“Oh, yes. I’ve dreamt of spending the night in your bed in your arms.”No pressure. I thought to myself.“So, what do you do today?” I asked.�...��Michael, It’s Time...”“Color me confused it’s time? Time for what?”“Time for you to make love to me.” She answered.I was able to maintain control of the T-Bird and drive safely, even though the sixteen-year-old in me wanted to get back to the house as quickly as I could. I drove straight home.When we got into the house, I had her sit down on the living room. "We talked about this," Allison repeated."We had ONE conversation," he said. "We need to think this through, Allie, really discuss it. We have to look at how this will affect our relationship, how it will affect our relationship with our friends. We need to make sure it's right for US." It IS right," Abigail said firmly, despite her promise not to say a word."We don't have time to discuss it anymore," Allison pleaded. "Brianna will only be here for a short time, and with the wedding... ," she. They had spent the entire night texting, going over what they were to do today. What had happened yesterday. What HAD happened yesterday? Something. They agreed on that. Everything else was open to debate.Apart from it being wonderful."We're here," Laura said, running a hand through her blonde hair as they came to a stop. "Let's go." Kei nodded, a bit of a sparkle in her eye. Siena noticed her friends wore no makeup. Neither did she, a choice which now looked like less of one and more a. The strong current threatened to pull her from her feet underneath her. She sloshed through, resisting the urge to look back. Reaching the edge of the other bank, she stumbled, fell into the water. Regaining her feet, Mandy scampered up the bank. Blindly she ran through the thick trees on the flat grasslands.The man-beast tied leather straps on Tess’s feet, and hands then jumped over the long and rushed toward the young woman. He crossed the raging river with ease, bounded up the bank, squatted.