Kevin dressed mostly in a pocket t-shirt and denim with the occasionaldress shirt and slacks for picture day. He was always quiet until youasked him a...out his love for plants, then he'd get animated as helovingly described his beloved subject. He worked with his mother in theHighland Green House and Flower Shop where he took care of the rare andbeautiful orchids and roses kept there.[-][+][-]Kevin's View[-][+][-]When I saw her name where an E-Mail from Highland High School asking ifany Alumni. " Yes you do!" she said brightly. "That would work just fine."I think she thought that the conversation was over."There's still a problem." What?" I have to have something to clean up with."With that, she sat down."Hell."The solution wasn't the best, but then there wasn't a 'best' that either of us could think of. So, I have a binder that I can reach under the couch and get. It has a washcloth in it. Nothing looks suspicious. The worst of it is that Theresa has to pick it up, dump it into the. ..” I hesitated, trying to get the right words. Nothing really came to me. “ ... Just so much more to the world, you know, than high school.”Nicole’s face fell. “Figures, I guess. You got the more hellish version. You were glad when it was over. I mean, you had to go through four years of trying to find your place in a bunch of cliché cliques all the while putting up with stupid jocks like Jimmy or pretentious bitches like me.”Surprised by Nicole’s account of our time in school, I pulled away. .. and my friend."The two shook hands. Kat turned to Lisa. "As a matter of fact, I only heard about this little session an hour ago and it took me this long to find out where it was being held so ... yes ... I would love a bite to eat. But, continue..."Two of the parents squeezed over to make room for Kat while Venera recapped what she had said and then continued for forty-five minutes. In spite of that, she had barely skimmed the document, avoiding all the relevant citations, references and.