None of the other kids would help since they didn’t want to be a target either. They weren’t doing anything to leave obvious marks on my face or b...dy, but it was still painful. I really couldn’t figure out what was motivating them or what would make them stop.So, on Friday afternoon after I picked myself up off the ground I said, “Come on, guys, there has to be some way I can get you to quit kicking my ass every day. Would you at least meet me on the corner tomorrow at noon, so we can talk. I was actually at a quandary as to what to do. Ohba over breakfast had explained some of the River People’s burial customs. Cremation was the usual manner in which most of the River People bands dealt with their dead. They’d cremate the body of the deceased, sometimes with symbolic objects representative of the individual’s life on Earth like a toy hunting spear or fishing net. They’d then split the ashes into two portions. I’d learned that the River People were familiar with pottery making and. Then after the approval sat squat in another pose, hands outstretched. Adam smiled his approval she got closer turned on the spot and thrust her hips back towards his face in one of the characters more erotic poses which fliped up the skirt revealing her ass she nailed that pose and smiled as she looked to see the effect it was having on him. Sarah then straddled him putting her knees either side of his. Sarah - Well I can tell you like so i'm not gonna ask. Adam - You are perfect.She leant in. "I didn't want to do it. Honest! Matt and James, they made me do it. And and and... things just got out of hand, that's all. I'll give you the film back if you want it."Mindy bared her teeth as she let him go. He scampered down the hall to his room and returned a moment later with a roll of film. She couldn't be certain it was HER roll of film, but it was at least of the same brand and was used."Get me something to crack this open with," she barked. He rushed to the back room to get a toolbox.