It’s not danger except for the guy dressed like the tin man. Actually I feel love.’ ‘As usual Missy, it doesn’t make sense till it all works o...t and then we’ll know what your thoughts meant.’ I smiled at my friend. I walked over and said hello to the group. Everyone except the tin man said hi back to me. I guess it was because I was staring at the Angel who I later found out was the ‘Good Witch’. I mentioned that I was helping my bartender friend and would take their order. They all rattled off. It just depends. Never go for chicken anything. Vegetable and tomato soups are good, otherwise, steer clear. Everything in the salad area or light lunch area is good. Milk is either four days to expiring or it expired a day ago, so beware of that." Wow, thanks."We go for bagels and tomato rice soup.We head out to the cafeteria. "Okay, where do we sit?" With the rest of the popular kids of course," Char says leading the way."But I thought we were the popular kids..." This is so confusing."I mean. He looked at her, and his face was bleak. ‘You’re going to break my heart again, aren’t you?’ She looked stricken. ‘Oh, no!’ she quickly said. She took him in her arms and said, ‘No, never! I love you, Charlie! Please don’t be afraid!’ He could not remember what she said after that. They saw a movie, and he could not remember much of that, either. She reassured him as they parted, but he went home shaken and quivering with dread. The darkness was about to fall, again, and he could not face. I'm pledging a fraternity and ... well..." he stuttered."Hell week huh," Caroline smiled."Something like that," he answered, wishing it had only been a week."Been there, done that," she softly laughed, "you wouldn't believe the things I had to do back when I was pledging my sorority."Not sure what to answer, Thomas just smiled."So what do they have you doing?" she asked curiously.Thomas let out a loud sigh. There was no way he could explain what he was doing there. Not to his Aunt."Oh come on,".