I'm just standin' at one side, like some ghost, watchin' all this happen. It's in the hot desert, there's sand and cactus and this fight's goin' on in...a dry wash. He shoots these guys who're shootin' at him, and he get's 'em. Kills 'em. Then I see he's saved these two Indian kids. The boy, he's younger, and he's hurt; and the girl, she must have been the boy's older sister, she's got her clothes half torn off and she's scared near to death. This guy helps 'em, patches 'em up and covers her up,. And I get that. But I'm not playing third wheel here. You two figure it out then let me know."Neil reached the dorms and knocked. He didn't really have to, according to the rules the girls should expect counselors after breakfast, but he didn't want to wander into anything. A girl he didn't recognize opened the door. "Everyone decent?" he asked with a grin.She rolled her eyes and left the door open, wandering back into the room.The dorm smelled like perfume, hairspray, air freshner and the camp. Besides, wouldn’t it just be so lovely? To fulfill our bond outside, the fresh air to our skin? We’re doing what nature intended us to do, so doesn’t it seem the most fitting that our first time be out in nature instead of in some dark bedroom? We could do it here in the cool shade or out in the light and feel the warmth of the sun on our entwined bodies.”He could tell he had won her over, but she was still very hesitant. She was wringing her skirt, unable to look at him. “I… I don’t know how. How does that sound?’Emily grinned and placed one hand to her mouth as if to stifle an excited squeal. ‘That sounds wonderful, Mr Jackson. Thank you, you won’t regret this!’‘I’m sure I won’t, Emily,’ he smiled, standing up and extending his right arm as an invitation to shake hands. ‘Welcome to the Adventureland family.’As soon as the girl had closed the door on her way out, Mr Jackson loosened the top button of his yellow Adventureland polo shirt and exhaled loudly. To be honest, as soon as he.