" Yeah. Sounds good." They all nodded in agreement."Don't I get a say in this?" said Julian on his mic."No" he heard unanimously in a synchronised f...shion."Okay guys. Lets quest!" Brian said.A few hours later..It had gone pretty well, Julian thought. REALLY well, actually. Hedidn't play these sorts of games that often but when he did, he tended topick them up quickly. He didn't hold back the other guys, despite theirextra experience with the game, and once he had learned the nuances. “Did you think about sunscreen?” he asked with a smile.“Damn, I forgot all about that.” I cursed. “Where would I be able to find some?”“Well I just happen to have some right here. Would you like some help? A sunburn on those bruises and scrapes wouldn’t be pleasant.” He stated.“Great, thanks.” I agreed as I took some sunscreen to put on my face. He started on my breast. Mmmmm it felt good. His hands gave me a full body massage as he rubbed the lotion into my skin. I closed my eyes and just. . um, I think so, Mr. Maybourne," Courtney said, a bit more doubtful. "I mean, I'm pretty sure, anyway ... if I can just turn around up here, then make a left back onto Central Avenue ... it should be pretty close ... right?" She glanced back at me again, biting her lip in sudden uncertainty."We're lost," I repeated, as I stared hard into those deep, beautiful blue eyes of hers. "Aren't we, Courtney?" Although I meant that more as a statement, rather than a question.Then I snapped my fingers.. She kept crying all the way from her home. So I was trying to console her by giving her some water to drink. Then after some time, we got the news from the doctor saying that her husband is stable. He will be shifted to the ward for two days of observation.In the meantime, some of their relatives reached the hospital for their need. So I thought to leave as it was already 2.30 am in the night. I informed Namitha aunty that I am leaving. I handed over her some cash for her emergency expenses and.