I deliberately avoided discussing Lisa. There was no point in opening old wounds. But I was interested in how the nickname ‘Stoneman’ came about. ... ‘You don’t need to know about that, Julie. Let’s just say it was about my attitude after I got Lisa’s letter. I just stuck to my job and didn’t try to be everybody’s buddy. Not the best time of my life, and not somethin’ I can look back on with pride. That’s somethin’ you need to know about me. I can close up sometimes. I’m countin’ on you to stop. She whispered, "Thank you. We had fun. I'm only slightly less horny than when you left."Stacy, John, and I talked in code about the party and where the group seemed to be heading. John didn't want to stop either, and he also was surprised at the mounting feelings of love he felt not only for Stacy, but also for each of the other five women.John had talked to Steve that morning, and told us that Steve was feeling the same way. He said that Steve was conflicted because he thought he should only. I figured it was going to be a long hot summer. However that was not going to happen due to my parents. They had brought themselves a camping trailer and I found out we were going to be spending our whole summer away from home. I was devastated to say the least, I only had time to tell Kim what was going on I did not get a chance to tell John or even talk to him. My summer was ruined for me with being so far from home as the camp grounds were about 100 miles away. My mom and dad had twelve. The dogs began to bark but were quickly silenced by their owners. It was Friday late afternoon and the heat was intense.The car stopped in front of the group of men and out stepped a very large and completely black man with an aura of great authority. “He looks like a Zulu tribal chief”, one of the men thought. Instinctively, some of them stepped back and bumped into the men behind them.The big man smiled when he saw that he had made an impression.“Hello there. Are you the hunting party.