McCoy to eat Sunday dinner with them and of course Hoot was expected also.The McCoy’s graciously accepted and they all went over to have a delicious...Sunday dinner with fried chicken and all the fixings with peach cobbler and ice cream for desert.After Sunday dinner was over and the kitchen cleared, the McCoy’s needed to go so the Rev. McCoy could study for his sermon tonight.Right in front of Mr. and Mrs. Robinson and his parents, Hoot asked Sharon to ride out to the old barn with him and help. " Tony affected a helpless look to the dairycow, who mouthed the letter K. "Give me a K! What's the spell? MILK!"Tony raised his pompoms high in the air.The cowgirl simply smiled and the dairy cow clapped, her eyes dancing."Very good. If I need another cheer, I'll definitely come look foryou." With that, she walked away.Tony continued to mill and mingle, but, after a few hours, he wascertain of three things. First, he'd been hit on by every guy in theplace. Second, he couldn't find. We wanted it to be special, but there was no doubt that it would be.After lying together kissing tenderly for a while, my hand went to Sarah's hip, where I slipped it under her blouse and felt her bare skin. That had a noticeable reaction in her, but a positive one. She sighed, and all of the worry and sadness she had felt before slipped away, to be replaced by a loving smile. She gave me a look of adoration, and no matter what had come between us, in that moment I fell in love with her all. I didn’t realize then, the amount of love I would one day feel for this girl. All I knew then was that I wanted to know her. I wanted to know everything about her I could, and for some odd, unexplainable reason, I guess she wanted to know me too. We were never best friends. We didn’t have enough classes together for that. We didn’t really have much in common at all, except for that we knew we liked each other. But still, whenever I saw her in the hallway, I would always wave and say hi, and she.