I was in charge of three things during the rafting trip:Safety. We had guides who thought they were in charge of this, but really I was. If a girl fel... overboard, which they did sometimes because Donna had chosen a wild river, they got pushed right back into the rafts even before they had a chance to be scared. They knew the Guardian Angel was going to be looking after them, so they weren't feeling much fright anyway, especially not after the first couple of rescues. Rafts never got hung up,. The leg folded like it was boneless, bending unnaturally instead of breaking. That was the moment that broke Reeve’s smile. He looked at the thing in his grip with a mixture of confusion and disgust, then then he swung it like a rag doll, crashing it into one of it’s fellows. It flailed and flopped, it’s leg split strangely from the force of the blow. Reeve had hit it laterally, but the wound he saw looked like it was running vertically up the entire length of it’s leg. “What the hell?” Reeve. ??Elles, that?s a school girl?s outfit.?Ellen blinked blearily, then her eyes went wide. ?Oh my god, right.?She slapped her forehead. ?That stupid crossdressing thing. Oh my god.??What?? asked Elizabeth?It's... it?s a whole big thing.? She sighed as she looked around theroom. ?Don?t worry about it, just... here, where?s the device??I held it out for her. She took it and started adjusting the dials.Elizabeth and I reached out to to touch it as well, but she pulled itaway from us.?Actually...?. Cheryl asked, “What are your plans?”“I’m hoping that I can borrow your computer to make up some flyers advertising packing services,” Abby said.“Of course you can borrow it. Rich will help you make the flyers,” Cheryl said.Smiling at the other woman appreciatively, Abby said, “I figure I’ll charge about ten dollars an hour. It will be three dollars an hour more than what I make at the Taco Emporium.”“What’s going on at the Taco Emporium?” Cheryl asked.Shaking her head in disgust, Abby said,.