(While the band did a shorter intro to save several seconds, Abby walked to her left on the stage.)Grew up in a small town And when the rain would fal... down I’d just stare out my window Dreamin’ of what could be And if I’d end up happy I would prayTrying hard to reach out But when I tried to speak out Felt like no one could hear me Wanted to belong here But something felt so wrong here So I pray I could breakaway(Abby moved to the right corner of the stage, taking a wide-legged stance, left arm. "Thing iswe need to make this really easy for her. Otherwise, if it backfires,she will be put off men for even longer. I know she wants to get overthis, but it has to be done slowly and on her terms." I don't know what to say," I stammered. "Of course I want to help inany way I can." You don't know all yet. It will demand a lot, so listen." Kaylee took adeep breath and continued. "Before she can meet you alone as a man, youwould have to dress and act a little differently."I looked at her not. When they first arrived, they seemed OK; they didn't know each other even though they came from the same part of downtown. It was pretty tough down in their aria, and it was only later that I found they had all been to jail or reformatory at one time or another. They were introduced to me as Tad, Rogo, Bimmy and Jad, their ages ranged between sixteen to eighteen. "Whats your namesquirt, and how old are you?" asked Jad, "Billy and I'm fourteen" I answered. "Jeez, you only look about nine. .. once I was satisfied, I slept really good.” She stuck her chin out. “I would have stayed in the pool a lot longer than you let me.”“If I satisfy you right now,” he said softly, “it might be uncomfortable to ride for a while.”The look in her eye told him everything, even before she spoke. “This is my last wish trip. I’d like to herd some cattle before it’s over, but I think I want this other thing even more. Do we really have to go on today?” Her head tilted again, and her blue eyes gazed.