Plus, the plan was sure first rate. An' that was somethin' all four of the robbers could agreed on.The Kid didn't think it wise to count on the weathe... as part of it; not havin' been raise anywhere close to these part. The others laughed an' told 'em; 'round here, people call early spring—Monsoon Season.'And—if ya' hadn't noticed yet—there sure as hell ain't no ocean nearby. Not by a long shot.So, the day of the heist arrived, and the weather was cool and wet as could be. Every step of the plan. "What the crap!" she cursed."Okay," said one of the green smurfs, "She's definitely pissed off."Looking around, she realized she was not inside the Smurf Village clearing, but underneathtall cylinder-like trees that were creepyto the core. Insteadof grass, the ground was just ordinary dirt, the dirt felt like it had been pound in bysome hard force. The air, smelled more like feces androtten eggs than flowers and berries she had imagined. Had her confidence deceived her? Hell yeah."The birdyis. It’ll help take off some of that fat. Goodnight!?Helen and Andy left the room discussing what he had learned, though there really wasn’t much of it that he didn’t already know. Barbara was so tired and depressed, she dragged her legs down from her lewd exposure, stood and ambled to her bed. She didn’t even bothering to put on her nightgown. She pulled back the covers, crawled in and was sound asleep within a minute.Chapter 9 The doorbell rang, and Helen answered it to find the county. They were bringing in the heaters and the required pipes and fittings to support them. They set the load down in front of the huts, and then the chopper flew off without landing. A short time later, the second chopper and load arrived; set the load down and departed also.At breakfast, Junior interrupted my conversation with Jenn, to ask if I wanted to help connect the heaters in the huts. I agreed and after breakfast, Jenn ferried Junior and I across the river.The first thing I noticed, was the.