We were early, but, we spent our time picking out the invitations andthe many other things that we would need. The saleslady brought wine andwe sipped...it while we made our selections. Finally, Mrs. Epstein enteredthe front of the shop to tell us that we could now try on our gowns. Ifelt a great deal of excitement as we entered the fitting room.I was helped off with my dress again. My bare breasts swayed as Ireached into my bag and withdrew my pink satin and lace corset. The winehad made me. I wondered if I had hit the horse somehow.We ran for our hole, moving in the woods toward the Redcoats rather than away from them. After they thundered by, I stepped out and shot the trailing rider. He waved his arms, dropped his musket and tumbled off the back of his horse. Three left, the officer and two men. We split up. George took the other side of the road. We both had big trees for cover. After a bit, here they came, back toward us. They stopped where the man lay spread-eagled in the. Seeing some tables filled with only old ladies made the bigger women’s bathroom make a lot more sense. Then again the boy’s bathroom must have had at least two stalls because the girls were going in there too.I don’t blame them, though. Having forty-five to fifty girls all needing to pee badly can’t really wait for only four stalls.Molly came out with a big smile as she sent a message to my phone.“Go on ahead. Just remember we only have ten minutes before we have to be back on the road or you. I couldn't understand why. She was so gorgeous. It was almost lights out time. I grabbed a book to read before they shut off the lights. Jess and I climbed into our bunks and said goodnight to eachother. The lights went out before I finished a single page. I tossed the book to the foot of my bed to continue reading in the morning. The jail was quiet. I kind of expected the women in the other cells to still be talking but no one was. It was dead silent. The bed was so uncomfortable,.