is way prettier.” Eiko retorted.“Ah, thanks!” Kristi beamed. “C’mon our chariot awaits.”Avery hated Truce’s radio stations. Victoria hated Avery fiddling with David’s car radio. Curtis didn’t have much hate in him. He was thinking about porcupines and wouldn’t have been able to describe the series of thoughts that had brought him to his current state.“There she is, we can get--” David spotted Kristi coming through the short wooded path between the school and the rink parking.