"We can still see you, sissy!" Regina screamed through the glass, "come and let us in!"I slowly picked myself up off the floor and tip toed ashamedly ...own the hall, my face bright red with embarrassment as I opened the door to my unexpected visitors."All alone then, are we?" Regina said, glancing around and making eye contact with the guy who just stood smiling from ear to ear. "I told you," she said gleefully. "Doesn't she look better in person!"He laughed and nodded as his eyes grew wild with. She then said"Good." Then, taking all of my clothes (emptying the pockets outon the floor) she unlocked the door. She left it open slightly whileshe threw my clothes into the trash. The girls could just barely seeinto the room. Again there were laughs, giggles and remarks. I wasso embarrassed that my head was spinning. I was in a trance. My cwas so hard that I thought that I was going to explode. ThenCharlene came back to the door, closed it and locked me inside theroom. And there I was,. "Ryan! Talk to me!" she begged, in tears.He left quietly. She lay back in the bed, crying. Why wouldn't he talk to her? She didn't care about what happened. Maybe he thought she thought he was a failure or something? That could be the only thing. But why had it happened? And why did he have to leave? The whole thing was so weird.She looked at the clock. It wasn't too late, only 10:30. She turned on the light, picking up her phone and dialing."Hello?" asked a male voice."Danny?" Yeah. Hi." Hi,. Overall they were getting adjustedto their new lives and had soon fallen into a new routine. Nick had noticed that the students at his new high school were a lotfriendlier than the students at his last high school. Although therewere many different cliques, they all seemed to get along and there werenever any fights. At his old high school there were fights almost everyother week and everyone seemed to keep to their own groups. During theweeks leading up to spring break, Nick began to see.