“Sarah, what are you doing?”Sarah turned her head towards Jess, “You had your chance to leave. Sit down and be quiet. This is between me and Mad...son, exactly as you mentioned a while ago.” She was pleased when Jess followed her instructions by stumbling backwards and falling onto her own bed. Sarah turned back to Madison who hadn’t looked away at all. “Ok, Madison, this is it. Come here.”Madison moved slightly, but did not lean forward. She still hadn’t said a word.Sarah’s arm reached out. “What do we do now?” she asked in a concerned voice once everyone had stopped moving.“We retire to the trees at the west end of the church parking lot where we have chosen to meet them, and have a little nap. It’s still about two hours before the briefing team will be here,” I told her in a whisper, before we moved stealthily back through the trees without making any noise or leaving any footprints. We chose a spot deep in the trees, and I camouflaged us before we took a short nap.I woke Grace. Her gallant, who was a gentleman about thirty, somewhat inclined to a fatness that was in no sort displeasing, improving the hint thus tendered him of this mode of enjoyment, after setting her well in this posture, and encouraging her with kisses and caresses to stand him thro’, drew out his affair ready erected, and whose extreme length, rather disproportioned to its breadth, was the more surprising, as that excess is not often the case with those of his corpulent habit; making then the right. He was jealous, but still appreciative of his best friend's talent.For playing at the mall, the kids recognized they really couldn't go all out. A certain level of decorum had to be met that they wouldn't worry about at a dance or other performance. This song was one that Tina had chosen. Actually it was only Tony on the keyboard, Dewayne on acoustic (and Tony didn't care who knew he bought it, Dewayne was getting his own Ovation acoustic for Christmas) with Tina barely-there backing them on.