"You don't know anything about fishing, Jen," Eddie said."I could learn, it sounds fun," I said.In my mind, I could picture being on a boat with Kevin... I was becoming attracted to him as I got to know him."Girls don't fish, it's a boy thing," Eddie said.That statement got my mom's attention and she spoke up."That's not right, Eddie. Fishing can be as much fun for girls as it is for boys. I don't like it when you talk about boy and girl things. We can do anything you guys can do, some things we. He walked behind her down the short dark hallway. It was very eerie because the walls were painted black throughout the house. The bathroom was a horror and there was again only one small bulb burning over the sink. It cast looming shadows in the corners.As soon as she entered, she saw what she was looking for. A window at the end of the room opposite the door. Now if she could just manage a little bit of privacy.When she entered, she pushed the door closed just like she would've done under any. OO~Oo. Andy didn't get back until after dark. When he did get back, Mina brought him a plate of food while he told us what he'd found out. "The ferry man is a hard headed cuss," he said. "He started out wanting five dollars a wagon and ten cents a head for the cattle and horses." We could have paid that, Andy," I said."Yeah, but it just didn't seem right. I got him down to three dollars a wagon and five cents a head. It's still gonna cost us around sixty-five dollars to cross. It'll take all. Stacy finished saddling her horse and led him over to Evelyn's barn. She said she'd saddle Evelyn's horse while Evelyn was changing clothes. She didn't argue when the redhead said it wouldn't take long to saddle up, and that she had a secret to tell she'd kept bottled up inside so long she just had to let it out.Curious, and feeling a surge of excitement at the thought of seeing the pretty girl's naked body, Stacy soon found that Evelyn's parents weren't home, either. Evelyn started talking on.