I walked to her desk and closed her laptop."What are you doing?" she asked, pissed off."It's time you learned who really runs the school," I answered,...moving her laptop aside, pushing her chair back and sitting on top of her desk directly in front of her."You think it's you?" she taunted me, amused."No I don't," I answered, before adding a couple seconds later, "I know it's me." Get out of my office," she ordered.Ignoring her, I continued, "You think you have everyone snowed, but I've always. I always used to tease her by saying if I know her earlier then definetely i would marry her. I used to sang songs to please her. One fine day when the matter happens my brother has gone to the village to attend the marriage of our another brother and bhabhi left as my nephews have exam in the month of march. Brother asked me to visit his house daily to check if they need some thing or not. On 16th March 2004, i was at my brothers house and bhabhi has gone to attend a jagrata in neighborhood.. Again. You took it very well. I was silly, you would have been better than Mark”“It’s never too late, Tracey” I smiled, I hoped it looked winningly rather than like a demented rapist.“M&D are going up to London on Thursday for The Mikado, and staying the night. Do you want to come over? It’s Dad’s present to Mum for Christmas” I was confused for a microsecond, ooohhh the trip to London, not me coming over.“Yes, I’d love to, if that’s alright. I take it this isn’t an official invite?”“You mean. Wilson approached them. Tommy had to suppress asmile, as he just knew the confrontation he had expected was about tooccur. He mentally ran over his arguments, preparing to parry her attack."Thomas, James...."The two boys turned to face her, their insides starting to tighten inanticipation of the battle."Next time, don't cut it so close for morning roll call. I would hate tohave to mark you tardy for being a few minutes late. Have a good day inclass."With that innocuous remark, she passed them.