It was a long walk, almost a mile, to the Kittering residence, but I was up to it. The house showed some neglect, but not too much, mostly the kind br...ught about by occasional maintenance-by-hire, rather than the daily care of a dedicated homeowner. The front gate was closed, but not locked and I walked through, closing it behind me and walked up the long walk to the front porch. Finding an old style hanging rope pull but no doorbell, I gave the rope a pull, and heard the sound of a bell. And arced across the top “go Diamond Dillon” I thought it was so fuckin kewl, that I had it inked on my shoulder my sophomore year”. Kelso looks at Dustin and calmly asks “you the one that come up with that lil dawg”? Dustin very softly replies with a “yes” Every one was silent—except for Simmons. “Looks like you get another trophy Dillon---dick of tha year” I yell at a couple of dudes still in the doorway to “get him the fuck outta here” Simmons gets up, bloody and weak from his beat down, and. But then a split-second later I had the solution. "So if I found someone to take your place would you be able to come?"Confusion spread across the face of Julie Morris for almost five seconds until suddenly her face lit up. It was as if a light bulb had gone off. "Oh Justin do you think she would?" she asked knowing instinctively who I was thinking of.I smiled. "I won't know officially until tomorrow Julie when my morning run takes me past her place, but I'm willing to bet that once she knows. Ever. She was about the only one in class never to be punished so she knew she would never be suspected. After waiting a few moments, she pulled the drawer again and it didn't open. The super glue had done its job. Giggling to herself Kathy left the classroom closing the door behind her and went out in to the playground. Until the bell rang and everyone made their way in to the school and went to their classrooms. Kathy sat at her desk and chatted with the girls closest to her until the door.