I reloaded my shotgun and put it back in the rack. Jo also reloaded, but kept her shotgun handy in case another hog showed up. It was just a case of w...ich was more convenient, but I drove to a place where it would be easy to pick up the three carcasses. We all piled out of the truck and climbed into the bed. Jo stood guard with her shotgun while Jed and I put down the ramp.That sure was easier to do with two men to work on it. Also, I had taken the truck to a friend of mine on Wednesday, and he. I could hear a growl from her as she walked out. I got to class and sat down in the back like normal. ash sat right next to me and looked at me. "would you leave me alone." I pleaded to her. she rolled her eyes. "what am I doing you're a pathetic boy you can't do stuff like that." she said getting up and changing seats. as she walked I watched her ass swing back and forth.after that class it was lunch time. I sat alone at a corner table eating my lunch when I noticed someone walking in my. My thoughts were interrupted when Adams mom pulled in my driveway to give me a ride to his house. Hey, Chris. Adams mom said to me. Hi Mrs. Kendall! I replied. I got in the back of the car with Adam. We didnt talk much because Adams mom was there, but in the matter of a few minutes we were out of the care and walking into his house. Boys, you go in and do something. I have to go grocery shopping and do some errands. I will be back in three hours. Behave yourselves. Adams mother said sternly.. While most of the correspondence was purely files being sent back and forth, Abigail would occasionally send a message asking me to explain some of my working out in greater detail, or to re-run the same formula with different variables. It’s the sort of work a better funded science department would have used a super-computer for, but Evergreen Lake didn’t have that kind of cash to spare, so they were stuck with the purely biological computer that is the human brain. But then one day she turned.