"It's always about winning."I sighed. "Let's see the music."The year was winding down. Two days left of school, and Tuesday was just a half-day.Baseba...l was done, at least school baseball. There was still Babe Ruth League to look forward to. The team had done pretty good. We went twelve and one, losing our last game because the damn shortstop, who shall remain nameless, bobbled the ball in extra innings and let the runner from Wingate score.Mr. Hallowell turned out to be a pretty good student.. "If he left all that out, he probably left out the 'Queen of the Night' stuff as well."Kennedy looked around, taking in the lack of comprehension. "Vampires, you know. You do need to do some research. In two days I'm going to a theater in lower Manhattan. If you want me, bring your best. Guns? Guns just piss off vampires! Wooden stakes work, if you put them through a vampire's heart! Did I mention that plastic just pisses vampires off? Swords are good, too. Lop off a vampire's head and it's. I saw mom walking to the door, and heard dad calling her; she stopped. “Give this envelope to Mark,” Dad said, handing an envelope to Mom. Mark was the husband of mom’s sister. “What is it?” Mom asked. “Just some business documents,” Dad replied, and Mom left giving him a kiss. Dad looked at me as I saw him walking back to his room. I was not sure if I should just go to Dad’s room and ask him to punish me more, or if I should wait for him to approach me. I was waiting for my dad to come to me. We're here for the Bataan Death March." Witty, I like it." Ricky responded. Nina wanted to call Ricky a fewthings but kept her mouth shut...for now."I'm..I'm Jonathan..." the somewhat older, plump looking man with agoatee said who immediately shirked back into the group of men."Ugh, you really smell awful." And I'm Timothy Rockson." The last of the men who was somewhat tall andlanky with a more slightly light skin tone then the rest and well groomedblack hair introduced himself."Aha. Did you.