Ithurt his pride greatly to think she responded to him because of another man.Ian felt like punching something, preferably this old man who Angel wasg...ing on about. He didnt recognize his jealousy for what it was, he onlyknew that the thought of some other man touching her made him want to commitviolence. He gave his head yet another mental shake. He decided that itmust be the hormonal changed in his body that were causing his peculiarpossessiveness over her and he strengthened his resolve. Chapter 4. Home and the Way Ahead. At five o’clock my working day was finished and after handing over to the evening nurse I went down in the lift and hurried out into Victoria Square. The rush hour and everybody hurrying to get home. Above a sky that in the morning had been blue was now grey and weeping rain, the cars splashing walkers who ventured too near the kerb or stood waiting to cross at traffic lights. ‘Why the hell does it always rain when I haven’t got my umbrella,’ I grumbled.. We danced every single dance that the band played. The evening ended much too quickly, and the boys had to return us to Elizabeth's house. The graduation ceremony would be in two days, and that would be the next time that we saw them. All of their families would be there as well. We all looked forward to seeing Anne and her father again.On Saturday, we went to Yale for the graduation exercises. Jeremy and the other boys all looked so handsome in their caps and gowns. They had had their pictures. His name had been randomly selected.That afternoon Jason was introduced to the panel consisting of multiple professors of anthropology, the Dean of anthropology, Professor Nora DeBeer and one of the senior administrators. The afternoon was intended to be a briefing for the panel as to what had happened, decide on any further investigation, and then decide on a date for formal court proceedings. The charges against them had been presented to the professor and to the students and they would have.