I was the only sixteen-year-old virgin boy that I knew of. Unless like dad had said that most of the boys were lying threw their teeth. Anyway I didn�...�t know what to do so I told her so.Bethany Belle said that she knew what to do if I still wanted to do it. When I asked when we should do it she looked around and said, “How about right now?”We were up in what we called our fort. We were up in the hayloft in the very top of the barn. Bethany Belle and I had made a wall of hay bales and had a nice. Her behavior was upsetting to them. Lonnie sat next to the children, attempting to comfort them, but he didn't know what to say. Things did not look good for Cade.The hospital was located an hour from their house and Callie arrived just in time to see Cade being wheeled in for emergency surgery. He was unresponsive and didn't even know she was there.Time dragged by slowly as they waited word from the surgeon, and every time the door to the surgery unit opened, they looked up with expectation.. Then he grabbed her and shook her. "Jump! I said. Jump! End it all, for once and all!"This jostled her back into reality and she let go a blood-curdling scream. Her eyes opened with fear as she stared into his violent twisted face. He looked more angry than she had ever seen him before. At first she didn't know where she was or how she had gotten there, then she felt the cold rain pelting her, soaking her head and body to the core. Her beautiful blue lace nightgown was soaking wet and heavy now. Now, they were about to be rewarded for their wait. Or punished. A storm as powerful as this could flatten a field and cost the farmer dearly. That is the way of nature. That is the way of passion. ‘Mike, do you think there could be tornadoes in this thing? I mean, look at the color of the clouds. They’re not just black, but a greenish-black.’ Listening to the music drift out of the car’s stereo I stared at the storm. Kim was right. There was a greenish tint to the clouds. I’d seen this a few.