Then she told me to deal with it.Well I formulated a plan. I had a mountain cabin miles from no where. School would be out in a few days. Peggy said t...at she would go along with anything that I wanted her too. I had her pack a couple of suitcases on the last day of school and we waited for Tina Louise to get home. Her mother dragged her into my car kicking and screaming and then we were off.Three hours later, without a pit stop, I pulled into my cabin. Tina Louise found out real quickly that. "This should be enough for you guys tonight. Mrs. Gill said that she had the tickets to the concert so that you don't have to worry about."I thanked my father as I grabbed not only the money, but the keys to the Chevy he had in his hand. I kissed my mother and told them not to wait up for us as the concert wouldn't be over till at least ten-thirty and then we would be going to get something to eat. They both nodded inunderstanding with my father telling us that the back door would be open. We were ready to go in less than ten minutes. Bobby drove while the two girls rode with him and I rode my horse. We raced back to the accident scene and prepared to help. We made the two mattresses into beds in the wagon and spread the blankets. As carefully as I could, I lifted the man into our wagon and placed him on one of the beds. I then picked up the woman and laid her beside her husband on the other bed. The woman said that she couldn't wait, so we went back to the kids' home, since it. And I couldn?t deny that I was as excited as I?d ever been.?Hey,? he said, holding out his right hand, ?give me your hand for amoment, would you??I looked at him, quizzically. He recognized my confusion, or perhapscuriosity.?Let?s see what this looks like, our shadows,? he said, and taking myleft hand in his, he bowed his body, leaning towards me, and pretendedto kiss the outside, like a fine southern gentleman would to a bellewhile being introduced. We both turned our heads to look at.