People trying to kill you tends to focus you immensely!”“What happened?”I didn’t answer her immediately. I removed my sunglasses and polished ...hem with the tail of my shirt and then put them back on. I just looked out at the lake. It was calm and the only thing marring the glassy surface were the occasional ripples from a boat cruising along.Riley sensed I wasn’t going to answer her, so she stood and grabbed her lawn chair. “Sorry, Dad.”“It was our second day at Camp Custer,” I answered. Riley. I was still in shock for the sight that I have seen and just couldn’t react. I just stood up and started walking. She came in from behind and held my arm. Her touch made me come back to my senses some what and I realized we were walking towards the car waiting for us outside the hotel. I just realized I had a plan and then called out to the driver to take us to the sunrise point.We reached there and since it was a weekday there weren’t many people around. So we went and took the best place to. Bruce heard words but he didn't really hear them until he realized the the man sitting next to him was talking to him, "Uh, I'm sorry. I didn't hear you."The man smiled slightly and nodded toward the front of the train, "That woman, sitting at the front of the car reminds me of a woman that I knew many years ago. She was the wife of a friend of mine. That woman has the same inner beauty that my friend's wife had."Bruce gave the man a weak smile and turned to look out of the window; hoping that. Norman and Kerry both kept their eyes on her, checking out every square inch of her uncovered skin each time she got out of the water. “Damn Lyn,” Norman said to me, “Pam is even more beautiful than she was in high school, I can’t believe how she has filled out in all the right places.”Kerry added, “She sure has grown into a beautiful woman….and I had a chance at her back in school.”I just laughed at them, “Neither of you ever had a chance, I was around and I was the one she was always.