We can fight this."Martin turned his head. Their faces were close together. He said,"It's just that she and her friends have been treating me extra ...eanlately and, well, no on would understand what's I'm going through." Except me," Alex pointed out. "I understand."He closed his eyes and took a breath through opened lips. Maybe Martinmisread his face. Or maybe the visitor simply needed to make aconnection with the one person who shared his plight. Martin leaned inand pressed his mouth over. "I just said your name like three times. You OK, bud?" George looked concerned."I'm good, really," I replied, though he wasn't buying it. "Must be a little more tired than I thought. I guess I should hit the hay." It has been a long day," Colin noted. "Maybe it's that time for all of us." George and Skye nodded and we put out the fire for the night and got ready for bed.—On day two, the plan was to do a shorter trail in the morning before splitting up. After that, George and I were going to go. “I’ve got this,” I assured her for the seventeenth time in five minutes, as she reiterated his food and water requirements yet again. “After everything, do you think I, of all people, would let anything happen to him?” She shook her head ruefully, and I smiled.Her level of apparent devotion to the burly dwarf was sweet, and yet I couldn’t help but be somewhat unsettled by it. I didn’t have problems with any of our other companions falling in love, but this one seemed to worry me subconsciously. ”The girls hugged and ate to their hearts’ content, they rested and cleaned the house before going out to spend the remainder of the night out in a nearby pub.Alene woke up in her bed. A subtle movement on the other side of the mattress got her attention. “Nadia? Is everything okay?” She asked in a sleepy voice.“Yes, Love, I just need to take a piss.” Alene felt her wife getting off the bed and leaving the room. The sun was up, and the day already started but Alene took her time, she was in no.