. I was thinking I could take you to dinner tonight but I can see that you have other plans. Perhaps we can meet for lunch tomorrow? Molly, of course,...you’re invited – as are the rest of you.”“Why don’t we host you for lunch tomorrow, Dad?” Tiffany asked. “And I’m sure you’re welcome to stay this afternoon. It’s low-key. We’re not going to drink or get rowdy. We’re just going to hang out by the pool.”“No, that’s OK,” James said. “I don’t think my heart could handle that.”He handed her a card. “You’re the one with the problem. You keep acting like you don’t want me, but we both know that you do.”That’s when the pieces clicked into place, and I realized why she was so focused on me. No one had ever turned her down so adamantly before, and it was driving her insane.I walked up to her, with a big smile on my face. “You just can’t take the thought of someone not finding you attractive, can you?”Amanda went silent as I came close. The anger and frustration melted from her face, and was. They drove to a dirt road on the outskirts of the city and ended up by an abandoned field where they had stationed themselves. Sam pulled out two 4-packs of Ike's hard lemonade, one in original and the other in strawberry. She handed a strawberry to Carly and grabbed an original for herself.Carly peered down at the drink, reading its label curiously, then tries to hand it back to Sam while shaking her head."You promised me you wouldn't steal anymore of this stuff."Sam half wrapped her hand. Wrapping herself in the towel, Becky walked over to John and told him there something in the showers that he should see. John walked into the shower block. Becky cast an eye around the camp to see they had not been seen by anyone, and then walked in behind him. “What is the problem in here Becky?” He asked. "There is no problem in here; I said there was something you should see. I don't recall mentioning a problem." Becky replied. Becky had removed her towel, and draped it over her shoulder..