"Ha ha. Very funny. Bitch," Analise shot back."Analise," their mother scolded. "Watch your language. And keep it down."Abigail stuck her tongue out at...her sister and then turned to the task at hand. "Try that one on first. The blue nightie."Analise grabbed the slinky number and disappeared into the bathroom. A minute later, she called quietly into the room. "Ja-ack ... Jack, are you awake?"Abigail glanced over at her husband. Her heart melting as she looked at him, his features softened with. "Well for tonight I do. The homeless shelters were full tonight, so I'm stuck out here."William was speechless."You can go if you want. I know it's not a very fun place to be." No I will not go. I said I wanted to spend some time with you and that's what I want."The girl blushed. She turned to grab one blanket and spread it on the grass. "There you may have seat."William slowly sat down on the floor and looked up at the beautiful girl. The girl eased her way down slowly and smiled at the. Hannah caught his expression and punched him hard on the shoulder."Adam, I'm warning you! Stop it. There are only seven of us - probably we're the only intelligent lifeforms on this planet. You shouldn't be in such a rush to see our numbers cut by nearly fifteen percent. If you can't grow up and start thinking with more compassion then perhaps you should sleep by yourself tonight?"Sarah tried to change the subject to lessen the tension that was growing in the cave. She pointed to the pile of. Seeing the silvery gray trunks standing there I smiled to myself. The dead, dry wood would make for wonderful fires. Once sawn into manageable lengths I dragged them back to camp. I had a pile of ten to twelve foot long trunks the size of my upper arm stacked half as tall as I was. Some, I reserved for night wood, were thicker. I had to drag those back with a rope. I set aside several manageable eight-foot sections for another use.I carefully cleared the ground where I planned to string my.