Although I think more than one came back and had me for a second time. Eventually I was just there with Andrez. And I was really grateful that he hadn...��t left me.Andrez helped me to get dressed and then walked me back to my car. It was dark by that time.When I got back to the car, the familiarity of it, made me realise what had just happened, And the thought of then driving home to my husband in such a cum stained stinking state made me burst into tears. Andrez just held me and when I explained. But hewanted a woman, not me. If I couldn't be that woman, the least Icould do was get him what he wanted. I walked over to him."Nice move, ace. The date line. Very suave." I don't know what came over me..." Confidence? What have Gina and I been saying to you?" I owe it all to you. If you weren't here, nothing would'vehappened..." For starters, you wouldn't be here. You'd be shopping in thedefeated white guy store..." I'm serious, Jessica. Thank you." You're welcome. You really like her?" Who. I glanced up the stairs and frowned. Ouch. Sorry, Chris. Eventually, the door opened and Molly came into view. She was dressed pretty casually, in a t-shirt and sweatpants. “What’s up?”I shrugged. “You bored?” I asked.Molly smiled slightly and shook her head at me. “Come in.”I walked in and sat down on the bed, and Molly returned to her computer. “Whatcha got going on there?” I stood up and walked over behind her.“Enh, the usual stuff.” Molly replied coolly.“And by ‘the usual stuff’ you mean. She stood up a little unsteadily. I helped her snap the waist strap. "Are you going to be OK?" I asked."I guess so. This is way heavier than I expected." She answered.Justin yelled, "Girls walk for twelve minutes and drop your packs. Come back for the second pack and carry it to the end of the portage. Take your time, this isn't a race."Barb led the way with Sherry, Katie and Amy following up the path. Amy kind of struggled as she climbed the hill.I walked back to my canoe, stretched my right.