Even though it was just a little past noon, it was almost pitch dark inside because very few lights were on. There were three stages directly in front...of me and there were tables set up all around them. Each stage had a tall pole in the center that was attached to the floor and the ceiling. The low light prevented me from really checking out the space. However, it appeared to be very clean. In all honesty, the place seemed pretty decent; I guess I was expecting it to be... tackier.Initially,. All of which I had to try on to make sure they fit. Next we wentto a shoe store where I got sandals, flats and one, two and three inchheels. I also got a pair of athletic shoes and the white tennis shoes thecheerleaders wore.When Mom suggested we take our purchases back to the car I thought we werethrough. Mom suggested we go back in and get something to eat at the foodcourt. I agreed as it was after one o'clock. Mom wouldn't allow me to getthe burger and fries I really wanted. I had to settle. " Is this about Willie? Have you been in contact with her? Are you going to meet her?" No." She looked back down at her feet again. "I mean... no. I mean, it has something to do with her, but we haven't been in contact with her, and we aren't going to meet her. I don't think. I mean..." She looked back up again, exasperated. "Oh, Freddy, please! Don't make me beg you! We NEED this!"I held up my hands. "Okay, okay! I'll get ready, and we'll go camping!" I started walking toward the house, Maxine. He laughed even more when Bobby made growling noises and “ate” the little boy’s neck.Amanda hustled Misty into the kitchen, where the remains of supper were still making a delicious odor that caused Misty’s stomach to growl audibly.“I’m so sorry,” cooed Amanda, sitting Misty at the kitchen table, which was covered with a red and white checkered table cloth exactly like the one Misty’s mother still insisted using on their brand new table, in their new house, in Nashville. “Bobby can be terribly.