She and her family moved to Shoreside Park this summer. Waif, as she likes to be called, just turned eighteen. Hey, yes I know she looks like she is e...even, but trust me the wicked smart brain packed into the small body can take on any one of you and she swims like a fish and surfs like she was born on a board."Let's get it out of the way. She had a rare blood disease that required her to undergo complete marrow replacement when she was eleven. Because of the radiation and other stuff she has. Pause. Nothing.Did she buy it?She did!After a few seconds, I heard the bathroom door handleslowly open. From my vantage point, I couldn’t see thebathroom door, but I would easily see her as soon as sheemerged.Following several more anxious moments, when I suspectBecky was working up her nerve, I saw the top of her headpoke out of the doorway. I backed out of view, suspectingthat she was surveying the situation to make sure Iwasn’t hiding around the corner. I waited until I heardmore. Their marriage had its share of ups and downs, but their love was the long term, stable kind of love that would last until death did they part.Kyle Carson was the second son of an old Bethlehem family. The offspring of an insurance agent, Kyle inherited a facile mind and quick, sharp wit. He excelled in school, married and worked his way through insurance school, working nights at the foundry.The two children came between two unsuccessful pregnancies and Kyle fiercely protected his children,. Sten was working the campfire, Tilda was fussing about her tent, and Brandon read from his book. They altogether seemed unaware of their fourth companion, either out of respect or slight annoyance, who was making her way through this night’s bout of evening sickness.Morrigan splashed some water from her canteen on her weary face, cleaning off any sick that she still had on her. Getting up from her hunched position, the redhead arched her back, pushing her belly out even further than it already.