He stared at me for a minute and then continued to take roll. Midterms came and by that time we were already dealing with the new deal and FDR’s po...icies. The class before Thanksgiving break is where the story really starts. Throughout the semester Dr. M. has always said things to provoke me and vice versus. After a heated class discussion about the new deal he reminded everyone of the paper that was due the day we got back from break and dismissed the class. As I was on my way out he stopped. ‘You need to let it go.’ ‘I know – and once I’ve done my bit then I will – but until then…’ Leah nodded. ‘I can always rely on your moral centre, can’t I?’ she said. Andrew smiled. ‘Yeah – I wonder who I get that from?’ He looked over his shoulder at her with a sly grin on his face. ‘I’ll be twenty minutes, maximum, and then I’ll be up.’ ‘Okay then.’ Leah replied, heading back to the cellar stairs. ‘But if you’re not then I’m coming back down here and kicking your ass.’ **** The sound of Scott. My mother thinks a wife's place is at her husband's side, right or wrong. My father does everything for my brothers even if it means I lose out. He doesn't care and my mother won't stand up for me. One day I got sick of it. I decided if they were going to do what they want, I was going to do what I wanted. So I dyed my hair blond. Mom hated it but it got me what I wanted." Which was?" To be left alone. To be who I wanted to be. They threatened to kick me out but it would have looked bad for. . not to mention the school."Sally looked at Sam, afraid of where she was going with this."You know I have... have a reputation to maintain at the school. It's... it's very important to my husband and my careers. Any rumor like this could destroy us. Do you understand what I'm trying to say?" I... I guess," Sally said. Suddenly she was worried that Sam wanted them to end it now."Sally, whatever happens or has happened here must be kept between us. Do you understand?" she said, looking into the.