This was his second year there, so he knew everything. We walked around the campus. Jeff showed me the various buildings. Engineering. Computer Scienc.... Liberal Arts. Fine Arts. Mathematics. Science. We stood in front of the Athletic Complex, a massive steel-gray building which easily dwarfed all of the others. We went inside. I was amazed by what I saw. The huge Basketball Court, where the respective Men’s and Women’s Basketball teams practiced and held their home games. The Basketball Court. Simon and Darren said gruff goodbyes and Simon went up the side. I turned to follow. “Eh nice meeting you, eh,...” she said, still embarrassed. “Eh, James” I finished her sentence, realising I hadn’t even told her my name. I hadn’t really told her anything. I’d just been listening the whole time. “Sorry about the tea” she said as I left and I looked over my shoulder and smiled “another time perhaps”. It was the kind of automatic answers that grown ups give, but it was autopilot and my mind was. It's to die for, isn't it? and we're great friends. Wejust got our nails done together today. Right Allie?" Yes we did?" smiled Kyle, wanting to choke her. "And this floor is veryslippery, sir." You two better not be full of it, so I'm watching you girls," said theprincipal, not buying it. "They'll be none of that shit here!" Thank you, sir," smirked Tiffany as he walked away."What the hell is wrong with you two?" asked Johnny as the teacher left."Thank gawwd I think, nothing!" said Kyle,. Patti could do the time entries and I could remotely approve them with my smarter than smart phone.The bombardier had left for Warrington at six to pick up the full workforce that was going to work for JBG Security at the college. A full four days of training was on tap for them.Ching Lee, Kathryn and Ty were handling the defensive training, Jamie the weapons training Mark and Cindy were handling the time and computer training as well as uniforms and record keeping. Roseanne and Jason were.