It was the first Monday of the month and the Circle was holding its Members Meeting. He asked, “When was the last induction we had?”Wendy was secr...tary; she checked the minutes and said, “December. So four months ago. We inducted the class of mostly the new graduates plus Lisa and Jim.”“Do we have a slate of nominations,” Ty asked.Dave said, “We do. These names are printed on a ballot that Julie is passing out to everyone right now. If you have any comments that would influence the vote, now is. The stopwatch was a classic golden stopwatch with a cover that flips down. It even had a thin gold chain attatched to it. He clicked the button on the top of it and threw it back onto his bed before going onto his computer.Hours had passed and Adam looked out of his window to see that the sun was still shining. He looked at the time which was displayed at the bottom of his computer screen and it read 16:00. This didn't make sense. He came in from school at that time and he'd been sat at his. He wasn't dumb exactly. He just didn't care about anything but getting high."Ask him if he knows King's I Have a Dream or Kennedy's Inaugural," Robbie stage whispered to Traci. Meaning she knew them word-for-word. Traci looked disgusted and stomped over to the cousins."It was fun," Darlene said, hugging Robbie."And we put on one hell of a show," Tami said in agreement."And since we can never top this, we can take next year off," I suggested. The look I got back from Robbie said that not only. The endless rain didn’t help, but everyone whom she saw looked sad, sick, hungry, or all three. There were plenty of people dressed in rags, huddled in small sheltered areas. They looked so downtrodden that they didn’t even try to beg for food from Vennoa and Tempest.“Hey, did you see that?” Tempest suddenly asked, pointing towards an alleyway.“See what?” Vennoa asked in return.“There was an old man there staring at us. I could have sworn he was shuffling some cards or something. But when he.