"Tina, you know Chip and Dave," Robert said.Of course I knew them. Chip had graduated last year. Dave was a year ortwo older and had not graduated. Th...y both were working in town. Neitherof them had been smart enough to go to college. Chip worked at the Exxonstation and Dave owned the local tattoo parlor.My face was in shock."Make the most of it Tina," John said as he walked in and slapped my ass.The rest followed in and Robert closed the door. Chip was carrying twobrown paper bagsRobert said,. “Ugh, I feel really sick. I think it’s the food.”, I replied, clutching my stomach.“Food doesn’t seem too fond of you either.”, Kai smirked. Rone glared at him foully, before looking back at me. “Please excuse yourself if you feel that bad. Wait for me in your room.” I nodded to him before dashing from the room...Sitting on the end of my bed, I trembled, knowing what was coming next. I dreaded hearing those footsteps coming down the hall, and soon enough they did. Rone opened the door. I took a seat and ordered a drink and then commenced looking around the barn. Everyone was in costume and masked and I began to feel better. That's when I spotted the girl dressed as Emily, the Corpse Bride. Now, I knew all of Chuck's friends, but under her heavy makeup and mask, she was unrecognisable.I summoned the courage to approach her and was rewarded with a smile. I asked her to join me and she accepted. As we talked and drank I felt an attraction to her.It was during our first slow. I didn’t need fuel, so I guessed the store was the right way to go. His eyes were down on the counter, staring at a magazine when the chime above my head rang to signify a customer to the empty place. He lifted his eyes off the pages, and looked over at me in shock. “My God! What happened?” he asked, sincerely worried. “Don’t worry about it.” I walked towards the counter. “It’s a long story, not a very interesting one either. I’m fine though.” “I’ll ring the police!” “No! Please don’t do.