I'm at Long Island City High. The McKinney-Vento Act... that's a thing to help homeless students. They let youenroll in school immediately, even if yo... don't have the documentsnormally required for enrollment, cause it's the law that we have to bein school till the end of the year we turn sixteen. That's two more yearsfor me. The school staff try and look out for you and cut you some slack,the counsellors have programs to assist homeless students.... There aremore homeless students than you'd. It had taken an act of will not to steal one, but I managed to turn around and walk back out to the deck where I'd sat with my book in my lap to cover my constant erection. It always amazed me that she was single. A woman like that..."Okay, enough." I said out loud.Closing my eyes I forced Miss Ross out of my mind so I could finish my project. As I'd stated in my latest story, I did actually need a decent grade in this class to keep my average up. I played the game of telling myself that if I. I don’t even know your names!”“Oh, sorry,” said Anita. “We’re the Andrews. That’s Cory and Laurie, and this is John, and I’m Anita.”“Pleased to meet you.” Caroline turned to her husband and said, “Malcolm, take Mr. and Mrs. Andrews across the hall and stuff them in the shower, too.” Turning back to Anita and John, she said, “Please, they’ll be all right. I’ll find them something to wear, and then find something for you two. Now go, go.” Malcolm led the pair from the room.Once she was alone with. "So, what are you ladies up to? I see that you're having a girl's night while eating pizza and drinking Pepsi while watching Hartman Returns on Cinemax." Lucas said."Yeah, it's just us adorable little ladies watching a movie together." Maya said in a southern accent."I'm glad that you're here." Riley said."So, where are your parents and Auggie?" Lucas asked."They went to a basketball game with Uncle Shawn." Riley said. An idea popped into Maya's head as she smiled and looked at both Riley and.