.. a few acres of field, and then the treeline. The houses, the rest of the town, started a few hundred feet on down.Clipper saw a man, standing in th... field. He saw two more, as he passed further down the building. To his amazement, the men all had their hands in the air. Not real high, he noticed, about elbow high. Like they’d been doing it a long time. He pulled Dylan against the side of the building, not wanting to be seen.He moved a little further down the side of the building. The voice. Kokanee smiled. “You think this will work?” she asked. Steel looked at her. “I actually do.” he replied. “But I admit I am nervous. If cops show they will shoot at us. What if I get shot and die? Then I will never of had the chance to sleep with you.” he joked. Kokanee shook her head. “We can’t let that happen.” She said. Steel just thought she was messing around again until she grabbed his shirt and swung on leg over her so she was sitting on his lap facing him. She pulled him to her with his. Layla would shower right after me. I finished up, and Layla walked in wearing nothing but a towel, and I quickly covered up with a towel. We kind of just stared at each other for a bit, but nervous as I was, I ran out to put on the clothes, but realized they were much too small. I went back by the bathroom door to tell Layla that she clothes wouldn't fit and she told me to just keep the towel on and just relax on the chair. I was able to move my clothes into the dryer, and went back to the. I'm too sick to go to school."I give my best fake cough. It was late senior year and I had been busting my balls for months. I just want a day at home alone. She finally replies after a minute of withering glares."Fine. I'll call the school. But you're seeing a doctor Monday if this persists. I'll be back around five." Sure. Whatever." I lay perfectly still until the sound of my mums car fades away. Then I throw back the covers and run down the stairs to the front door. The deadbolt slams shut.