I heard him get out of the car and opening the door on my side. He lifted me out of the car and carried me for a few minutes. Then he dropped me on to...the ground. I tried to stop the fall but as my hands were tied with rope, i wasnt able to. I knew we were somewhere in a forest as i could hear the birds and feel the leaves on the ground with my hands. I wasnt comfortable laying on the cold ground like this. I heard footsteps walk away from me, so at that point i was all alone and i tried to get. "I first met Adrienne when we moved into the neighborhood. We were both ten. I was the new kid and looking for any potential friends my age. Plus, Adrienne was quite pretty even then." That drew the faintest of smiles from both Adrienne and Mom."But something happened that summer." I sighed. "Both of Adrienne's parents were workaholics, rarely home before like nine or something." I waffled on the exact hour, not quite remembering it. But I pushed on. "Adam, Adrienne's brother, was seventeen and. But she looked at Tone with his blue eyes and that silly chain with the cross on it and that smile, the kind of smile her ex-boyfriend used to give her, and his hand waiting for her.She sighed and took his hand.He pulled her into the stall and she yelped a little.He closed the door behind them and immediately pounced on her with grabby hands and a mouth that wanted to kiss everything. Her hands went up his shirt onto his chest. His hands were on her breasts, where he buried his face. He could. Obviously Rox was embarrassed. She probably thought you'd react the way you have. I guess she knows you better than me. I thought you'd laugh about it. You've got nothing to be sensitive about. Shit, Carole has joked a few times about getting a free pass to try you out. If I was the jealous type, I'd be the one pissed off. Evidently Rox brags about you when the women have their hen parties."I just stared at the monitor. I'd stopped it on Anderson's smiling face. Bobby was right. It was probably.