The kids were overjoyed since he never cut them any slack when it came to schoolwork.During that time, he only briefly spoke to Ann Marie. They flirte... a little, but were otherwise professional to the point that it seemed like they were ignoring each other.When the final bell rang on Friday afternoon, most of the people in the school left immediately. The football team was off for a week before the sectional playoffs began. No one wanted to be at school once the weekend started.Jake scurried. To her surprise and delight, this was her lucky night, there were only a few people on the bus. “This will be a good ride”, she thought and made her way to the back of the bus. She was tired. Her job took a lot out of her and then having to go to school afterwards didn’t help. All she wanted to do was sleep. She plopped into an empty seat, set her knapsack next to her, straightened her cute, black, short skirt and closed her eyes. “May I sit here?” she thought she heard right. Sleepily she. "Bill ... when did you get home? What a surprise!" She got out of her chair and moved quickly towards me, embracing me in a motherly hug."Son, it's good to have you home. How was your trip?" Hi Dad, it's good to be home. The trip was good; no delays." Hi Sis; you miss me?" Of course, it's good to have you home. When did you get home?" She said with a somewhat pensive look on her face."Not too long ago. I got home, took a shower and went up to my room and fell asleep." I sensed that now was not. Tom was glad that Tonk had finished the last enrapture stone, it had taken weeks for all the magical beings to finish resurrecting them. Tom had heard a child's song about them and had started asking about them. The Centaurs were the last of all of them that were finishing them.What was that rhyme he'd heard? hmmm ah!The mage won't see the enrapturestones that with, he's capturedtry and fight, try for flighthis bones soon will be fracturedLaughing, Tom thought so simple, but so deadly, these.