Eck. One of thenewest members was coming back from hanging ten and going to hang outby the firepit. Spending time by the firepit was for bonding andbe...oming closer to the group. Greg K. called Eck over.Eck's friend wanted to share with someone how special this place,these people and this time has been to him. Eck was the perfect personto share this with. It was going to be up to the newest member of thecrew to help uphold what it was. Eck has found his place in the CoveCrew so now it was time. Mike and Linda took them on a tour to show them around and we went back to our seat on the swing.Presently Kristy came out to join us."Paul was right about the apache attack on the convoy, the communication system has been nonstop ever since. Nobody is claiming responsibility, yet the army admits all the apaches are accounted for so it couldn't have been anyone else," she said."Are they saying anything about what the convoy was doing out here?" They were engineers on a training mission and. " Me either. In fact..." Siena stopped. "I don't hear birds." Or insects." Teri glanced up. Leaves rustled in the slight breeze. "I don't like this." What are you doing here?"Teri's eyes dropped down. The girl before them had red hair, almost unnaturally so. A shade she had definitely not seen in the group up in the clearing. She was slender, breasts small, about the same size as the freshmen. Eyes dropping down, they stopped before reaching her bush.She had no belly button.Teri blinked. OK,. Nobody knew I was gay and I wanted to keep it that way otherwise I would never hear the end of it especially on a building site . Anyway , the next day the foreman got me in his truck and drove me to where I would be working , it was miles out from the main site , it was at the back of some fields near some woodland , My job was to fence off the site around the woodland with graham , we had to knock posts into the ground then nail panels of plywood on to them .At first sight he didn't look gay.