"Wait, let me open it that wayif there's some thing in there you can swing the axe at it." Chris said.For being a younger boy he seemed to have a good...sense of reason abouthim. Chris grabbed the handle and on the count of three he swung the dooropen and I had the axe at the ready. 1 2 3 we counted and the door flungopen. "OH GOD KILL IT!" Chris screamed in sheer terror as the was amonster I the cooler. I swung with all of my might and buried the wedgeof the axe in the middle of the creatures. The best part was that the kindergarten had its own private play area, which was shielded on three sides by the school building and across the back by a massive eight foot high stone wall. The entrance to the play area was a small wrought iron gate, on one side of the wall. But because of its placement nearly the entire playground was shielded from view.So with a girl on each arm I headed around to the back of the building. Just before we turned the corner, Gloria called out to Amy,"Have fun. I leaned on the table, "I will give you one minute to apologize before I kill you."He swallowed, "it is not possible to..."I straightened and pulled a pistol and set it on the table, "you bought a new deck of cards and dealt the hand. I never lifted my cards off the table."He looked at the others before shoving his chair back, "okay you did not cheat."He reached for the ownership papers in my pot and I growled, "touch it and I will shoot you."He looked around, "the breeders are worth..."I bent. I felt the back of your hand squeeze my neck slightly, a silent warning not to resist. Torn between my raging emotions I couldn’t decide whether or not I should fight you. It was so unlike me to give in without a fight, but I already had learnt how futile it was to fight you. Should I even bother wasting my energy, especially since I was almost sure you enjoyed my resistance last night? As your hand pressed more harshly against my neck, I finally decided to choose my battles more carefully.