You should go out for the cheer squad, too. You're better than Marissa and Kelly, already." Well, I'll have to ask my Mom," Jenny replied."I hope she ...ays yes. See ya later, Jenny!" Ryan said as he turned and walked away.(He knows my NAME!) Jenny thought with excitement as she watched him go. (I HAVE to talk Mom into letting me go!)Convincing her mom wasn't nearly as difficult as Jenny thought. Turns out Christie's mom had called her earlier in the week about the party, and Jenny's mom thought. She smiledinwardly at this, and then turned back to the problem at hand. After threedays did she really want it to end? Could she honestly not do what he was asking?She thought so, but didn't want to commit to it, but could it really end here?The words he was asking were so simple and yet so hard for her to get out. "Let's go Tammi, which is it?" He asked sharply. Before she knew what would fly out of her mouth, she replied, "Yes Sir," andthe words made her smile. "Very well, another incident. Before I move further, I lean back in for a kiss, unwilling to give up your lips so soon. I spread a thick, soft quilt onto the huge flat top of the surface of the round stone. Silently, you watch, my movements are sure and efficient. Done. I move to turn back towards you and find that your skirt is on the forest floor like the prettiest leaf in the loam. I merely watch, unmoving. A light wind blows your hair and still I wait, watching, anticipating. With no conscious effort on your part, your. Yet there she was. And she wanted me!What can I tell you other than the sex was great, that we hit it off in that regard, too. I felt embarrassed and proud when we received a standing ovation at breakfast by the rest of the camp who had to listen to our loud lovemaking. During breakfast Julia said, seemingly quite sincerely, that Matt wasn't so good a lover, that she had been thinking about leaving him. My heart skipped a beat and my emotions flooded in, my better judgment cast aside. We began.