" She doesn't like bouncing?" Anelie could not help the comment. She glanced at him, wondering how he'd take it. Felek just grinned at her."Not sure y...t. We'll have to try it tonight. You can be the judge." Um, no." She hoped her face was not turning red. Felek's turned serious."I don't know why, but I don't really like this. How about sending a pair of scouts ahead? Get an idea of what's around each turn." Don't think it does us any good." She looked around, considering the valley. "It's not. “Bye Lydia!” Lexi cheered. “Nice to see you again Lacey!”“You too!” Lacey said.Lacey and I left the Student Center in hast. I didn’t want to look back at them. The thought of seeing the two kissing again made my tummy burn.“Do you remember how to get back to the parking lot? I swear to God this school is a maze,” Lacey said.“Yeah, we go this way.”After a moment of silence she spoke up again, “He’s a magnet, isn’t he?”At first, I didn’t know what she meant. I had to think about it for a moment.. It's good to know there's someone looking out for them. It makes my job a lot easier"I nodded. I think that was a big part of the problem... for the staff, all of them, it was a job.For me it was just another step along the path. Pick 'em up, put 'em down.When I got back the meeting was over and everyone was filing out. But something was different. Every face I saw was a little sadder, a little more reclusive and angry. I sat down next to Lilly on the couch. Peg was still in the chair Rossi had. Frank motions for me to sit, and starts to look through my application. “Why didn’t you put an address down?” he asks confused.“I just moved in last night, and don’t know it.” I reply“You also didn’t put down a contact number, job history or even a reference. Why?” he asks again, with a knowing look creeping onto his face.“I don’t have any of that. All I have is my name and a will to work.” is the reply I give, knowing full well I’m not going to be getting the job. I can see by the look on his.