One night a group of girls were going to a nearby town to party with some guys they knew. They’d asked me to come along. Of course, I was happy to h...ve an excuse to get out of the house. My mother on the other hand, saw who picked me up and did not want me to leave. Most of my girlfriends in junior high and high school, weren’t the good girls she’d hoped I’d cling to. And of course they were not the color she’d wanted them to be. Whether it was rebelling against her, or just being more mature. "There's some talk, but then there often is, isn't there?" So you're not really involved in the Union, I guess? There goes my hope of an in-depth interview for the university radio!" she laughed. 'That laugh is so contagious, ' he thought.He laughed with her. "No, but I know someone you could talk to, if you're serious," he replied. He gave her Phil's name and told her he'd ask if he wanted to give an interview to a young up-and-coming journalist. She smiled at him."Thank you, Simon. Much. Stacy always wanted to play Longshot; as did most of the male students, which Phillip both understood and was scared by. Sometimes even Jubilee wanted to play Longshot, which scared Phillip even more, especially after one night when Jubilee insisted that they play four times. Each time the boys playing would shoot less and less while Jubilee would shoot farther and farther, easily winning the last two rounds.Music videos were playing on the wide screen TV along the east wall which everyone was. Must be a protest thing, you think? Initiation, maybe?" I think I don't assume anything," Mack said, already focused on the mall traffic. "What I do know is that we've gotten here first." That's why we're such a good team," Darren laughed. "But I don't see anything." Exactly," Mack said excitedly. "In fact, what are we not seeing in this mall right now?"Darren, frowning, panned the surprisingly small numbers of people coming and going. A couple of guys here, an older man there ... wait."Where.