Upon arriving, I immediately signed the registration book letting the rangers know who I was and how long I would be camping along with where I would ...e. I was also required to leave contact information in case of an emergency.Placing the book in the box, I returned to the car and saw that my father had all my gear waiting for me. I hoisted the fifty pound backpack onto my shoulders with my fishing rod secured on one side and my Marlin 1895 (.450 Martin) rifle secured on the other side. Mom. ..no, better than that. I moved in with Allie six months ago." It's called shackin' up," Allie smiled."You girls need anything?" Sally appeared. "About time you two showedyour asses around here. Where've you been?" Our faces between each others legs," Ellen laughed."I don't doubt. You two were an item then broke off for a while. I guessyou got back together again," Sally guessed."She's got a delicious snatch," Ellen stated. "Uh.... Manhattan for herand...." Seven-seven for you?" Sally finished. Plus, since I was only working half the field, I could talk a little with some of the kids on the teams while they were on the sidelines. Since both teams, the Sting Rays and the Kickin' Chicks, were from our school, it was a friendly game, with the girls on both sides just as ready to joke with their opponents as try to steal the ball from them. Molly O'Toole was a midfielder on the Sting Rays team, and I saw Josh and his mom sitting in the bleachers watching the game.After the game, Josh came. He stood up and reached across the desk to shake my hand.“Larry Bloom,” he said.“Steve Adams,” I said. “I wanted to talk to you about my business.”“That will be all, Fred,” the alderman said. “Have a seat, Steve.”I sat down across from him and took the white, business-size envelope from my pocket and put it on his desk. He picked it up and dropped it in the center drawer.“I hear that you’re running your own computer software company right out of college.”“Yes. I started it right after I.