He took a smoldering stick from the stove and lit both walls, before backing out slowly, watching as the flames began to engulf the dried interior wal...s. The dirt floor was afire where the coal oil had splashed from the lamps and the flames were leaping higher and higher.The three of them were looking back into the doorway, standing back a few feet as the heat of the fire began to reach them.Suddenly, the dirt floor heaved up just inside the doorway and they all jumped back, startled at what. Ashleigh’s parents had the doorbell to ring in the back patio, too – I thought that was fancy ass shit.Ashleigh stood up and grabbed a coverup on the way inside. When we arrived at the door, I took the pizzas and breadsticks from the delivery guy while she paid. No, the delivery boy didn’t get a show, but he did get a beautiful view of her legs – which he did stare at. As we walked back out, the oven timer went off.“Fixing something else?” I asked.“Cookies for dessert,” she smiled.I carried the. "Uh ... speaking of your family," I said to change the subject, "thank you for getting Lexie to make friends with Judy. Judy is having a great time in Junior High." When I told Alexandra what you told me about Judy, she started to cry. She said she didn't know and she'd been so mean. Turns out she was one of the girls who had teased her. She's really a sensitive girl most of the time, but she just didn't realize she was hurting someone by going along with the crowd. Now, she kind of leads the. Andie was standing in the doorway, with tears streaming down her face and a small cut on her bruised lower lip. Jackson was overcome with emotion and rage, ‘What the hell happened?’ was the first thing that came out of his mouth and he realized his mistake when Andie covered her face and began to sob. ‘Oh Andie, I am sorry, I didn’t mean to yell. Come in, sit down. Don’t cry, don’t cry.’ ‘Mr. Warren, I was so scared’ Andie whimpered. Jackson could feel his heart break for her. She sat in his.