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01. Tears Jordan had always been told that men don't cry.  It wasn't even that boys didn't cry, there was never a point when he was allowed to be a boy.  From the moment he met his father, though the title was used loosely and could be easily exchanged for "sperm donor", he was admonished for not acting like a man.  So no matter what the others said to him, no matter how many times they insulted his mother, the only person who had ever shown him any love, and no matter how often they smacked him around just for the fun of it, Jordan wouldn't let himself cry. But sometimes when he was in his room late at night while his family was busy tendi

It wasn't often that Ko chose to skip class, but when it came to sitting through the world's worst substitute teacher for two periods in a row, it really was for the greater good. After all, she'd only gotten halfway through her public speaking class before she was fighting the urge to strangle the obnoxious little woman and kick her out the window. The thought of putting up with her during drama was less than appealing. No, it was better for everyone, if Ko skipped and maybe planned ahead a little better next year so that she didn't end up with the same teacher two periods in a row. Judging by what she overheard from her classmates, the gen