Holy shit it looked like most of the town was standing back there. They were waiting for the team to come out. The team finally started to come out, t...e crowd and us as well left them know we were proud of them. I looked around however I could not find John. Steve came over to be with Kim. Someone in the crowd yelled out his name and everyone started to scream his name as well. The locker room door opened and the crowd left out a big yell, however it was the coach, the crowd quieted down as he. She took his card and worked as fast as she could to get him out of her face. He tried making moves on her and she just brushed him off. She figured he was probably the leader of the group and would most likely tell the others she was a snob or something. Once she was done with him she started to make sure that everything was in the system correctly and got the new paperwork all filled out since she had them sign before hand. She made sure that their memberships remained the same and printed. The caravan was annoyed by even more rain before they got to Cooglet, but they had been warned of it, so they just gritted their teeth and lived through the wet. One of the wagon drivers had a brainstorm and took a rejected wool blanket (it had been dyed an unlucky color for a fisherman) and cut a slit in the middle so that he could drape it over his head. He was pleased at how his improvised rain shield had kept him warm and a lot drier than his friends. Of course, he had to rub in the. ..”As I heard her take a deep breath on the phone, I continued in my most charming voice “To be honest Sejal ... even I would prefer if you come alone...”I could almost imagine her blush on the phone on hearing my words. She seemed to want to say something more. So I probed her by asking “Is there something else you wanted to say, Sejal?”She cleared her throat, and began in a faltering voice “Umm ... bhaiya ... remember that day when you bought all those dresses for me...”“Yes dear...” I.