I was an unexpected problem. I knew her questions weren't accidental. This is her test to determine whether I stayed or went away. My problem was that...I had no way of knowing what the right answers might be. My only option was to roll the dice and hope for the best."You and your sisters have built something here that is amazing, unique, and precious, Sheila. The protection and continued safety of this community is a top priority. I can understand why some might view me, as a man, to be a. My name is Sara and I am teacher in a Midwestern school. I was teaching introduction to algebra to a class full of 18 year olds. As in every class there was one boy that just didn't get the math. He was persistent and determined but he just didn't get it. He would do extra work and would even stay after school for instruction but no matter what I tried he just couldn't figure it out.The boy's name was Todd. He was small, skinny and kinda plain. He didn't have a lot of friends and I guess I felt. She was 21 at the time and she got a job at one of the island’s top most respected high school. It was like a dream come through to land this job straight out of college. Kayla thought she had at least a year or a few months to play with before getting tied down to a full time job, but she was still grateful to be making her own money and good money at that. Being in charge of an entry level class of students that totally adored her and still being the only teacher in the school to provide. Todd moved to support him. Robbie slid his arm to the right snatching the pistol. Neither Marine noticed his action.Time slowed. Robbie knew he had to act with a singular focus. He slid the barrel up Todd's torso. He pulled the trigger somewhere high in the solar plexus. When he felt the barrel slip between a pair of ribs, he pulled the trigger again. Nudging the dying man over, he whirled and fired one shot at Brady, it entered the Marine's neck. Brady crumpled trying to staunch the blood.