She blushed furiously but nodded in agreement.“Well, Becky says that you grew up on a farm, so you must certainly understand the basics of the birds...and the bees, eh?” I asked.Livvie laughed at this and nodded. “I should hope so! One of my jobs was to bring the cows to the breeding pen for Old Jack, our prize bull, to mount them and breed them. Besides, on a farm, everyone knows everything.”“How so?” I asked.“Well, I mean, ever since I was a little girl I’ve known. I can remember when I was. I sipped once more, now hearing the rattle of an empty glass. I looked over at the bartender, and asked him for one more for me, as well as another for Leona. I stuck out my hand, I am Dawn. Much to my surprise, she blushed slightly and took my hand in her own, And I am Leona. Thank you for the drink, Im never the first one in the group to get a free drink. I wondered if that was why she blushed, perhaps her friends were always the ones getting the attention. I broadened my smile, tucking my. His voice was so emotionless that it scared me. He threw a few bills at Bertie and turned to me."Now if I'd seen you first, that little tramp wouldn't even be here now," he said smiling at me. "You're more my type. You're older, so you have more experience. You're probably used to a few more uhm ... unusual tastes and can appreciate the differences."As he walked towards me, I started backing out into the hallway. I hoped that being back in full view of anyone passing would make him more. Brother Austin was staying at one of his friend,s houses that hot August afternoon when we,d set out, stopping at the local gas station both for gas and live minnows for bait. When I went to,put the bait bucket in the trunk I couldn’t help but notice the rolled up old tent that had sat in our garage for years. “What,s the old tent for?” I asked when I got back in the car. “ It,ll save us getting burnt to a crisp!” Mom replied. All the way to the lake my imagination played the scene in my mind.