Yet, for some reason, there was a cool breeze that made the hair on my neck stand on end. I carefully walked over to the bedroom door when I heard a c...te giggle from behind it. "Honey?" I called out before opening the door.Suddenly, I found myself in a lush, green field. A short distance away, a blond woman in a green dress sat at a picnic table under a large oak tree. Carefully, I walked over, curious and unaware of my state of undress. "Uh... hello?" I meekly inquired, waving tepidly. She. They could go where they wanted and do what struck their fancy when they got there without worrying about what anyone else might say.Pam pushed herself up and looked at her friend. "Oh, to heck with it Kim. Put your books up and let's go." Go where?" Inquired Kim, even as she closed her books, stood and stretched."So we don't have dates and we don't feel like a big, noisy party. Let's take my car, get a bottle of wine and go parking up on the ridge. We can listen to the sounds of mating going. "Look, I know I goofed up at the concert.But that doesn't mean you have to avoid me. I'm not going to start makingout with you, Ethan. We're just friends, and that means that we can stilldo things together. I know you've been sitting here bored all week. Emilytold me she was sick of getting text messages from you while she wasworking. You need to get out of the house. Now go and get ready. We haveto be there in half an hour."He hovered on his feet, still holding onto the door handle. He. " I told her and took her by her slim arm.I led her back upstairs and got her settled in her comfy chair and asked if she wanted a cuppa."Ooh yes please Dan." She beamed at me.I wandered downstairs, it was pointless correcting her, Dan was my deceased granddad's name, but recently she'd taken to calling me that and there was nothing I could say to stop her as she'd get angry if I corrected her too many times.I bustled away in the kitchen but heard feet on the stairs again and nipped out to find.