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Jay.  Becca had her arms wrapped around him and she was praising him for being so heroic.  My heart dropped.  I liked Jay, probably more than I cared to admit to myself, and now the Blonde-squad’s newest member was weaving her web around him.  He had no chance.  He didn’t look amused, his face actually looked like he was tolerating her, but all it would take is a tight shirt, an earful of compliments, and lots of touching to sway him to loving her.  She was beautiful and he was a teenage boy with raging hormones.  Jay had made many points in my book with the dog fiasco.  This took half of those away.  I didn’t like him less, I just saw him as less attainable, less worth pursuing.  I hurried away, not wanting to show my disappointed look to him.  Dang it!  Another day with Jay on the brain.  I was either gonna’ flunk my classes or lose any social life to having to reread and teach myself my junior classes.
     
    Lunch finally came around and Meg sat next to me.  “What’s with the funk?”
     
    “Becca.  She’s making her move on Jay.  It’s painful to watch.”
     
    “Ugh, gross.  Is he falling for it?” she asked.
     
    “It’s only a matter of time.  I need to just thank him and bury my thoughts on him.”
     
    “Boy, you really had it for him.”  She took a bite of her sandwich and looked over at Jay’s table. “That’s too bad.  He’s cute and funny, I’d actually love to see the two of you together.”
     
    “Not gonna’ happen...”  I looked at Meg because she had a surprised look on her face and was staring up above my head.  “What?”  I turned in my chair and saw a torso, with jeans and a long sleeve t-shirt.  I looked higher and saw Jay smiling down at me. 
     
    “Hey, mind if I sit here for a minute?”  I couldn’t speak.  I was in shock.  He publicly acknowledged me and wanted to sit next to me in the lunch room.  I nodded, though I doubt he would have taken no for an answer.
     
    “Brogen, I just wanted to see if you were ok?”
    Meg kept stomping on my foot in excitement.  “Yeah, I’m fine.  Soren asked me yesterday.  How are you?”  I g ave Meg a dirty look to try and get her to stop abusing my foot.
     
    “Ahh, believe it or not, I’m used to emergency rooms.  The bites will heal.  The shots sucked.  But, the plus side is I get out of gym for the week AND I got to talk to you.”  I raised my eyebrows in disbelief over that last phrase. 
     
    “Hell of a way to meet someone,”  Meg added.
     
    “You looked pretty shook up that night.  Everytime I closed my eyes, these last two days, I would see this scared look on your face.  It haunted me.”
     
    “Well, I was pretty scared.  I don’t know how or why you showed up when you did, but I’m so grateful you did.”
     
    “Fate I guess.  My aunt asked me to put a letter in the mailbox.  I headed down the driveway and heard some growling.  I came closer and saw you and this angry looking dog.  I wish I had a different game plan, but I was worried he might attack you.  I just tried to distract it, guess it worked.”
     
    “Well, thank you for saving me.  I wish you hadn’t been hurt though.  Have you heard anything about that drunk driver?”
     
    “They gave him a fine and he has to take some driving classes.  They let him off light because he saved us.”
     
    “Is he really not going to drive drunk again?  I mean, that’s not much of a punishment.  He could have hit you.”
     
    “Yeah, I don’t know.”  Soren approached the table and put a hand on Jay’s shoulder. 
     
    “Hey Brogen, hey Meg...ready to go Jay?”  Meg and I looked at each other.  It was as if Stanton High had just been transported into the Twilight Zone.  Meg and I were just shadows at the school, we didn’t stand out or interact with many other students - this whole Soren and Jay thing was changing our world.
     
    “Yeah. Anyway Brogen, I’m glad you’re ok.”  He stood and