It was kinda his mark."Bob said, "Shit! I heard that 'Penny' Anderson had a $200 price on his head. I think that's worth tryin' ta collect. Kin ya com... show me which was his horse?"Bob and the swamper dragged the corpse out the door and I followed along behind, using the bar mirror to watch for somebody getting ready to shoot one of us. Nothing like that happened, so I went on out the door. They threw the body on a horse, and Bob tipped the swamper a dime, a pretty big tip.We tied Anderson's. There was a monster wandering around. She had probably found her room and was pouting because, once again, Aoifa and I were willing to have fun.I stalked back to the inn. Fiona needed to grow up and abandon her childish views. There was so much fun she could be having. I loved the woman, her and Aoifa both, but she could be as irritating as rusty chainmail.The inn was boisterous when I strode into the main door. Eoshia, her hair damp and in a high-necked dress, worked behind the bar with her. And the drive to and checking in at Burbank Airport was uneventful. Dad and Dee shared a kiss, and soon we were boarding the plane.Linda sat next to me and held my hand tight. This was actually the first time she had ever flown, and she was a bit nervous. But she was also excited, and spent over an hour just watching out the window. After an hour or so I moved back to Holly and asked if we could trade places for a bit. She said not a problem, so I sat next to Deana.I handed her an envelope I. And she knew that too.. It was her way of trying to keep face if others witnessed our goings on.So here we were, a day off from school and hanging at the beach with Lesa! Straight away, we were attempting to offer suggestions to Lesa of places to go. We had a bit of a hide out cubby house that we had built in the bushes near by. But Lesa suggested that we go to her house because no one was home. This excited us so much! From being the ones who were more often rejected, always trying to initiate.