“You do look nice Laura,” she said. I glanced at myself in the mirror wearing a short sleeved t shirt, short skirt and bare legs. I liked the look... “Thank you Mrs Fellows.” I really did feel good that she complimented me. Mrs Fellows was holding a piece of paper. “I need to tell you a few things Laura, now you are here. I do have some house rules for my special guests who are preparing for the camp so perhaps you would read these as soon as you can. I mentioned that breaking the rules at the. He reached for his coffee cup, and found it nearly empty and too cool to drink. Easily solved; he buzzed Mollie three times, the signal for another cup.A few seconds later, the door opened -- not Mollie, but Dale McMullen, the president of the Defenders, carrying two cups of coffee. "I was coming this way, anyway," Dale said, allowing the door to close behind him. He set a cup of coffee down on Harper's mail-cluttered desk, then found a seat on the couch by the window. "Got some good news," he. We love each other, you know that, but I'm not going to spoil things for you. I know you are married. I am not going to interfere in that."He said, "The awful thing is, that I have wanted you for weeks, but I could not believe that you felt the same way. I'm a few years older than you and I am your teacher. I'll get the sack if they find out"She murmured, chuckling as she did so and kissing him lightly."You had better be specially nice to me tonight then, so that I don't tell them you're the. " Yeah, right," I replied with another chuckle. But I managed to pull myselfaway from them and head toward class.---A loud alarm caused my second period teacher to stop mid-lecture. He glaredat me as I scrambled for my bag to silence the racket coming from my phone.As I silenced it, I noticed that it was already 9:30, and I only had 15minutes until the sound check, and I still needed to run back to the bus tochange."Sorry!" I offered while shoving the phone back into my bag along with mybooks.