"I got him," said the teenager, a girl with slightly lighter skin thanRaj - Dennis assumed that the two of them were related. The girl liftedNick out ...f his seat and allowed him to wail while she bounced him onher knee. He eventually calmed down as everyone else slung tote bags offood and picnic supplies over their shoulders. The little girl namedSavannah, who might have been five or six, found her raincoat under thebench she'd been sitting on."So, Raj," the blonde chick continued as she rose. Stepping inside, Marshal wasn't too impressed. It looked sort of like anantique store, though there were a lot of newer things as well. Some ofthem even looking interesting to Marshal. After his second glancearound, he thought that it might be more interesting than he'd firstthought. It certainly was different at least.But other than Marshal, the only other people in the store was some oldman behind a counter, and another customer that the old man was talkingwith. Marshal just started. I knew that the teacher had said the Lord's Prayer just before the canned music. When the anthems were over, I opened the door and walked to Mr. Ross, my math teacher. As I handed him the note I said, "Sorry for disturbing the class, sir." I waited to see what he was going to do. It was not uncommon for someone to be turned from the class if they were not respectful. He read the note and just pointed to my desk.I smiled at my friends as I passed them and sat down. This school was actually. Patel and she seems like she is in her mid-30s. She was wearing a mixed colored Saree and she offered me some Indian sweets as a welcoming gift. It turns out she knew I was reporting today and she prepared some sweets for the office. I expressed my gratitude to her for the sweets and bid her farewell as Miss Jenna had a few more places to show me.Miss Jenna then brought me to the nurse room where twice a week a doctor will pay a visit to make sure the staff was alright. Other than those two.