I was looking at everyone else, seeing all of us on her side, because she was ours now. Our young heroine in desperate straits.“That was it though, ...he others just came for me, so I ran. They were both bigger than me, so I couldn’t stand and fight, but I could hurdle the nets and they couldn’t, so I held them off for a while.“There was a bench with jackets and bags, where we’d left them, and I was hoping the padlock key would be there, but I couldn’t get to it with enough time to find it.“In. She'd meet me at the restaurant just built out on the loop. She didn't think she could make it before 8:00 PM. I told her I'd be there.As Sherrie walked away, I saw she still had the same trim ankles and beautifully sculpted calves and thighs she'd had when I first met her. I remembered she'd always had a graceful way of carrying herself Pausing before she went out the door, she turned back and smiled warmly at me.I did some deep soul searching that evening, and most of the next day too. I was. Destiny has been injured. No not seriously but it should be looked at. Thanks.” He looked at me and gave me an embarrassed smile. “I know. This might be a little embarrassing, but I think it should be looked at.”“But, Marie, too? They’ll see me like this …”“You know they know, Destiny.” I was actually surprised he was able to keep the play name straight with everything that was happening.Soon, both Anthony and Marie came in. People had scrambled for some coverings but it was still totally. I'm Adam Jackson, your interviewer today.Nice to meet you, she flashed him her best smile, and then took the seat he gestured for her too. She sat gracefully, resting her purse next to her, and crossing her legs daintily.Now ... he surveyed her application. What are your interests?She and the gals had had this speech prepared for years.I'm the Editor-In-Chief of Visions, the literary magazine at my school that comes out once a year. It features poetry, prose, photography, art work, etc. I am.