I can smell her fear. Drop the packs. Weapons only from here. Billy, climb up and see where she might be hiding. Pierre, search around and make certai... she did not double back on here trail. Everyone else, stay alert for an ambush.”Billy began to climb. He vanished over a ledge only to re-appear moments later. “There’s a cave entrance up here.”“Ah,” Denke smiled. “I have you now, little bitch, and whatever it is you are trying so hard to hide. Up we go. Quick and quiet now.”“Not you, beast.”. I never knew people could be so hateful and jealous of another person’s success. Okay, Taylor had a slightly over inflated ego, but the way the kids treated him after the accident, was just horrifying. They were happy to see him down, broken and miserable.’ ‘Was it really that bad?’ ‘I can go on for hours telling you about the way they mocked him, calling him names like Forrest Gump and so on. The tricks they played on him, sometimes even causing him injury. Taylor swore me to secrecy, my. “Um, what?”“Well, wanna keep doing the couple thing?” I asked.“No, it’s less fun when we’re excluding Lidie,” Talsy said.“Don’’t worry about it!” Lidie tutted. “You’re a number two girl. That’s gotta come with privileges.”“I guess,” Talsy said. “Is that what you want, Will?”“Yeah,” I raised my shoulders and reached out my hand. “That’s what I want.”I snatched up Talsy’s hand. She blushed. Holy shit. Talsy blushed. That’s not something I expected to see. That girl had consistently stood before. "Oh I get it. Rather than standing around and looking silly, you have someone to talk to." "You've got it," I said with a smile. She was a quick learner. Once we were inside the stalls, she was surprised. "Ew! Men have been in here!" she said. "Why do you say that?" "There's urine on the seat, so it had to have been a man. I went earlier today, and you don't even have to aim when you're a woman! How can you miss with this thing?" I laughed. "You're forgetting one thing: most women don't like to.