I knocked on the Clubhouse door and the guard opened it. He greeted me with a big smile and a slap on the back. He was sort of deaf and spoke very lou...."Lar, good to see you, guy!" he said in his normal booming voice. "You don't come around much anymore. Coach said you'd be here tonight, though. Come on in, come in!"He waved me in. He totally ignored the two girls, something they weren't used to, especially today. It was if he didn't even see them. I think they were shocked. I could tell by. As time went on, our conversations turned more and more daring, as if we were competing to see who could make the next person blush the most. I must admit that I learned a lot about Anna in just a few short weeks. This inevitably led to us becoming closer, and we flirted with each other endlessly. I never expected it to go as far as it did one night two weeks ago. I was scheduled to work my normal Tuesday night shift but at the last minute, I switched with a co-worker, which meant that I got a. They came down the driveway, a pathetic caravanA few of them glanced at me as they drove through the gate, but only one stoppedand approached me. "Are you okay, lady?" he asked. "Yes, quite fine, thank you." My tone was almost as distracted as I was feeling.I knew this man had nothing to do with the call, and I just didn't want tobe bothered. He got back in his truck, to the laughter of the others, and soonI was alone again. I waited, knowing that waiting now was as important as stopping here. As she walked down her street, she saw the neighbour’s dog digging a hole in the grass. She didn’t pay it much attention, until she noticed something shiny in the hole. The dog grabbed hold of it with its mouth, and pulled it out. Charlie looked down at it, and saw that it appeared to be some sort of oil lamp. Although it was covered in dirt, she could tell that it was golden in appearance, with dark red rubies decorating it. It looked rather like how Daniel had described the lamp in Harry’s.