He hadn't said anything since she had opened the door. "Is something wrong David." she asked worriedly.With a start he realized he had been staring, "...h... No, its just" well this is the first time I have seen you in anything but your uniform. Friend I want to say I always did think you were good looking but." he gestured with his hand toward her. " you are a living doll, I don't know why you don't have the men lined up outside your door."\ She smiled and it seemed he noticed her dimples for. After a moment he said, "I'm sorry about last night." But you didn't --" Maggie," he looked at me, "I flirted with you." You did?" Yeah. I opened my mouth and said what was in my head without thinking." I still shouldn't have kissed you, though." Maybe. But it's understandable that you did. A nice night, a few flowery words from a guy who hasn't got a clue and things are bound to happen." So, you don't think I'm a freak?"Shaking his head, he grinned. "You're no freakier than the rest of this. With one soft pull of her arms, the dressfell to the floor beside my knees. "Yes my dear, I have been waiting along time to even the score with you and all that you've done aroundhere. You caused me a lot of embarrassment over the last two years." Ilooked up to her with a puzzled look on my face. "Don't look sosurprised my dear." I was dying to speak but I knew I would be out ofline and probably punished if I did.She walked over to her night stand and placed a copy of todaysnewspaper in my. I drove from Cheyenne to Casper, where we hit an Outback for lunch. Robbie took over for the drive to Sheridan, then Mikee took the last leg. We were staying at the Prune Creek Campground in the Big Horn National Forest, about an hour from Sheridan.An hour later I was sitting by the firepit—we didn't have a fire going because it was too hot—a cold Coke in one hand and the other arm around Mikee as she wiggled in my lap. The tents were up, the gear unpacked, and all was right with the.