Andrew, the captain of the high
school rugby team met with Richard, another member of the high school rugby
team and began discussing the need to protect the girls in their school from
the numberless abductions that were taking place over the last many decades.
“Hey Richard, I was thinking that if everyone on the rugby team met on the
front pavement and escorted the girls to their homes, we would be providing
safe travel and you can guarantee that their parent’s would be chuffed to bits
for our effort,” Andrew said.
“Yes,
that is a great idea,” Richard said, “we should contact everyone on the rowing
team to become involved as well. The more young men who are willing to help and
protect, the more protection we can offer.”
“Oh,
great idea,” Andrew said, “we need to have those conversations sometime this
morning and we need to inform the coaches of the rugby team and the rowing team
about what we are planning to do, because if we spend time providing protection
and escort service, that time will most likely cut into our practice time
immediately after school.”
“You
are absolutely right in that,” Richard said, “we should send a mass text to
everyone on the athlete group chat and meet at lunch today to explain what we
hope to accomplish.” The two boys stood up from their seated position on the
hallway floor, shook hands and walked to their lockers to retrieve their books
for their first class. Andrew took his seat in class, and sent off the text to
everyone on the athlete group chat, requesting that they all meet today in the
gymnasium during lunch to discuss a very important responsibility that he and
Richard decided needed to be addressed.
The
first three classes of the day came to an end, the lunch bell rang, and
approximately sixty large, powerful young men gathered in the gymnasium
immediately after eating lunch. Andrew and Richard stood up in front of the
group of young men, shared their idea and the need to protect the weak and
innocent from the abductions that had been taking place for so many decades all
across London and the area surrounding London.
Andrew
called for a show of hands of who was willing to be involved in providing
protection immediately after school, when he made the request all sixty young
men raised their hands. The gymnasium became silent and one young man named
Basil stood up, called for everyone’s attention, and said that a plan needed to
be created with teams of six young men for each escort group and delivery
across the city. “Oh, also, we need to communicate this message to all of the
girls in the school, so they know that we will be protecting them as they walk
home,” Basil said.
Basil
then sat down and another young man by the name of Charles stood up, called for
everyone’s attention, cleared his throat and began to speak. “I just had a
great idea,” he said, “some of us should contact the professional rugby teams
and the professional rowing teams to inform them what we are doing. You can be
certain that they will be very proud of our efforts and some of them could
possibly arrive at our school and assist in our protective efforts.”
“Yes,
those are excellent thoughts Basil and Charles, everyone needs to speak to as
many people as they can throughout the rest of the day, so the girls can be
aware of what we will be planning to do,” Richard said.
“If
I remember correctly,” Andrew said, “there are thirty-eight professional rugby
teams, can I have four volunteers to contact all of these teams so they can
respond if they are interested. Also, I recently performed a count of rowing
teams across the UK, there are one hundred and five rowing clubs that we need
to contact. I think if we have ten volunteers to contact these rowing clubs,
this will give them the opportunity to assist us if any of them are interested.
Thank you to everyone for coming to this impromptu meeting, anyone who is
interested in volunteering for these responsibilities remain behind and speak
with either Richard or myself. I want to add one more comment, we have already
communicated this plan to our coaches, so they know that we will be several
minutes late for practice immediately after school.”
When
Andrew stopped speaking the majority of the young men rose from their seats,
and disappeared into the hallways to attend their next classes. Richard and
Andrew were immediately surrounded by two dozen young men offering to help with
contacting the professional rugby teams and rowing clubs. The rugby teams were
divided evenly among the four young men with the assignment to contact them
this evening. The rowing clubs were divided evenly among the remaining young
men with the same instructions.
Throughout
the day, Richard and Andrew were approached by several dozen young ladies
offering them hugs and words of thanksgiving for being such wonderful young men
and protecting them as they walked home. The final class of the day came to an
end, and almost one hundred young ladies emerged through the main entrance to
find a wall of powerful young men waiting for them. The young ladies
effortlessly gathered together based on the location of their homes. The young
men had already formed teams of six to accompany them as they traveled.
One
by one the girls split away from the protective group and were watched as they
walked into their homes. When the last girl was delivered to her home, the six
boys rushed back to the school to see if there were any other young ladies
needing protection. After ninety minutes of walking and protection, the rowing
team and the rugby team met at the front of the school to happily see that all
of the young ladies had been safely delivered home.
“Did
anyone have any trouble with anyone attempting to abduct any of the young
ladies,” Andrew asked. A few young men spoke up and commented that they noticed
several vehicles following them but thankfully there was no trouble from
anyone.
“This
is very good news to hear or not hear,” Richard said. “For those of you who
volunteered to contact the professional rugby teams and the rowing clubs, be
sure to send off those emails tonight, and hopefully we will receive responses
this evening or tomorrow. I will create a group email so that any important
information can be communicated right away.”
The
next morning there was a great deal of communication throughout the school,
that twenty emails from the professional rugby teams had been received and
promises were made that a few of the professional rugby players would be
waiting for them immediately after school so that they could assist in the
protective efforts. The captain of the rowing team shared that they had
received only four responses from the rowing clubs and that a few of the rowers
would be present at the end of the day to assist and encourage.
Richard
and Andrew communicated this news to the rugby and rowing coaches that there
would be assistance from a few of the professional rugby players and a few
members of the rowing clubs at the end of the day. The school day came to an
end, the young men from the rugby team and the rowing team hurried out to the
pavement to meet and interact with the professional athletes who were waiting
for them to arrive.
Within
ten minutes, the one hundred young ladies emerged from the building and were
safely escorted home. This became a routine every day, leaving the young men,
the professional athletes, and many parents chuffed to bits with the loving
effort put in by the young men from the school. After two weeks of their
protective efforts, the local media waited on the pavement with the few
professional athletes and began reporting about the protective efforts that
were taking place each day after school.
The
last day of school arrived and the young ladies were safely returned home. The
teams of young men gathered in front of the school, congratulated one another
on another great day of protection and they all dispersed to practice for the
day. When each boy arrived at home, he learned that a cheque had arrived in the
mail as a reward for their self-sacrificial efforts of protecting the young
ladies every day after school. They soon came to realize that the financial
remuneration was a gift from the professional rugby teams and the numerous
rowing teams across the UK.
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