But just know that this is going to be complicated with her involved too. Probably more than you realize.”I nodded, looking down at Avery. “So,”...I began hesitantly. “Do you understand what this means? If I fix you, then your old life ends here too. You can’t do what you want anymore.” I hesitated then, glancing at Gabriella before focusing on Avery again, realizing I needed to be harsh about what it would mean for me to do this.Because she needed to understand what this decision really entailed. "Try me." said Betty."Well ... OK. I brought them pumpkins." Pumpkins." said Betty."That's right, and other than the truckload I dropped down at the terminal this afternoon, the pumpkins I brought them are the only ones within four hundred miles." And you expect me to be proud of you for bringing them ... pumpkins." said Betty."Well, that's not all I brought. But I can't tell you the rest because part of it is yours. And I can't tell you, because then it wouldn't be a surprise."Betty came over. I could a see stern look in his eye which almost looked identical to Aunt Elizabeth. ?It is rude to talk about people behind their backs Mum?, he said. ?I am your mother young man and don’t you ever dare do that again? I tried to sound calm despite my anger. He ignored me and walked over to the sofa and calmly sat down. ?Well Mum I am really fed up of your lazy attitude and I have got 3 demerits at school all because of you?.I was still standing with my hands on my bottom as he continued to. First person to short me, gets their car run over.'" To make her point, she plowed through a deep drift."Man, next time I get to drive," Finn said with a hint of jealousy in his voice. "Hey, what's that big pile of snow next to the trail?" Probably a stack of logs. Every year, just after the snow melts, the park service comes through and clears fallen logs. When I rode dirt bikes, in high school, I would come up here pretty often. There were usually a couple of people doing maintenance. It was.