I laughed so much — riding Lightning when he is running fast is an amazing experience.Suddenly, we came out to the top of a little hill, and we saw ...he castle across the valley in front of us. It was huge — I'd never seen it before. All huge and dark grey and forbidding. I thought about what was about to happen, and I shuddered and my heart quaked. If it wasn't for Lightning, we'd still be sitting on top of that little hill, frozen in place. But he said "Courage, my friend", and we went on. I. We both know what I have to do tonight, and we both know how impatient Trevor is. ‘I miss you, Cee,’ Abbie says to me as I slide away up the stairs. We’re both so busy we rarely get to see each other anymore. I offer her a soft smile and she smiles back at me. God, I miss her too. Trevor’s door is open a crack. The bed is pounding against the wall, I can hear it over the music. A handful of guys are laughing, and a single girl is moaning. It’s not an uncommon occurrence, and to be honest, a. “Okay, sounds good to me.” He nodded and kissed Nina on the cheek. “Ready?” He asked as he put on his plaid jacket. “Yep.” I grabbed my purse and followed him to their truck. I crunched the snow extra hard with my feet laughing to myself.“You act like you’ve never seen snow before, little girl.” Jesse said as he held the truck door open for me. “I have but it’s been a long time. I’ve missed it. It’s so romantic and beautiful.” Jesse climbed in and started up the truck. Christmas music began. Krish had asked me to come to one of the best hotels in the city and had sent a car to pick me up.“Hello.”“Krish, I’ve reached.”“Get off at the porch and walk to the front desk.”“Ok, I’m there.”“There’s a guy named Aaron at the desk. Ask him where the party is.”She was still on the phone and I could hear her talking“Hey, Aaron?”“Yeah, that’s me.”“Good. Now, where’s the party at?”“Oh, it’s just getting started, here you go.”“Thanks.”“No fluids on the carpet, please,” Aaron said to me, winking..