Standing in front of the church wearing a leather jacket and black denim jeans, the man in black was a shadow among shadows. Cold drops of rain beaded...up in his hair, but he didn’t seem to notice. He wasn’t a person of faith but he certainly appreciated beauty in its many forms. He had never seen such a grand church in person. The detail was almost enough to take his breath away. The structure stood tall and solid like a fortress, disappearing into the clouds overhead. While he stood there. No one gave an official word as to what was found, but obviously it wasn't dangerous since they eventually let the students enter the school after everything was cleaned up."I can't believe we all have the exact same classes," Lana said, "what are the chances?" I don't think chance has anything to do with it," John said, "I heard something about exact twins or triplets often being kept together to stop the temptation of switching places on things like tests. You can't go substitute for your. ”“I know,” Bobby smiled, “My dad works with Mr. Williams.”“Oh,” I grunted, “That, I didn’t know.”“Yes ma’am. They’ve been on the same crew for years.”“Well,” I began, “If you want to call your cousin, I can give you a ride home.”“Really,” he exclaimed, “That would be awesome. Uh, do you mean just today?”I blinked and realized that I hadn't thought that through. Pondering it for a few seconds, I saw no harm. I could get him home earlier, most days anyway. There would certainly be days like. Kelso had held true on his promise that they weren't letting me out of their site—literally. For three weeks now, every night would be at least two right there in my room, spending the night with me---'monitoring' they called it. I think Kelso believed I still had a stash of dope hidden somewhere, or maybe another pile of cash. Hell, they even had me down to only allowing me two beers at a time, lol. I couldn't help but love them though—not many had friends like that—that would just come get.