Off in the distance a noise rang through the deserted campus. For a moment Ari listened hard, but she couldn’t quite place what the source of it mig...t be, it was too late for a football match. Glancing around the heavily shadowed path that she now took, Ari tried desperately to make out the footpath. The moon shone valiantly in the sky, but its small rim of light barely managed to break through the thick conifer forest she was making her way past. Despite Ari’s overwhelmingly ominous feeling. Seeing no other options,I reached out my trembled fingers unwillingly. He held my handgently and led me up the stairs. I felt like a docile sheep ledby a shepherd."Let's give a round of applause for this lovely young lady!"Stanley requested.The cheers were deafening and I stood stiffly like a robot.Bloom leaned over and whispered, "Wave your hand. Relax andsmile."I took my shepherd's advice, did a timid wave along with anervous smile. The crowd, if it was possible, became rowdier andI blushed.. They were almost a golden color, which astounded Kady.He stammered. "You're...you're sure?" he asked, a wide smile breaking across his face.Kady smiled brightly. "Yes. I'm eight weeks." He laughed and put his hand softly on her stomach. Kady's eyes were brimming with tears. "You're happy?"Brad looked into her eyes. "Let me show you," he whispered against her ear.Her knees went weak and her insides turned to jelly. He swept her off her feet and carried her easily to her bedroom. He pulled his. I got a few minutes away with my friends and the beer drinking was just getting started when one of my friends wanted to hit the clubs. Everyone agreed but I wasn't sure what the girlfriend would think, she rarely wanted to go clubbing since we had been dating. I looked over to her table and saw her merrily chatting away to her friends, her brown eyes sparkled when she smiled and the way she flicked her hair back always got me every time. I had been pretty distracted all day but a couple of.