No one was in the weedy path, not even any bare-bottomed children. Elizabeth took another bite of carrot and wondered what was going on. She walked to...Jenny's door and knocked."Go 'way," came a gruff, male voice from within."Jenny," called Elizabeth, putting her ear near the door and hearing scuffling sounds."I'm all right, girl, go 'way," Jenny said loudly, her voice shaking. Elizabeth knew that her friend had entertained young men from time to time, and she did not want to interfere in what. "There's my sweetie!" She was obviously drinking hard too and having a great time. As Brian looked around he noticed all of the ladies glancing at him and after a few drinks , they were no longer good at being subtle. The silence was deafening "OK what?" he said. They all began to giggle and laugh a little. "What did you say Yo?" "Nothin' bad baby" she slurred. Brian shook his head and walked to the bathroom. After relieving himself he left the room. Standing in the hallway was Ivy and. Finally, Gillian had all the rods greased, and she laid the last one down. She wept, trying to forget that this horrible thing was happening to her.The door opened, and Alda came in, along with Jack and a bunch of other workers at the hotel; both boys and girls. They were all young and they giggled at the sight of Gillian, clinging to the tabletop, weeping her heart out."Watch this; all of you," Dean said. "But nobody does anything unless I say so."He nodded to Rose and she went to the closet. The two kids retrieve their bags from the back seat and head to the door. Before either of them could knock, the door swings open, and an excited young man approaches them. “Hello there!” He says, eyes wide with the excitement of fresh faces. “I’m Craig, I’m glad you guys made it! How was the drive?” Regan is not sure if he should be the one to respond, but Liz cheeringly replies anyway. “It was fine,” she says, smiling friendly. “The rain surprised me, though.” “Hopefully that’s the last of.