” The principal turned to Taylor, considering him. “He made some ... claims about you. Do you have any comment about them?”“No,” Taylor resp...nded. “He’s speaking out of anger. Without knowing what he’s saying, I can’t validate it, but I wouldn’t trust it. He was drinking all night, and would do just about anything to hurt me at this point, either directly or indirectly.”The principal glanced down, jotted something on the papers on his desk and stamped the form. “Okay, it’s taken care of.. .." No, I meant if you were Tony, would you?" Annie asked pensively.I have to admit my mental processes froze for a few seconds at that question, because I knew what Annie was hinting at, or thought I knew."If I were Tony," I replied carefully. "Then if Abi made it plain that she was willing, I doubt I'd say no." Any clues in the letters you've read so far?" Annie asked, ignoring I thought the implied yes in my reply."Not yet," I said."I suspect they might," Annie replied."Me too .... If Ann had fallen on the car all three would have been punished. Of course, if she had toppled the other way and fallen on the concrete nothing would have been done by the guard. Once Ann had clambered over the other girls ran across to their own cars and came over only when Ann had finished and called them again. This time they stood on their tiptoe allowing Ann to put her legs on their shoulders and then slowly knelt to bring her down. As she came down safely, Ann kissed both the girls on. There was no trail. There was no difference. Up and down, left and right, back and forward, there was nothing to see in any direction. There was only the white and, in his ears, the screaming. Like the white, it didn’t change. It didn’t get closer or farther. It just remained constantly at the edge of his hearing.He sat down. He put his hand down to try to feel what he was sitting on, but his hand continued, encountering nothing. Evidently, there was nothing for him to feel. He sat on ....