" What?" They've been missing practice because of April." Right, I heard you. I mean – I thought they were friends." They were." Oh –" Coach, you ...now what we are, right?"She gave me a long look. "Tyballa, sweetie, I'm the gym coach at an all girls school. What do you think?"I wasn't sure what that meant, but I saw a little twinkle in her eye, and I thought I might guess. Still, I shrugged."Really? You had a pretty sheltered upbringing, didn't you?" Yes." Well – I mean – it's hardly a secret. This continued for a few minutes then they stopped and walked towards the entrance of the venue leaving the building, Jules beckoned to Dan to follow, they all left the venue, the stranger at first seemed to wonder off and join another group of people, however Jules went over and whispered in his ear and they walked back over towards a small path that went round the back of the smoking area, it was quite secluded but Dan managed to find a spot where he could watch without being obvious, he then. “The boy's fine though a little shaken up, and cold. He would have died had he not dived in. He gave up his life…” Greg’s colleague explained to the small crowd.“He may have suffered a heart attack, I don't think he drowned though he had water in his lungs.” Greg talked distractedly over his colleague from River Front Auto Services before noticing a young, and rather attractive, dark haired woman hurry along the walkway. In the distance the banshee wail of the ambulance sirens drew ever. As time progressed I learned how to wait on him hand and foot, I took speciallessons from a local chef on how to prepare and cook his meals. In all honestyI enjoyed it, I was useful and I had a master who was loving and kind as longas I obeyed him and pleased him. The biggest reward for me was to see his satisfiedsmile whenever I had completed a task exactly how he had set me. I hated beingdisciplined though, I hated it when he ignored me or beat me, I know thoughif I did as I was told and.