" You're a running back, right?" Yeah," Josh told him. "The only thing is, I don't expect I'll play a lot. They brought me up from JVs last year, but ... pretty much was on the bench. They've still got a lot of senior backs, so I don't expect there'll be a lot of room for me this year, either." I keep forgetting you're only a junior," Bud said. "You planning on playing football in college?" Not unless I get an athletic scholarship," Josh replied over the roar of the engine. He hadn't thought it. I stood and smiled shyly of course, the situation so suddenly changing, wondering.She indicated I should follow her and we were off to somewhere down a long, very long hallway. Following I noted her as a nice looking individual, this being one of my first personal confrontations with a German person in a very foreign land, my very new experience. I was being offered a chance to bathe and it was, to say the least, all so different from my Army experience thus far.She pointed to the left and. "Hi," Dylan said quickly. "Hi Daddy Pete." She looked quickly at Pete. All my kids call Peter 'Daddy Pete' because they know him so well and Peter's kids call me 'Daddy Frank' for the same reason. "What's up?" We were just wondering what you two were up to," I said."Nothing," Dylan replied. "Just hanging out, listening to music." Using your computer?" I asked, looking at the screen near the place Amber was standing."No, Daddy Frank," Amber said. "We weren't." Why, Daddy?" Dylan said."We were. She was sexy and beautiful. She had long black hair and big breast with a lot of cleavage. “So what brings you here?” she asked.“Seemed like fun.”“Hmmm beware … I am not one to sugar coat. Your future may have bad fortune.”He smiled and said, “I take my chances.” She had him shuffle the cards and cut the deck. She dealt out a pattern on the table, and started turning over cards.Her voice changed into something somber when she said, “I am afraid it is bad news. A lot of bad news. You car will be.