Brady stayed at the door, watching amusedly as Erin violently and clumsily yanked at an unmoving book bag. Erin watched as Brady leaned against the do...r jam and talked to the junior Katie Delaney. She was on the cheerleading team with Erin and the two had never been very close. Katie had a brashness and open sexuality about her that left a bad taste in Erin’s mouth. She gave Brady a wink as she silkily walked away from him, and Erin approached the doorway last of the class. Her awkward gait of. We wanted to show them we cared and how we reclaimed the area afterwards; the grading and planting of trees.We were at the dining tent when we heard a woman calling for help. She was running toward our tent saying her friends fell in the hole. We had no idea what she was talking about. We told her to slow down so we could understand her. It was the female student who was picketing with two other male friends. We finally figured out what she was saying.After we left our demolition site, her two. I walked around the block, which was between Zane’s place and my parents. I tried to stretch out my calves when I passed the park.After lunch I went for another walk, this time Zane spotted me. He yelled out to me, and I went and had a chat with him. To cut a long story short, he invited me over to his house, once the place was empty. He’d call me later.At 6:00 PM Zane rang me, his mom was going to work at 7:30 PM, so if I wanted to come over, to come by around 8:00 PM.It was near 8:00 PM. There would be a lower cost of living, than in most other places with as mild a climate. The retired operatives would bring a different economy with them. Their wealth, such as it was, came from outside Aster. How that would play out remained to be seen.I was not making plans based on an operative economy. I also didn't plan to ignore them. What I planned, was to put some of the money I had made, and some of the local people to work, if possible.The pool hall project was my first step. Helen.