I was moving from page to page looking for the perfect girl when I glanced at one little brunette in the lower left of the page, the first in a row of...pictures. My eyes locked onto her and my body jolted as I looked into the eyes of my own 16 year old daughter Taylor. I swear to whatever god you believe in, she was a twin image of my own girl, who at that moment was down the hall two doors, asleep in her bed. I couldn’t believe it. I clicked on the picture which took me to a teaser page with. “It will be fun!”, they said. It totally wasn’t. I had never been involved in such a tedious undertaking in my life.“The place we are going to is beautiful!”, they exclaimed. I still failed to grasp the idyllic charm of this sandy hill that just blew up dust when a breeze passed through.“It will help you become more social. You always say how you feel you don’t belong in a group with your classmates. This will help you make friends.” I totally felt unwanted in this setting, as the various. Stephanie glanced at her watch and leaned to the side. She glanced south down Old Fairview. "Look, um, I'm supposed to meet someone here soon, but..."The girl looked up. A warm breeze washed over Gina, her skin tingling at its touch. The wind brought the odor once more, the smell of something stale and old, like dusty heirlooms hidden in an attic. It was gone in the space of a breath.Stephanie sighed. "Well, I guess I got some time, if you wanna stick around and talk or something."Gina's. It never bothered me before. But last night, I wanted to have you in my arms something awful.”“Baby, I’ve never heard you say anything sweeter. If I’d known, I would have come on home.She pushed back in his arms and looked up at him. Nathan was surprised. There were tears in her eyes and he’d never known Nancy to go sentimental. She was just a dumb k*d. And would do anything for, her career. Yes, so dumb.. . as much as she was beautiful.“Where were you last.