Drama at work, man problems," noted Jenn as she sipped on her drink. "You know how that goes, right?" Y-yeah, I know." What about you?" Oh, um, just t...ying to relax." From what?" Jenn asked, peering over her drink."Just college. You know how that goes. I'm just struggling to feel comfortable here." Really?" Jenn asked. "You seem like a nice enough person." I know, I know, but, I don't know. I just don't feel comfy here. Doesn't feel like home, you know?" I suppose," Jenn replied. Noticing that. “No,” Amelia replied. “We have to keep all of our holes available.”Each girl’s “outfit” consisted of a single large bow on her back above her ass. It had two thin lengths of ribbon that wrapped around the waist and tied in the front. Jess’ was pink, Amelia’s purple.Each girl also had a matching choker “necklace” made of similar material.Amelia had one additional accessory. She took a small bottle opener from her bag; attached to it was a foot-long silver chain with a ring on the end.Amelia. She shouldn't have cried out when I put acouple of plates on her tray," the fairy responded.After arguing the merits of getting the reindeer drunk for a couple ofminutes. The argument instead turned to what should be done with thereindeer. While they were arguing, they perched Linna on a stool. One ofthe soldiers held her tray to steady the tipsy reindeer. Her funnel wasstill quite full of alcohol and she continued to absorb it into hersystem.One of the guys appeared with a ring of keys. "You. This school is broken at the core. The teachers were against us from the start. No wonder no progress was made for so long. What can we do now?”“Don’t worry. I know just who to ask for help.”“Come in, Dan,” said Ms. Kingsly.Dan opened the door and took a seat without waiting for her to invite him. “I’ve come to talk.”“I can see that. No need to frown. I will give you answers freely.”“That’s confident of you.”She shrugged. “In the end, you are just a teenager. First, I will tell you why I did.