.. most of the time. But, we've all got our secrets. Secrets that are too embarrassing to tell."I was about to ask more, but we turned into a small lo...t and he shut off the engine. "There's a spot that's incredibly beautiful and perfect for meditating. I'm sure you'll love it."I followed him down a lightly used path and the view was spectacular. There were small islands dotting the middle of the river and rolling hills on the far shore. He led me to a small clearing and we sat cross-legged on a. " Think nothing of it," I replied. "It's not everyday I get to come to the rescue of a pretty girl."She smiled and looked down. I smiled too. Her smile was infectious.She looked back up at me. "Do you have any food? I'm starved." I don't have anything to eat on me," I told her. "And I'm not from around here. Are there any berries or anything around here I can get us?"She nodded and pointed in the direction I had been going the past two days. "There is a youngberry bush over there. I had been. As she stared daggers at him, he lowered his mouth to hers again, devouring her. Carly struggled to release her hand as his tongue plundered her mouth, but he held her steady in a steel grip.She wasn’t sure of when her struggle changed from a need to free herself into a need to touch him and pull him closer. The taste of him, alcohol mixed with cigarette mixed with a heavy dose of desire, was intoxicating and invading her senses. His kisses were rough and possessive as he raided her mouth yet. I assumed it related to the little town in the Little Abner cartoon of the same name. It could have been due to the dozens of barking dogs that acted as early warning systems to advise of interlopers. This was an area where the danger from bad guys was much more of a threat than Charlie.I was being approached by 2 guys on a motorbike. I was immediately suspicious of their intentions because they both had their faces covered. It was a 50/50 deal because a face scarf acted to keep the road dust.