“Looks like rain, Matthew”, offered Blankenship. “Ya—we better get a crew and start setting up the canopy”. “Ya—I was afraid you were g...nna say that”. I just grin, and we both chuckle. I ask Dustin to ride up to the rec center to see if he could get a weather report. The canopy wasn't hard—it just took 5-6 guys to do it, and it typically took a couple of hours. It consisted of a series of poles that you just drove into the ground, then extended upwards. You could go from 6' up to 10'. Once. “Can they really be this sloppy?” I wondered, as I crawled along behind Bob and Susie who were on their bellies in attack mode as we neared the back of the compound. The night vision and thermal sensors in my face shield hadn’t revealed any guards walking the back of the compound either.“Were they not operational yet on the back side of the compound, or were they perhaps down for maintenance?” I wondered but had no answer. “You would think they would have guards back here if they weren’t. “Katie, you are the fun one,” Carlos stated. “You want to try another question?”“Can I ask you one?” I requested, pulling on the mike.“Uh… sure.”I think I caught him a little off-guard.“What’s my middle name?” I asked.“I have no idea, you brat.”“Your turn! Let’s see the goods!” I exclaimed into the microphone.The crowd was hooting and going wild as he cautiously, teasingly, expertly pulled off his spandex shorts. The ladies throughout the room screamed to high heaven as his sizable, dark. I knew exactly where Veronica sat and plotted how long it would take her to reach the back of the bank. Anxiously I rubbed my black leather shoes through the dusty gravel, peering to see if there were any security cameras. I definitely did not want anyone to see what I was about to do to her.And as though it were some sort of apocalyptic day where the world had turned inside out, I heard the soft delicate footsteps coming from her beautiful stride.Standing infront of me with a clever sharp and.