Your boss, Samantha MacLaren, was kind of inexperienced. Basically, she was the daughter of the owner of the company. After the former head of your br...nch was fired for reasons unknown to you during last years conference in London. The day he was supposed to return, Samantha was in his place. Many of your coworkers weren’t pleased with her taking the job, feeling they were better suited to the position and that she only got the job through relation (which was probably true). You on the other. Ann Marie was waiting for him in the hallway. Because of her seniority, she had a senior home room, which meant she didn't have to give the SAE. Her kids showed up on Monday and Tuesday mornings for graduation rehearsal, then only came to school for the class tournaments. Jake suffered with a homeroom full of sophomores.They went down to the teacher's lounge and sat around with half a dozen of their colleagues. Everyone was ready for the school year to end. They compared notes and were trying. ” Julia asked what she meant. “Well, I’ve only lived here about two months and you? How long have you lived here? To be honest with you it doesn’t matter.” Julia listened. “I was at the mall on the south side,” and she mentioned it, “and I was with my sister. We both saw him. He was with a friend. A very gooooood friend too,” she went on to add. “Pardon me…what do you mean?” Julia asked. “Well Julia…they were such good friends that the two men, one of them being our landscaper, that those two. Rusty was dressed in olive army fatigues. He came rightover to Lou."You don't look so good man," Lou said to Rusty."Never mind how I look. Got something for me?" Rusty asked back."That's my question." Lou was a drug dealer and Rusty was one of hisregular customers. Right now Rusty was strung out and thereforedesperate for a fix.Rusty needed a bag. He also owed Lou money. He tried to plead with Lou,but the dealer wasn't hearing him."Lou, I'll get you the money. In a couple of days." Great, call.