Jose wanted her to take another hit on the joint so that's exactly what she did before passing it back to him.He took a few more draws on the joint be...ore smashing it into the pavement and they sat a bit longer till he finished one more beer. He then asked her, "Ready to head to bed?"She replied, "Sure" and they both got up and folded up their chairs and he loaded them into the truck where he kept them. They both then got into the truck.Once they were up in the truck he put a sunscreen in his. Itook my damp clothes off and hung them on a nail on thewall, when I finally started to see in the dark. Myblouse was miraculously dry so I left it on, so I atleast I had some protection against the sharp ends ofthe dry hay. Since it was dark already, and I was a bit exhaust-ed due to the long day, fight and all, I decided to laydown and try to get some sleep. I took off my sneakersand socks, making a mental note to change my socks assoon as I got back to the camp. The barn was alreadypitch. Tabitha and I got into the backseat, Pete drove and Michelle rode shotgun. As soon as we started moving, Tabitha began shooting questions at me like a machine gun. Rapid fire, one right after the other. She asked for my full name, my birth date, where I had lived, she asked about my family, my time in the military, she asked about the war, she asked about my politics, she asked if I drank, if I smoked, if I did drugs. She covered all of the bases. I didn't ask a single question the whole ride.. She saw Lionel emerging from the lift. She stopped. It wasn’t quite the most embarrassing ‘morning after’ encounter that she had had. That would have to be a close call between the guy who had hopped out of her bed saying, “Well, I need to be off now, Alice,” (made worse by the fact that she hadn’t contradicted him) and the time she had woken up next to a man whose name she couldn’t for the life of her remember.Uncertain of what you said in the morning to someone that had spent the evening on.