"What the hell," I said to myself as much as anybody, "I got nothing to do."Nothing is what I did for the next hour or so. About every four to five mi...utes the line would shift and someone else would enter the door. Once inside, the line there was as long as it was on the outside. Listening to my fellow fortune hunters, I heard that even once you were in the inner auditorium, you had a questionnaire to fill out and then more waiting.Eventually I got my turn and did enter and sure enough there. ??How do you keep someone from listening in???You don?t. How do you think dear old Mrs. Philpot always knows what everybody?s up to??Melissa sighed. ?How...primitive.??Yes,? Claire agreed. ?But on the other hand, have you noticed how much?..quieter?.the world seems without any cell phones? No phones going off in theaters?..no one driving down the street talking on the phone, not paying attention to the road. Like we?ve said, there are trade-offs.?That night, the four women slept?and dreamed.. Anyway knowing I would object Sam told Tim, the other friend I originally invited, that Beth was coming so he should invite his wife Erin. They have a newborn and somehow got a sitter for the weekend so of course Erin is coming. Upon hearing that Beth and Erin were coming I had to tell Ryan, my third friend, that his fiancée Amber was invited and of course she is now also coming. ‘So now my guy’s trip is suddenly me and three couples and I can’t pull out because they need my car and gear for. “Kas!” He called again catching up with me in the hallway. “Go away!” I snapped turning to look at him. Though it was obvious he still found it funny I could tell he was genuinely very sorry. “Kas, I’m sorry,” He began moving closer. “It was a moment of immaturity.” he said as an excuse. I scoffed. “You whole life has been a moment of immaturity.” I said coldly. Suddenly all childishness left his face and he yanked me to him pressing our bodies together completely taking me by surprise. With.