So for the week I rode the bike almost all day. I stopped by to visit Mary Ellen but she had nothing for me in monster mask. It was okay, since I didn...t fell like playing yet anyway. I covered lots of ground on that bike. The man who built it had geared it for hills. Not the really big ones but the long ones.I found only one hill that I could not make it up, but it didn't stop me from trying. Everyday I took that hill on, and everyday I got a little farther up it. I would make it one day, but I. I found, as I had already known, that there was a space at the rear with no pallets of the Christmas Decorations, only the front part was filled to the top, giving plenty of space for the mischief I had in mind. I stacked two of the larger, sturdier boxes onto the floor and sat to wait for the next part of our encounter. My waiting was short lived; Mimi opened the door and stepped into the metal container, closing the door behind her. I turned on the LED light to guide the way to me. . It’s about time for another veterans’ meeting anyway.’ Allison laughed. ‘Meeting, my rapidly expanding butt. All you guys do is get half cut and tell lies.’ ‘What’s wrong with that? Your butt looks fine to me, too.’ Emily came around the corner as I finished the sentence, with Emerson alongside her carrying luggage. ‘Manny, you dumb wetback, just keep your eyes off my wife’s butt!’ ‘Chinga te, Doc. You’re the one who goes around with his eyes closed all the time, so don’t complain about mine!’. The next day I packed my things and went to the hostel. The first day of the hostel was very good. Everyone seemed friendly and the seniors gave us a warm welcome. I made a lot of friends and I was highly praised for my wit. A month passed without any happenings. One day morning 5:45 I was sitting in a park bench outside the canteen, drinking tea when the dark man I saw came back. It seemed that he had graduated last year and had come back to visit his friends. Soon a crowd gathered around him..