I avoided that hallway for awhile but then I started using it again and I didn't see anyone around and things kind of went back to normal until one af...ernoon I had to stay late to see a teacher about a school project and as I was leaving I was walking down this deserted hallway when a door suddenly opened and I was pulled inside I thought to myself “Not Again!” as one rough hand sealed my mouth other hands were undressing me it must have been the other janitor there were two in our school. Even his Hawaiian tancouldn't conceal the lines under his eyes, which had taken on a sadnessI'd never seen before. "Dude, why are you here? Where's Julie?" Still in Maui," he sighed as he crashed onto my sofa. "I hope shestays there." That bad?"I popped two Coronas and handed one to him. He threw half of it down inone long swig and finished it off with a burp. "Her parting wordsyesterday were, 'You must be gay.' What a bitch! How could you let mego through it?" Whoa, cowboy, don't blame. Up till that moment, my experience with members of the opposite sex was through my 19 inch screen and some web-sites with strange names.My shadow fell across her golden coloured torso and face. I will never forget the first words she spoke to me..."You're blocking my sun you idiot". It was music to my ears. "Move you dipshit!" She sat up as she shouted at me and I admit, I found it fascinating when her breasts suddenly fell forward and slapped together, wetly. They were huge and looked as if. “No outbursts. No heckling. No encouraging,” Judge Jack said.“Why have an audience if we can’t participate?” Pip asked.“You are here to see that justice is done and not to be entertained,” Judge Jack said.“That sounds pretty foolish to me,” Chom said. “Nothing is more entertaining than watching justice. I can’t wait for the angry mob to show up.”“There will be no angry mob,” Judge Jack said.“No angry mob?” Pip asked. “Why not?”“We don’t do that,” Judge Jack said.“I object,” Liam said.“On what.