Get an education

A year after giving birth to the twins, you finally feel comfortable enough to leave your sons in the care of people other than your father. You leave them with a neighbor and go to college. Your father continues to support the four of you, allowing you to focus on school and loving your boys.

Eight years later, you earn your masters in education, becoming a history teacher at your old high school. You enjoy seeing their faces everyday, even though they can push you to the limits. In your classes, you have three troublemakers who seem to trying to make you quit. Two of them you understand, they're acting out because of issues at home, but their little leader is simply a spoiled brat. He refuses to listen to you and constantly bullies other children because he believes he's above them.

After multiple warnings and write-ups on your behalf, you finally have a meeting with his father. He's a large man, easily towering over you and covered in muscles. His eyes are cold and you barely start to explain to issues before he starts screaming at you. You stay calm, not wanting a fight on your hands, but it does nothing to calm him. Before you know it, you're pinned against the wall with him screaming and you suddenly fear for your life.