Inside was an inscription that looked like it wasn't written in ink, but as if it was burned onto the page."To those who play with fire they cannot ho...e to contain," I read aloud. I didn't understand what the inscription had meant but I had the strangest urge to continue reading. Turning the page revealed a script that I couldn't read but somehow completely understood. Or at least, I thought I could. It didn't make any sense, because as I scanned the nonsense writings I felt as if there was a. “But what happens next Summer? When you go home?”“That’s almost a year away. Let’s not worry about that now, OK? You never know what might happen in the future. Birgit’s death taught me that. All we can do is take each day as it comes.”She rose up and kissed me, then snuggled against me once again. We lay like that for another ten minutes, then by mutual agreement, we got up, put on our bathing suits, and went to take a dip in the lake. We splashed around a bit, then went to lie on blankets on. Ben got her awake enough to walk and they started the walk 5 houses down to Julie’s house. On the way, Julie stopped twice to puke, the smell of vomit and urine made Ben want to hurl himself. When they got to Julie’s house it was a pig sty. There was garbage every where and half eaten food all over the place. Ben got her to the master bathroom and sat her down on the toilet. He got her undressed as she sat there half awake. When she was naked, what surprised Ben the most were the number of. Look, Lynn. Youre dads wrong. You should accept people for who they are no matter what they are. And you should not be ashamed or disgraced that youre a lesbian. But, Haley, my dad even said- Ignore him. If anything, Id be disappointed in him, he let YOU down, he should accept you, and if he cant, then thats his loss. Th-thanks, Haley, Lynn sniveled, hugging her best friend as she began to cry softly. Brook, though she was an open minded person, didnt quite know what to think about Lynn being a.