Lockdown
It was a warm, sunny day in Willowbrook, Massachusetts. Everything was completely normal for a school-day in late April. That is, until sixth period when three gunshots start the longest day of these high school students' lives.
Nahdia Lynn Ryder

Nahdia wasn't popular. She never had been- although she was pretty, she had always been seen as a dork and a geek and a nerd, just because she liked video games and books and extra-credit assignments. She liked dancing, too, and dressing up and acting girly, but nobody ever paid attention to that.
That day, in sixth period, the eleventh-grader had been sent on an errand by Mrs. Lile, the art teacher, and was almost to the main office when she heard the first gunshot. She froze, horrified, hoping she was just hearing things. Then the second came. And the third. She couldn't move, couldn't speak, couldn't do anything but stand there silently.
