"So you are coming to the University of Wisconsin, too?" Hina asked. "I got a scholarship for baseball," Max said, "I wanted to play football, but I'm... too small." "I'd rather you didn't get killed," Mom added. "You seem so big to me," Hina said. Max blushed, everybody chuckled his embarrassment. "It just seems that way from your perspective," Pete said. The eating and conversation went on past when everybody was full. People began to relocate to other parts of the house. Mom asked Amanda to. We sit around drinking and talking together until we all feel loosened up some. I get things started by telling her to lie down on her beach chair so I can put sun screen on her back. She says" okay" and lays down on it. I start applying the sun screen slowly up her legs- rubbing it in well. I then say, "Jack, why don't you put some on her back". He says, "I'd be happy to." Gently he rubs lotion onto her back- avoiding her bikini strap. I ask her," Honey, can I untie this to help Jack out?" She. He did however miss two shots. With six rounds left between his two revolvers, the Hunter took the lull to reload. He had just opened the cylinder when he felt the ground shake. The room began to rattle and he heard a crashing sound coming toward him. He quickly readied his guns and turned to face the noise. The cubicle in front of him blew apart as a rhinoceros looking demon charged through it. Griffin jumped sideways, his guns throwing two slugs directly into the demons face.The monster. “They probably know where I parked the bike.”“Well, that’s easy. Tick Tock can just bail on the bike and—”“No.” Dana stopped moving. “The bike comes too.”“Be reasonable.”“I am being reasonable.” The bike had been Alex’s, and Dana had spent the last year fixing up her dead girlfriend’s bike. It was the only link she had to her old life, and she simply couldn’t leave it behind to rust in some college town. It was an act capable of breaking her cold, dead heart and she refused to even consider it..