‘Well, that went well.’ said Tom as they got outside, still trying to stifle his laughter. ‘I knew you two would get along.’ ‘That was funny...to you? I have to say, I didn’t particularly enjoy myself.’ ‘It seemed as though you did a little. It’s not often Martin gets taken down a peg like that. I must admit, I enjoyed it. Maybe he’s finally met his match.’ ‘I’m sure he’s already met his match. At the zoo maybe?’ ‘He’s really not that bad once you get to know him. Martin and I get along pretty. It was quite nearby, she had a car.I told yes. Then when walked towards the car in her umbrella.It was quite heavy rain so, we were a little bit closer to each other, as we moved to a parking spot, I moved my hands to her back, and placed it on he shoulder pushing her body close to me, she slid her hand through my hips, so, we were very close. Suddenly a heavy wind blew in and swept away the umbrella.We both were getting drenched in that rain. We ran fast towards the car. As we boarded the car. ”Beth blacked out, and fell over limp on Tom’s shoulder, he cupped his hand and brought water from the creek up to let it wash down her fevered young body and cool her skin.She opened her eyes and now she could see his face, his eyes sparkled in the night, this was strange, she could see him in the dark.Tom stood and placed Beth on the rock he had been sitting on and walked back to camp. He saw Runt sleeping on his bedroll, snoring the night away. Cal and Callie were nowhere to be seen. Tom. I approached the girl, somewhat unsure of myself, but determined to succeed. As luck would have it, she dropped her biology textbook just as I neared her—all of a sudden, I had an in. I bent over and picked the book up for her. She smiled as I handed it to her, and for the first time I got a good look at her face. She was absolutely stunning, looking at her turned my knees to jelly and it was all I could do to avoid collapsing right then and there. Staring at me were the most beautiful set of.