"Did you have fun last night, Tiger?" Yeah..." I sighed, not really meaning it. I'd been feeling... off ... all day, and this was really our first cha...ce to talk about it alone. Last night, after the party itself, Adrienne and I had pretty much just showered and then crashed from exhaustion. Then this morning, we were up and about with all our roommates. We then met up with Gwen, Robin, and Paige for dinner, all of whom of course wanted to know what the big secret was around Saturday's. With the bill-of-fare opened in front of me, I slipped my .44 out and laid the barrel across my leg. I looked down at the list of food items as if he wasn’t there and had never spoken.The man hauled off and kicked the front leg of the chair I was sitting in. When I looked up at him, his right fist was drawn back as if he was about to bust my head with it. When I moved that bill-of-fare over and pointed my long barreled Colt up at him, I backed the hammer real slow with my thumb. That double. I drop back a few steps, peek up and smile. I’d follow that sight all the way to heaven if given the chance. Finally we reach the top, go through the door marked ‘DO NOT ENTER’ and are damn near blinded by an incredible light so very bright! No wonder they can see it so many miles out at sea. Laughing, we close the door and procede to the observation deck, our eyes still flashing stars from the light. Protected from the wind and moisture, the deck allows us to see the chaos of the sea beneath. Tom looked to the east and saw the sun glowing red through a bank of low clouds. He looked to the west and saw another bank of clouds, darker than those that had drifted overhead.Somewhere in the gray clouds, Tom heard the sound of geese. He listened and the sounds moved south.“Cal, it’s time to go,” he said as he looked at his friend.“I’m ready Tom, which we heading south or west?”“We’re goin home Cal. I know there’s a lot more country to see, but I feel the need ride north. By the time we.