“Time to wake up, boy,” Ardt called as he pulled the cart off the worn path. He steered the horses carefully; horses were expensive and he could i...l-afford to buy more – especially this far from his forge.He maneuvered the pair pulling the cart a few dozen yards into the trees; close enough to easily return to the road but not so close as to be seen from it. He would build the fire carefully to make sure it wouldn’t easily be seen from the road; no need to tempt fate. He reined in the horses. I’d hoped to get out and take advantage of that privacy. At the very least, I hadn’t planned to spend vacation sitting inside. I hadn’t really seen a lot of my lady, even though the cabin wasn’t large. It was okay, we were both adult human beings, and capable of entertaining ourselves without the help of the other. Nevertheless, I’d tried reading one of the books I’d brought along, but couldn’t concentrate. I found myself wishing the cabin had a TV. I was pouting, but I couldn’t help it. We’d. "How is it that I come down here to this town and find two girls that are hotter than any girl in my high school?" When he looked at Marcie a little closer, it was obvious that she had no tan lines on her back. "Marcie, why don't I see any tan lines on your back?"Marcie responded by pulling down the side of her bikini bottom slightly. "Don't have any tan lines anywhere, Kyle." It was just enough of a tease to make Kyle's suit begin to tent.Emma noticed immediately. "Oh, Oh, Marcie, now you've. We guys drank some more beer and the women drank the wine. As the night got darker the fire felt even better. Then my wife suggested that we play Truth or Dare with a little twist to it.The rules were simple everyone had to answer a “Truth” question from each of the other five people. Then it was going to be “Dare” only for the rest of the night. We had never played this game before but it sounded pretty good. The women wanted to go first so that we guys could get the idea of the game.My wife.