By the time football season started the letters’ frequency dropped to two or three times a week and Brock had written and received only one letter p...r week since practice had started.“How many times can I write to tell you I didn’t do anything,” Jenny had written in one of the last daily letters. “I hate it here. There’s hardly anything to do and I don’t like to do the things there are to do. I miss you and I think of you all the time.”From that point on she would write if she had something. ”“Go on.”“Our members comprise of a medic, a scout, two fire Mages and a dual sword, we need you to fill us out.”Their team’s composition closely matched my current one. Only the addition of the second Mage was different. From what I saw, David was the dual dagger and Edna was the dual sword. I agreed with his belief that they needed a heavy melee damage dealer or someone with a large shield.“Why me?”“You are the fastest civilian to get through the first two floors of Indigo without suffering a. " Married," I smiled looking at them. "The closest one to us is using his phone to look. He can go." Okay," Ginger smiled as she leaned against my desk. "The others?"I sighed, I had to hire a new limousine driver. I was tired of paying for the models to take other means of transportation. "Send them in," I caved.One by one they came in they told their stories. None of them interested me enough for me to take a second thought, so I sent them all home. I still had the event to be fully planned. They started to look at one another just as she smiled. “I guess I could use help on this.” “You mean tutoring?” she asked. He nodded and said yes. “Well I’m not real busy. Maybe I can help you out,” she told him. He agreed to it. The next several weeks allowed him a chance to get the tutoring he needed and he brought up his grade, slowly, to an A-. Both were pleased. They also slowly got to know one another, personally, and it allowed him to know about her background too. “So you weren’t sure.