.. and I guess I lied about the reasons I still wanted to go up there too," Ashley said in a defeated voice. "I knew I had to tell you about the conve...tion, but I kept putting it off. I told myself there was plenty of time and I never once thought about why I was delaying." She sighed."I've spent a lot of time by myself lately," she said carefully, "and that makes you look pretty close at yourself. You don't get to make excuses when it's just you talking inside your head," she added.Brad turned. That was when Katy finally started to fill in the details about her night dancing and the girl-on-girl play that followed. She knew I wanted to hear it, plus she wanted to tell me. In fact, she was fairly bursting to tell me, except I was so distracted and tormented with the tax hell that she couldn’t. So she played with herself and talked dirty on the phone until I was ready to give her some pleasure along with my attention.It started with Cindy, my cousin, Katy’s best friend, who was a. He must have been sure that Abigail would not shoot his horse, something an Indian would never do on purpose. He must have hoped to get close for a sure shot before Abigail could get off a shot. She fooled him! She let him get close enough to make for an easy shot and put a bullet through the horse's head. The Indian was killed when he fell with his horse."YOU COWARDS CAN'T HIDE FROM ME! I WILL KILL YOU ANY WAY I CAN! WHO WILL BE NEXT?"The Indians must have started taking Abigail seriously.. In the original Family Feud series, there was such a long pause in posting that I just had to write something just to have something to read back to myself later. I never expected a favorable review from the actual series author. I knew my effort paled in comparison to hers even though I got busy and never did post again...Then Ms. Serve got busy with not one, but two other great series. I can only imagine how difficult it must have been to put one set of characters on hold to begin a short.