I would hope they'd keep out of our way, but we'll see." Sounds a bit complicated?"Linnet chuckled. "Yes, and if there's a collision you'll hear all s...rts of arguments why one vessel or the other should give way. On the whole..." Discretion is the better part of valour," Ted put in. "Better to avoid the bump even if you think you have right of way. It's not worth the delay and the hassle. Sorry, Linnet, for interrupting."Linnet shrugged, "No problem. Of course, if avoiding the collision means. When the girls got settled for the night, Betty said, "I hope you don't mind my saying so, but your brother is hot!"Sarah giggled. "I know what you mean. If he weren't my brother, I'd be all over him!" If he hangs out here a lot, I might not be able to resist," Betty cooed, half to herself as she broke out into a lascivious grin."Well, you can try, but I should warn you that he's never really had a serious girlfriend, and I don't think that he's in the market for one," Sarah informed her. Sweat drenched her underarms as she set up her easel and foldable chair. Even at her elevated vantage point, the muggy draft painted her body with its salty sheen.Wiping her brow, she gazed over the stacked rows of terraced rice paddies below, bristling with the vibrant orange glow of early evening. The sun cut through the low-riding mountains of the small valley as it descended while clear skies blanketed it in an ombre of hues as day transitioned to night. Other than drops clinging to the. But when I saw Cindy waiting for me across the auditorium I told Spence that I would have to dance with her first. He said okay and we walked across the floor together but I lost track of him as soon as I approached Cindy.It took half of the first dance to get her to smile. "What did you do to that boy?" Cindy asked, mortified. "Everyone says you gave him a concussion." It was payback time. He should have been paying attention," I said, relishing the way she felt in my arms. "You're not going.