Elizabeth nodded anddid what she was told but looked a little sad.Later as James was in his office going over paperwork, there was a knockon the door....Yes, what is it?" he asked a little irritated. The door opened andElizabeth's head poked out from behind it and James sat back in his chairand rubbed the weariness out of his eyes. "Hello Cherry (His nickname forElizabeth), what are you doing out of your room?"Elizabeth walked in, "It got boring in there," she then ran around thedesk and tried to. Mouth full at the moment," Becky replied carefully.Jason turned red and put his head down on the table as Kathy, Millie, and Jessica burst out laughing. Becky must have heard the sound, because she gasped. "Oops am I on speaker?" You are," I replied. "Sorry about this Becky. I believe Jason was calling to see if his mother would mind if he and Ashley have dinner at the steakhouse in the mall." Why?" Becky asked. "I mean, I don't see a problem, but why dinner at a steakhouse on a Monday night?". “You can cover me, and I’ll tie up these people.”That suggestion snapped Tonko out of his state of shock. Drawing himself up, he shook his head, rejecting the offer. A few minutes later the three surviving prisoners were bound at the wrists, including the man shot in the arm. Once that was done, and Tonko had collected his weapon from where he’d left it, he helped march the prisoners to the compound.I left Burton to clean up the mess with Bogdi, calling Durt and Gort in as I headed with the. It read: “Meet me outside the girl’s locker room after school”I was honestly speechless, what could Jordan, the hottest girl in our school, want to talk to me about? I figured that there was only one way to find out, and that was to go and talk to her after school.Needless to say I could not focus the rest of the school day. The thought of actually talking to Jordan turned my insides to jelly, partly because I am not good at talking to girls, and partly because it was Jordan. Finally it was.