"We have this little situation, Bob," he said. "Caitlin is going to school in Lubbock." That's a situation?" I responded, sounding confused on purpose..."No. The situation is ... well ... hang on." He covered the microphone, but I still heard him ask Hannah, "Does he know about Caitlin?" I heard Hannah say, "Of course not." They had a little discussion, in the middle which Phil came back on the phone and said, "Just a second longer, okay? Don't hang up." Hannah played her part flawlessly and, in. After breakfast I headed into school.Lisa met me at the gate with a kiss and we walked up to our classroom together. My worries gone for the time being, she seemed to be trying to be gentler with me today. The gang were keen to hear how our date had gone. Lisa gushed about how good it had been and how much of a gentleman I was, which made me blush."He was so good, took me to all the places I wanted to go and let me see the film I wanted. Paid for all the food I like, a perfect date!" she said,. She looked over at Jenny, who happened to share their first period geography class, and her expression told Kendra that her distress was not hers alone. In fact, a closer look around the classroom told her that every student, male and female, was feeling the urge.What the fuck? Jenny mouthed silently. Kendra shrugged. At that moment, Troy Taylor, one of their more prolific morning visitors, raised his hand.Mr. Spencer, the geography teacher, allowed him to go to the restroom, and Kendra wasn't. " You mean children?" Jennie guessed aloud."You are a bright child," Mrs. Sanders said, "in addition to being criminally good looking. Yes, children. George always wanted them." He shall have them," Jennie said. "And soon. I want a flock." Do you have many brothers and sisters yourself?" Mrs. Sanders asked.Jennie laughed. "Had you asked me just over a week ago the answer would have been a regretful 'no' - I was an only child - my mother and step-father never gave me siblings." But?" Mrs..
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