The bell for the end of home room rang and Fletcher stood up. "Well, Denise and Kevin, I expect to be hearing soon from the district Program office so...don't be surprised if we need to call for you later. Ah. I almost forgot to mention, the girls must see the nurse today without fail so she can check your birth-control status. Ok, guys, out of here now and good luck for the week. Your Guardians will be waiting for you in the hall."I looked at the others' faces. Stoic expressions on the guys',. She answered on the first ring. "I was beginning to get worried, Al. I had just picked up the phone to call you. Is anything wrong?"Al told her about the dead body on his doorstep, but didn't go into any details. He arranged to meet her in an hour, and hung up the phone. He turned to Bonnie and asked if she was up for the meeting. She nodded timidly, still holding on to his hand as if her life depended on it.They held each other for a few minutes, then Bonnie finally found her voice. "Al, I am. I panicked,realizing the embarrassment of being dressed in my leotard and tightsin front of her dad and brother. "They're cool, don't worry about itTaylor." She was right, the men barely even looked at me while thegame was on, although I caught her brother Kevin looking at me a fewtimes, and when I looked back at him he would quickly turn his headaway. What a strange kid, I thought. But I could tell that he andTiffany really loved each other from the way they were talking; he wasonly one. To make it a little easier on you, mom told me you spent time in prison for selling drugs. She said it was to get the money for the abortion that never went through. Were you a drug dealer, Dad?" Kaylee, I only sold drugs one time in my life and I paid my debt. It was the only time I ever sold any drugs at all. I was in the wrong place at the wrong time. I have only myself to blame," I said."I spent over a year in prison and when I got out, life was different for me then. I was an ex-con,.