She made a quick stop in the bathroom, and headed down to Tim's computer to check on how Evan was doing. After she logged on she checked the box score... Evan wasn't even listed! She'd talked to him that morning. Had something happened? Had he hurt himself? She was tempted to call him, but didn't. She knew he kept his cell phone off during games. She sighed. She'd have to find out what had happened in the morning.Worried, but doing her best not to show it, she gave up on the computer. Krissi. " And Junior Bishop and Heath Boardman?" They will be returning to class as soon as they can." That's not fair! For one thing, none of this weekend's fighting happened on school grounds. For another, it was Heath Boardman, Peter Hawkins, and Junior Bishop that attacked me. I did not run into a door." I pointed to my head. "This bruise is where your precious linebacker hit me. I can't tell you anything about the bruised ribs or the knee that is swollen like a softball, because I was out of it at. The same black Lycra shorts and purple top that struggled to stretch over her firm breasts."You can't wear that. You'll freeze!" said Mikey, inadvertently staring at her chest."Oh? I thought I'd warm up from the exercise?" replied Lauren, staring at the rapidly growing bulge in Mikey's shorts. "So, did you miss me while I was away?" Lauren enquired as she moved closer."I. Erm. Well, yes, of course, I did. But we shouldn't..." Mikey's words trailed off as Lauren stood over him."We shouldn't. I have no idea what it was, but it was somehow connected with the science fiction story I had read last night and fantasized about the value of such a thing.The book I was reading was "Dune", by Frank Herbert. They made a pretty good movie of it with Sting doing a helluva job and it seems like the kid was played by Kyle MacLaughlin or something like that. I apologize right now for not spelling his name right. Go look it up if you don't like my spelling.Anyway, he was being trained by his mother.