The Back-Up Plan
“No one wanted to be here today. Weekends always had that effect on the kids. Not one of Hank’s students appeared the least bit interested in copying the alphabet onto their tablets. And this Monday was certainly blue, Hank thought with a grin. He surveyed his classroom to admire his very blue paint job. He loved it. The color sort of clashed with the yellow and green carpet, but, hell, he didn’t care.He dropped to his knees next to another dawdler who preferred playing Picasso to doing her work.... “Let’s get our board work done first, Katie, then we can draw.”The kids weren’t the only ones having trouble staying focused this particular Monday though. Hank had spent the better part of the weekend trying to get his feet back on the ground. This shouldn’t be happening so fast. Hell, it shouldn’t be happening at all. He couldn’t sleep. He couldn’t eat. Worst of all, he couldn’t think—without thinking of one brown-eyed doctor.He stood and walked to the next table. Not once in his life had he mooned over a woman in his life.MoreLess
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