I'll help you get dressed."Butterflies fluttered to life in Leah's stomach. Just us girls? Somethingabout that sounded so exciting and assuring. She w...s one of the girls.Leah slowly opened the door and stepped out like a deer trying to cross astreet.Ms. Lindsay smiled warmly at her as she stepped out, and waved her overto where she stood by Zach's closet door. "No need to be shy Leah. Comeon over here. I've got a surprise for you."Leah stepped over warily, not quite sure what to think about her. This time, though, it was empty. I checked that he was breathing, and I made sure that he was still tied securely, but not so tight that it would leave marks. Just in case, I secured his legs to one of the loops near the rear door with a lock and a chain.I had been told that the shot I gave him should keep him unconscious for long enough for me to finish what I planned to do. I took that information as I had all the other intel I'd been given: I hardly believed half of it. I took the carpet. He was first in his class on the firing range. Ed looked up and saw Stu hale talking to his wife in the outer office. Ed motioned for Stu to come in his office. Sarah followed and asked if Ed needed her before she went to personnel."Sarah, one thing about this job. No fraternization with the policemen either during office hours or after work," Ed said with a big grin.Sarah smiled and said that she would remember that.Ed motioned for Stu to sit down, "Stu, my driver has been a chauffer since the. There in the front was a grim-looking headmaster waiting for the rest of the students to arrive.The announcement was what I expected. We were informed that one of our fellow students had died the day before as a result of the injuries he had received in a car accident during the previous weekend. Nothing was mentioned about outrunning the police or driving drunk. There was a muffed scream that I recognized and then someone running out the gym. All that hurt because of an obsession. I could feel.