" It does help. I always have trouble right in here though," said Aunt Jane running her hands over her hips and butt. I caught myself staring at her a...ain and quickly turned away, blushing."Don't worry about it, Joe. It doesn't bother me in the slightest that you look at me." Thanks. It's like ... I want to look but I feel I shouldn't." That's your upbringing, Joe ... It's alright to look ... every one does it but it's not alright to stare ... I don't know if you'd be interested in this but. "Come on, Sean. We'd better check that out."The raced toward the source of the sound of gunfire and pulled out their shotguns as they got closer. "Shit! I never expected to see that, again!" Me, neither, Ezra." They had come upon a group of about 10 to 12 Indians riding in a circle around three wagons "circled" in defense. Six Army dragoons were sheltered behind the wagons and shooting at the Indians. At this point, all of the easy targets among the soldiers had already been hit and the Army. Not wanting to deal with the possibility of someone hiding behind the curtain yet, I quietly shut the bathroom door.Taking a couple steps across the room, I slowly pulled the curtain back to look out on the balcony. I tested the door and it was locked from the inside. I checked to see how much room there was under the bed and found it too small for anyone to hide there.Going back to the bathroom, I slowly opened the door, and using a hanger from the closet area, I pushed the curtain back while. Kyle: Adam! Hold on!My mind and body raged with fury as I saw Adam get hurt, I ran over, punched the twin, who hurt Adam, straight in the face, then followed by an uppercut kick to the other twin sending them both sprawling a good couple feet. I knelt down and picked him up in my arms. He was covered in his blood. Adam: Kyle….Kyle: Yes, Adam, I’m here now, I’m so sorry…Adam: Don’t worry everything will be fine…And with that, he closed his eyes.Kyle: No! You can’t die Adam! Wake up! I won’t.