"Those the hoons who tried to drag you into their car?" I asked."Yes, Gavin. You saved me that day and Dad put a stop to it after he found out Benny h...d OK'd it ... for a while anyway," Aroha said with a smile."I like your Dad," I chuckled. "He's a bit of a dag (funny guy)." He likes you too," Aroha said with a smile."Hard to believe you and Benny are brother and sister," Mum noted."He's my half-brother, Nat. His Mum was my Dad's first wife and she dumped him on us when she couldn't control him. About a dozen people, half grown up and half k**s were in the Steohenson's front yard, mostly milling about while Mr Stephenson was lighting a fire in the grill. I half jogged half skipped across the street and Mr Stephenson saw me and waved."Hey there Chris! How do you like your hamburgers? medium or burnt?" well, I dont like it burnt so medium will be good" There's sodas in the big cooler over by the garage, help yourself, The other k**s are in the backyard, I think they are playing croquet.. To my great surprise, most of the players were Latinas and black women. This didn’t bother me one bit. I’m not racist. Seriously. I hate everyone equally. The other gals didn’t seem to like me, though. Especially this tall, buff black gal named Majandra Brown. She made it clear that she didn’t want me on the women’s rugby team from the get-go. What gives? I didn’t know this woman from Adam. What did she have against me? I tried my best to ignore her. I loved rugby too much to give it up. It’s. ”“What if they didn’t know they were being attacked?” Kim asked thoughtfully.Ryan looked at his wife as if she had just lost her mind, and asked, “How can someone be attacked, and not know it?”Kim shrugged, gesturing towards Caleb, Flan, and Singer, saying, “I don’t know. Those guys are the experts. What if their trucks quit running, or their ammunition blew up, or their fuel depots blew up, and there wasn’t anyone around except their own people?”The feet of Singer’s chair hit the floor as he.