"No what?" asked Liese, who had just come back to our table and was looking at us curiously."Matthew here was just telling me that he is a vir.... ver... interested in going to that beach with the caves you were talking about Liese," said Annemarie, smirking at my distraught face when I thought she was going to spill my secret."Riiight..." responded Liese dubiously."You should go together, right now, after breakfast!" stated Annemarie. "No time like the present. No!" she barked as I started to. I looked up quickly to see who it was, and it was my brother John. “Hey sis, Mom wanted me to bring you some sunscreen. She doesn’t want you to get burnt before summer even really starts.” My brother was nineteen years old and a sophomore in college. We had always been pretty close and he had always been there for me through my darkest times. “Thanks, John. Do you mind putting it on me? I don’t feel like moving,” he obliged. First he untied my strings and rubbed it all over my back. He. Not card games or board games or even video games, but the type of games where we were Kings and Queens, and we could do anything we put our minds to. My childhood was a bit rough, and I quite honestly think that I needed those fantasy games in order to cope. I used to think our friendship would last forever… I couldn’t imagine anything would ever separate us, but something did. It wasn’t anything evil, or even bad, in fact, it seemed like a good thing at the time. My family simply moved to a. "Oh, sorry." she excuses herself and rises from his lap, to stand in front of him."So, you got a name or do you want me to call you Master?" Um... It's Gage, Gage Jefferies." he answers holding out his hand to shake."Nice to meet you GageGage Jefferies." No, just Gage Jefferies." Oh, sorry, in my line of business you tend to meet some people with weird names. But yours is nice. It suits you. Not like Alahendro, man talk about a jackass. He was the kind of man who made a rat look good enough to.