? ?Anytime steph.?It was going on 5:30, Stephanie had to make her way home cause she knew her mom would be making dinner. She said goodbye to Mrs. Sus...a and walked out the library’s front door. There was no one around to her knowledge as she made her way down the long, secluded road. Her street didn’t have many houses on it. Usually a mile or two between each house. She was about half way home when a car began to approach from behind her; it was a nice new Ford Mustang. Stephanie had a thing. National Intercollegiate bronze medalist Tony ‘Tornado Alley’ Ames in an Independence Day Exhibition Match...” Lissa read from the poster. “Oh, Tony.”“Really, I couldn’t,” I complained.“You are so going to get spanked,” Lissa threatened.“Hey! What do I have to do to get spanked?” Melody asked. We both looked at her and broke out laughing.“Just get naked,” I suggested before I thought about what I was saying.Melody pulled her t-shirt over her head and went for her bra.“Okay.”“No, no, no, no!” I. "Ican have no alcohol and am on a very strict diet for the next 2 monthsor more. My legs ache from carrying this weight and my back aches mostof the time. You know that as Jeff I was constantly in training as amarathon runner but now a walk across the room is my extreme limit. AndI was the club champ at billiards but Margot had me playing against herthis morning in the game room and crushed me game after game and keptmaking fun about how I move like a pregnant whale. Do you know how hardit. ” I said, “For now, just range your weapons for that fleet. God only knows what that woman will do before this is all over.” I glanced back at Yavara, who stood alone by the riverbank, “or that one.” I departed from my command tent, and left with Yavara. We walked silently for minutes, crossing the bridge across the Knife river, and traversing the pocked streets with only our footsteps echoing off the stone towers. It was only when we walked behind the cover of a fallen building, that we looked.