"Hey, why are you not keeping up with the nudist thing?" Its so cold mom!" Its not too bad if you get a warm drink"I thought she is crazy! I was sat a... the table drinking my drink and mom sat next to me saying we needed a chat, dread ran through my whole body, I thought that last night was a step to far and wanted me to leave after the storm! but it was not that bad.."Son, we need to talk" Ok mom" What happened last night was a step too far, I don't know why but I just felt possessed and it. Finn dropped the spent magazine and clipped a new one in. "Hey Liv," he shouted into the hatch. "I hate to rush you, but that asshat with the machine gun finished reloading." Crap, hang on," Liv warned as she twisted the wheel. "I hope we're close enough."Finn was nearly flung from the hatch by the violence of the turn. He clung desperately to the cold metal and watched with amazement as the log took flight, whipping behind them in a deadly arc.Liv had timed the turn perfectly, and the thick. I pulled my roscoe out of his kidney and helped him up. "Hi Bricker, what brings you out of the clubhouse on such a fine January Morning? You didn't just come to brighten my day, did you?" Luckily for him none of the spilled coffee had landed on my radio.Bricker spent the next few seconds sputtering and wiping coffee off his suit. "What do you think you're doing, shoving a rod into my side? I should take it for your own good! Can't I even come visit a pally of mine without being assaulted?"I. Er mum has done to me."Kerry got angry and put his hands up to untie the ribbons. The bow wasnot in a simple bow knot as he thought and found it too difficult tountie them without seeing what he was doing. He tried to pull them off. The first one was difficult because it was on tight and he noticed somehair came out with the ribbon. The second one was harder to pull off.He finally got it off but a larger chunk of hair came with it. He thenturned his attention to the apron that looked.