"We pulled up to the school and walked inside. I had grown somewhat tired of the attention, and walked straight to my first period class. I was shortl... surrounded by a crowd of admirers. One of them offered to provide me with 'relief' at the beginning of class and I accepted, no longer attempting to woo Slick. She was amateurish but enthusiastic.Michaels walked up to my desk at the beginning of second bell. "Mr. Steele, I need to see you after class." There was a hushed murmur from the rest of. She wasn't my responsibility - I only knewher name and presumed her school - So it would be up to her to chase upany mistake, not me.I stood up and walked over to the wardrobe, shifting the clothescovering the bags up to one side, getting an actual view of them for thefirst time since Friday, seeing the navy material of a skirt in the bagplaced on top.I unusually let out a yawn despite having only recently got up, making adecision about what to do with them.'Well, it's Monday, and it's. If his other two archers had missed like Rolf had, Torstein knew he’d have been spitted on her spear. It was cowardly for him to have shied away from the challenge of a mere girl, even if she was a berserker. Nevertheless, his men were loyal and had been similarly terrified, so he trusted the story would not leave this beach.Torstein took stock of the situation. Dozens of men, women, and children were fleeing the town towards the beach in a disorganized mob—he had maybe a minute before the. Steele took a cup of coffee.'Firstly, set up a meeting for this afternoon with the lawyers, then we need a press release to go out tomorrow, and probably a viewing of Cartwrights' yard' 'Okay Mr Steele''Oh, and you can come back in half an hour for a new plug'Mandy nodded and turned to leave for her desk in the anteroom.'Mandy, just one more thing?'Mandy ducked back into the office'Yes Mr Steele?''Am I remembering right that you still wore that plug, when you found me yesterday?''Yes Mr Steele,.