"Hmm, maybe I should do up a lawn and garden care booth? Wouldn't be hard. I could make fliers and pass them out!" I said excitedly."Won't work. You n...ed to have your plans in at least a year in advance, to get approval and a space assigned in one of the three buildings or two tents being used," Brenda told me reasonably.I sighed."Yeah, there's always something, ain't there?" I grumbled.We arrived at my home, and I pulled into the driveway, parking by the garage door. We got out and made our. And there is no need for money. I notice that there is one booth already with a closed door and enter the one next to it, closing and locking the door behind me. I sit in the chair, and from my vantage point, I can see someone through the glory hole in the next booth. Trying to gauge who was next door, I look down through the hole and notice that my next door neighbor was in a mini-skirt, sitting very properly on her chair. I could smell the light scent of perfume as well. Now I thought this. Until death do us part real. And ... well, it’s nice doing stuff like this because it makes us closer. It’s not like we can go out and walk down the proverbial beach holding hands while kissing and stuff, right?” I mused.“Yeah ... I get that. You’re so sweet, Baby. You do know how much I love you, right?” Amber asked me seriously.“After last night I do, I truly do. I mean, I knew you loved me, and I knew that you wanted to be with me. You know, like how we have been but I dunno; I guess a part. "My dad is going to help me out quite a bit, but there's no way I can make it through without them, either. That's why I'm going to Riverside this year, instead of here." Yeah, but you're planning on having a job when you graduate," Susan pointed out. "I mean, I plan on having one, too, but having to deal with student loans while I'm living in some other country, maybe on the move a lot, and maybe not making a lot of money, that could be a lot harder to handle." Well, yeah," Mizuki agreed. "But.