I told her no promises but we would see I don't know if I can take Luke big cock up my ass. She smiled and settled in as we both dozed off on our flig...t.When we got there, I was nervous to meet him and Traci was as excited as could be. We quickly collected our bags and went to the curb as Luke had instructed her. Soon, a vehicle pulls up and Luke jumps out and gives my wife the once look around, whistles, and gives her a big hug. He is smiling from ear to ear as he shakes my hand. Luke and I. Everyone drank one bottle immediately.Following breakfast, they began to descend the mountain, each carryingtwo more bottles of water, plus their empty. It wasn't a matter ofpreserving Nature by not littering, an empty bottle held the promise itmight be refilled. Maybe not with the purified water that was itsoriginal contents, but at this point any water was precious.Three days, seventy-three combined blisters, an additional sprained ankleand the group was off the mountain.Exhausted and weak;. She was the very last person to board and she swallowed as she took in row after row of occupied seats. She hadn’t seen Rebecca and she was grateful that perhaps she was on the other bus. But she did see another set of faces that made her flinch and look away. Austin. And Michelle. Rachel met both sets of their eyes quickly as she passed the seat they were sharing. Austin’s expression had been casual but there had only been disdain in Michelle’s. Rachel thought back to that awful and awkward. That could be fatal.”“Wow.”“In a way, drug names are like baby names.” He smiled, nice smile, “For this decade, these were the most popular — Emma, Sophia, Olivia. Boys — Jacob, Noah, Mason.”“Huh.”“Pick another decade.”“The 90s.”“Jessica, Ashley, Emily. Michael, Christopher, Matthew.”This was interesting in some odd way I didn’t quite understand.He said, “Okay, drugs. Some prefixes and suffixes go in and out of popularity. “Pro’ and ‘Oxy’ for example.”I nodded.“We focus-group a name before we.