Interesting. Not something boring like another single piece of clothing, either. Brian just said earlier that he’s seen you be brave, and that it am...zed him. So what are you gonna do? Are you going bore him, or are you gonna amaze him?”Stephanie didn’t answer, staring at the covers with her brow furrowed cutely in thought.“Listen,” Kelly prompted again. “Imagine for a second that tonight is already over and you’re like, looking back at it. You picked a boring, ‘safe’ dare and he ended up taking. He continued walking, his pace quickening, his mind trying to grasp something solid. However no matter how far he travelled, all he saw to the future was more path and nothingness. Feeling what seemed like a chill running up and down his spine, the boy whisked around, fearful of danger. He found himself to have set his eyes on a twisted path. The walkway he was on had been rotating, as one empties the water from a wet face washer, so that bits of path were now cascading down to the nothingness. It was filled with mouthwatering, exotic foods. Fresh melon, lobster, oysters, tropical fruits... it was wonderful. With their stomachs full, they sat at a table drinking cool cocktails to quench their thirst."I'm so full and tired after that." said Jack."I know what you mean." replied Chris."You two are just getting old and tired!" laughed Rachel."There's nothing old about me! I outlasted you this morning!" replied Chris laughing. Rachel turned crimson while everyone else laughed."It's ok. From hair styles and make-up basics, manicures to pedicures, Sarah coached Caitlyn on all the etiquette to be more girly. They talked all night about girl stuff and even about boys. She gave her words of wisdom and a shoulder to cry on when she got too emotional. Sarah knew Caitlyn better than anyone and was happy to help her out of her shell. At the end of the summer, even though she was still shy, Caitlyn was a whole different person. Her mother couldn’t thank Sarah enough. Her father almost.