"Laughing down into her warm brown eyes, I said. "Jenny, there's no one I'd rather be stuck with, in a barn on a rainy day, than you." Hey, I know wha... we can do," she said, laughing up at me."Oh, yeah, what's that?" I asked."Why don't we find the ladder and climb up into the hayloft. There's an open door up there. We can sit... , look out, and watch it rain." You're a strange girl, Jenny Wolfe," I said, teasing her.A few moments later we located the ancient wooden ladder that lead up to the. Damn that geek. What did he do to those women?After Kay left, Angela hugged Alice. "That was great. You made some real inroads. Kay really likes you. We can use that to our advantage."Lupe also congratulated her in fractured English, patting her on the back.Just then the hissing of steam entered into the room. The wall of fog rolled in.Alice moaned. "Here we go again."But this time there was just fog. No unconsciousness.Angela cried out, "The food! This water will ruin it."All three ran to the. There was a loud splash of water and both picked up their buckets and ran for the finish line. They arrived at the same time."We seem to have a tie," yelled Delia. "I guess the final decision will be based on endurance."Both girls were taken over to the edge of the clearing where two cut off telephone poles stuck up out of the ground. On the way over the Stella had to stop twice and squat to relieve herself on the ground. Gwen stopped only once before reaching the poles. At the base of. ‘Get some rest.’ ‘I swear I don’t know how a man who has women falling at his feet can be so ignorant about the female mind,’ Olan whispered, drifting off to sleep. Niko tended the small fire he’d started, opening a can of Campbell’s to heat for his friend. As he stirred the food in the small kettle that was part of his camp gear, he thought about what Olan had said. Am I really that obtuse about women? The answer, of course, was yes. Before he and Camille had actually started dating, he’d been.