”“Are you that certain about this?” Kim asked still looking somewhat dejected about what had happened. “What if I just screwed everything up?�...�“You didn’t,” I told Kim firmly and with confidence in my voice.“But how can you know she didn’t?” Monty asked pointedly, still looking at me skeptically. “What proof do you have?”“My proof is you people,” I told him plainly, fixing my gaze upon his doubting stare. “You people showed up. Somebody told Ridgeway to hire you people and to get you to that. I remember thinking I had to do something to hold his attention before he turned away. My hands were already at my school tie, undoing the knot. I moved a couple of yards across the room. I was still in his view, but, I could now see him in my dresser mirror. Oh, I’d certainly got his undivided attention. He’d moved behind a bush, his face visible between the branches, looking straight at me. The tie off, I started on my blouse. I was fumbling as I undid the buttons. I opened it fully and felt. She was loving every minute of it. Her new friends at college were definitely more outgoing and daring than anyone she had known before. Her best friend since starting college, Kara, was a perfect example. Kara was from Chicago and Nina doubted there was anything Kara wouldn't try at least once. Kara wasn't afraid of anything, she lived to have a good time, and was always searching for her next adventure. Tonight Kara was dragging Nina to a new club in Seattle. Nina was more than a little. When she saw their campfire out of the corner of her eye, she couldn't resist adding a little strut to her step, assuming that they could see her in the moonlight.The last of the kids had crawled into their tents by the time she walked back into camp. Her sisters were obviously preparing to bed down as well. "Done in?" she asked as she walked up to the fire."Mmm hmm," Stacy answered."Are you staying up?" Wendy asked."I think I'm going to take a couple of poles down to the lake and see if I.