The boys and girls had separate wings of the dorms, which were monitored closely, but not close enough to stop me.Tiffany and I had been texting for a...particularly long time that night, and we were desperate to see each other, so she asked me to come to the dorms. I, of course, objected because there was no way for me to get in since the building was locked at night, and even if I could get in, the dorm parents would probably think I was a thief or an intruder and would not be kind in their. You skid left toward a house; ignoring the front door blocked by a thick root and instead slam against the tall fence door.Bang. Nothing. Locked. Shit.You scramble to your hip for your handgun and nearly lose your grip, but ha, its still in your hand. You aim at the handle and fire, once, twice, sending a fresh wave of excited cheers through the monkeys above.You slam your shoulder into the broken door and barrel through just as the creature leaps at you.You curse and scramble back on your ass,. Lounging in the window seat, book in his lap and sun gleaming off his blonde head, he looks downright carefree. “I don’t wish to go anywhere near that ball.”“It’s not a ball,” Anna tries to correct, but Mary is turned in her chair, attention only for her brother, whilst John continues to swing his skinny leg along the side of his seat, seemingly all focus on his book. It seems she’s been quite forgotten.Mary continues to turn till she’s on her knees, her small chair creaking beneath her. “But. It was a mistake. I soon learned just how big a mistake I'd made.Luckily there was a open seat for me. I spent the subway ride skimming the manual. The damned thing must have had a hundred functions, three or four of which I might have a use for! I just wanted to send and receive calls and take voice mail. Why couldn't I have kept my flip-phone from generations ago?I got the tone and icon for incoming voice mail. Like a dummy, I pressed the flash on the screen. Second major mistake!I WOKE THIS.