"Do you remember, all that time ago, dancing in the storm, in the rain? It was like a pagan ritual, made me feel so alive."Abruptly she stood up, half...stooping under the rain-drummed awning. Easily she slipped her light top off and threw it gently on the seat. She followed it quickly with the tracksuit bottom she had been wearing, skimming her knickers off at the same time. As she slipped them off, she eased her deck shoes off as well. In a slightly awkward, self-conscious movement, she brushed. Then stuck his finger under her panties, and hooked his finger around the crouch and with a hard yank ripped them from her body. She started to struggle, but was quickly grabbed. They got Kara flat on her back. Her hands were pinned over her head. She lay with her arms held tightly. Johnny forced her legs apart.Kara couldn't say a word. She was in shock; her brother was between her legs. She couldn't believe what was happening. Her legs were forced apart and into the air He hooked his arms. "When I called Doctor Hubbard, he said that it would be best to let you sleep. I came in a few times to check on you, but you seemed alright." I slept through Sunday?" James asked incredulously. "No wonder..." No wonder what honey?" Anne said, looking at James' back."I, uh, think whatever was going on is over." James explained, as he turned around with the bagel in his right hand. He took a bite, while gesturing to himself with his left."Oh." Anne said, her gaze running over his form. Unlike. According to the weather man, it wasn't going to happen. It looked like we were in for a cold and snowy winter. I came to realize that I would just need to adjust my thoughts accordingly. I knew that once the snow came, I would reluctantly accept the change ahead of me.I remembered the times when the abrupt change had caught me by surprise. I had gone to bed one evening after handing out candy to the trick or treaters. That evening had been a little cooler, but nothing that would signal any big.