They were the small, rectangular type, each weighing around sixty-five pounds. The trailer he was stacking them on held twenty-five lying flat on the ...ase, and could take them eight high. He stacked them using a step method, building one layer, then stepping up to a second and third level so he could shoulder each bale up to the required height. He had swing-down steps to stack the last few bales at the back of the trailer. Nick worked alone. He was newly married and new to farming. He couldn’t. Teresa didn't flinch, just stood there, looking at her companion with love in her eyes. Suddenly Rachael ran towards Teresa and enveloped her in a strong hug. Their classmates left them to their moment and Phillip looked at Sally.Whispering, "You saw her face? The marks?" Sally just nodded her head. Guessing, Phillip continued, "This is because of her relationship with Jean and Scott, her parents?"Sally had her arms wrapped around her chest, but then moved her arms up to hug her own shoulders. She looked out over her third hour class trying to decide if she wanted one of them to help her clean shelves when her eyes settled on Mike Bruner. He was sitting in the front row straining his eyes trying to see up her skirt. He would do; yes, he would do nicely. The bell rang and everyone got up to leave and she said:"Mr. Bruner, would you wait for a moment please?"He stepped up to her desk and waited to see what she wanted. "Mr. Bruner" she asked, "You don't have a fifth hour class do you?". Fay was there. I had seen her right after we came in. She was with the bastard that had pissed Lisa off at the first of the party.Fay had her hair dyed green and was wearing the kind of dress a whore might wear when on the prowl. Her face looked hard and as if she was bored.She had become an Outlaw. The kind of girl that didn't give a shit. I looked at her and felt sorry for her. Her date was trying to come on to every pretty girl there and was ignoring her.Fay was not being asked to dance at.