”Annie somewhat reluctantly agreed, and soon the group was outside with Annie standing precariously atop the beginner’s slope. Jeff, ever the sho...off, skied up alongside his girlfriend creating a shower of powdered white stuff which created a rainbow effect amidst the sun’s rays. Annie just looked down at the newly formed snow covering her new boots and shook her head.“Sorry about that Annie,” Jeff said as he removed his goggles. He had a way of looking at Annie which always disarmed. Alan wrote this off to his over-active imagination. Now, several years after he had first come here, he stood in the attic again, breathing the dust and wondering where he should start searching. He had gotten a late start and the sun was already setting behind the horizon, reds and golds blazing the sky. He moved over to one box he hadn’t looked through and sat, preparing to take a peek at its contents. No sooner than he laid his hands on the lid however he heard a scuffling noise from. Then she continued.“Speaking of perceptions and truth, what’s going on? Why didn’t you want to go this morning? You were practically dancing on air all day yesterday. He never said anything, but I could see on his face how disappointed he was.”“I didn’t feel good!”“Carrie (I flinched when she called me that), you never could lie worth beans, especially to me. Now talk, little girl, or I’ll have Mike back over here to encourage you, if he has to warm up your bottom to do it.”That’s when I lost. Maybe, this experience wasn't that bad for me after all. And I must confess, I even felt safe in between them with their arms around my back."Hi, my name is Jennie," the long black haired woman said while we were walking. "And the girl to your left is my younger sister, her name is Amanda." Hi," I said. Not completely sure how I would have a normal conversation with them."And what's your name," Jennie asked."Oh, sorry!" I said, "My name is Jeffrey." Hi Jeffrey!" both of them said with a sweet.