No. (1)

There was Mrs. McConaughey looking at Melissa threw the window, hitting the window with the palm of her hand about three times as Melissa with her earphones in her ears, turned her head to the closed-up widow screen on her right. Now looking at Mrs. McConaughey, she jumping out of her skin letting out a small scream as she saw Lacey looking at her with a very mean look on her face from the outside of the car as rain poured down on her hard. "Open the door little girl!!, Now!!," said Mrs. McConaughey, as she pointed to the other door. Melissa with her eyes opened wide then looked at Mrs. McConaughey, nodding her head up and down, as she unlocked all the doors pressing the central lock button on the car key that was in the ignition. Then as the car was unlocked, Lacey then came to the driver's seat of the car, opened the car, as she finally got back in the driver's seat soaked from head to toe from the heavy rain outside.

Now in the car soaking wet, Mrs. McConaughey looked at Melissa who now took her ear phones off and stopped her music as Lacey looked at her really upset. Melissa then looked at Lacey and chuckled with laughter looking at a wet soaked Mrs. McConaughey in the drivers seat.

"This isn't funny young lady!!, now look at me!!, I'm soaked,"

"I'm sorry Mrs. McConaughey, I must of missed and locked the car,"

"Yeah Melissa, and you probably missed and forgot that your ear phone were in your ears as well too huh?!!,"

Then as Mrs. McConaughey drove down the road, she said to Melissa, "damn it Melissa, you should of left the car open!!, look at me I'm really soaking wet thanks to you!!!," as Melissa said to her teacher Mrs. McConaughey, "well next time Mrs. McConaughey, when you go out in the rain, you remember to get the umbrella you have in the backseat or wear a raincoat," said Melissa, as McConaughey drove the both of them home. While on the road riding in the car with her teacher that lived next door neighbor, Melissa looked at Mrs. McConaughey's clothes, and how wet they looked, and said, "you really need to get out of those wet clothes Mrs. McConaughey," as Lacey said to Melissa, "you're absolutley right Mel, and that is what I'm planning on doing when I get home, and I drop you to you're house next door."

There the two where in the desert in Tuson Arazona, as they where on there way home. Still driving down the road, a motocycle came toward them on the side of the lane. When Lacey saw the motorcycle coming towards them, shocked to see it, shouted out, "oh crap!!," as Melissa then screamed out, as Mrs. McConaughey then had to swerve into a desert where she heard a big bang from one of her front tires. Then as she heard the bang, Lacey then stopped the car in the middles of the Arazona desert. "Well at least we're save, but we are now stuck out here because of that dumb ass biker," said Mrs. McConaughey, as her and her student Melissa where now stuck out there in the desert. Lacey the started the engine as she was able to start the engine. "Good thank god, now to get back on the road," said Lacey, drove the car turning it around to get it back on the road. While doing so, Lacey then felt her car wobbling up and down as she said, "what now, why is my car doing this?," as Melissa said to her, "it seems Mrs. McConaughey, that you have a flat tire." Then as Mrs. McConaughey heard that from her student she looked at her and said, "oh no!," as Melissa said, "oh yes let's get out and see shall we," as both of them got out the car.

Getting of the car, with Lacey the teacher still soaked from the previous rain, she then saw her front left tire flat. "I always knew that you were the smartest girl at school Mel," said Lacey, "thank you Mrs. McConaughey, education paid off," as the two saw the flat tire.

"Oh great Mel, now what are we going to do?, stuck out here in this desert with a flat, maybe I could call triple A,"said Lacey, as she went to her car to get her phone, "Not to worry Mrs. McConaughey I could call my dad, he works with Autozone and he could fix a flat tire," said Melissa, as Lacey said to her, "oh good, that would be easy," as Melissa then called her dad.