The referee immediately interrupted the round and told Lara to turn around—standard procedure when a fight is interrupted because one fighter's suff...red an incident. Lara did so, a wide smirk on her face as she stood in front of her coach, her back to her rival who was now fighting against bursting in tears, trying to convince the referee it had been foul play with a heavy, whiny voice.The round went on a few minutes later and ended as an easy, yet tight win for Lara. Her adversary, since. She was pleased to know that this meant Jane would certainly be on their side if things got nasty with the Social Worker. Allison loved being alone with Nathan like this. Their talking helped formulate her thinking. She knew how they all thought about her being so defensive, but also knew it didn't matter how much money she had if people wanted to be disagreeable.To Allison, the news about Jane and her family being like minded was good in that she was more likely to be anxious to put an end to. They laid out a blanket where they could sleep. The next morning when they woke up from their slumber, they started down the road heading to gods knows where. Jamie and Leah had no destination in mind and weren’t on any time schedule. They didn’t really care when or where they stopped or what time that they got to a certain place to stop to eat or sleep. They were bikers, and as long as they had the open road and each other, they were content. A couple hours from where they had stayed. Two matches and one firelighter later and we had a roaring fire going. The sun finally disappeared below the horizon and darkness engulfed us. After a while a bright three quarter moon gradually rose above one of the sandstone monoliths to illuminate the inky black blanket of the night sky. Stars began to appear. At first they were sparsely dotted and barely flickering, but eventually a full canopy of bright stars spread across and filled the whole sky. I leant back and could clearly pick out.