On the tripup here Andrea had insisted on telling her how the place was haunted. Jadehad scoffed at the idea; after all, there were no such thing as g...hosts. Everythinghad a logical explanation, a reason. She was a scientist by trade, and believedlogic, reason, and meticulously researching the problem would find the truth,the answer and knowledge to explain the unexplainable. Which is why she whenthey had walked into the cabin and she saw the old shackles on the wall, remnantsof one of the ghost. Several hours later, Terri had gone to bed, and I had beaten Laurie three out of five tough games. I then took Laurie home, and she promised to return soon for a rematch.Over the next several weeks, Laurie came by to play chess many times. Though we didn't keep a count, our win/lose record seemed very close. In the meantime, our relationship seemed to be getting closer.Getting CloserLater that summer, Terri and I planned on attending a rodeo held in the northeastern mountains of Arizona. Terri. “I don’t have the remote anymore, if that is what you are wondering, and of course I know who has it, or at least who I gave it to.” “Do you know how many people are playing?” I asked A shy smile and nod was all the answer I got. She turned on her heels and headed into the house. Of course I followed. When she went into the bathroom, I just stood there outside the door. I wasn’t about to assume she was inviting me in, even though she didn’t close the door all the way. “Are you coming in?” I. We'll get along terrifically." She winked at him. "Even if Ihave to be mean when it comes to keeping you in line." I understand, Miss Marty."The tall girl made a show of unbuttoning and removing her coat.Underneath she had on a cheerleader uniform. It was well fitted toher curvaceous figure. She had a full bust, narrow waist, and flaringhips. Her bare legs were shapely and firmly muscled. She crossed herarms under her heavy breasts and gave him a challenging look. Kevin'snarrow shoulders.