His eyes grew wide as saucers.His mind wasn’t working as he stumbled back. He nearly lost the grip on his scabbard as he lifted it up and his right ...and had trouble gripping the hilt of his sword. His hands were clammy and shaking and he felt like he might vomit at any moment, but he wouldn’t let his eyes fall from the skies. He had to see it again. He had to know.When it crossed back into his sight from the opposite direction, he felt the fear flow through him. For a moment, it overwhelmed him. .. that’s ... harsh...” she said ... a bit nervous now.“Well, maybe you all should be a little more creative, can’t help it if I’m the only one!” Cyndi said. “And just to prove that I’m fair, I will go first!”Ben piped up, “Yeah, ok, Cyndi ... You first for this, though, you are going to have to stand there like Niki and Cheyenne, naked, at least until the two minute is up...Cyndi nervous but willing, stood up slowly. She was always the one that pushed things, if they even knew HALF the things. *** I walk noiselessly along the path. I’m just slightly ahead of Aaron, letting the moon light my way. Everyone goes on a midnight hike the first night of Labor Day weekend, but because Aaron and I are the only graduates tonight, we broke away from the group of high school students. “When did it happen?” I ask him. I decided not to dance around the idea and cut to the chase. “When did what happen?” Aaron asks. He’s good, I’ll give him that. His composure on the outside is perfectly normal,. I knew why; it was because they were two years younger and looked up to me. Anyway, they were better friends with one another than they were with me.Ned was a good friend. He had always been there for me. I could count on him for anything. Still, I had to question; was his friendship because he was an employee of my adopted family?Let's face it; I was alone in the plane and alone in the world. For some unknown reason, Becky had decided not to attend Greg and Trisha's wedding. Was it because she.