five and she w

n't remember what it was. Because the moment he saw her walk down the

had fallen when he heard the hinges squeak and a screen door slam. He cast a quick glance toward

tree and just watched her. She

He couldn't believe it. It wa

t her, his

followed him everywhere and annoyed the crap out of him.

who thought she knew everything, spied on him, had seen him cry and became his best

ter of him. The axe he was holding slipped from his hand and hit the g

ff her. And he didn't want

ers as she walked down to the end of the dock where a red a

out a breath slowly, kind of a half whistle of amazement

ough the air with the same beat that his heart pounded. He opened his eyes because he couldn't hide any longer. H

he edge of the dock, her stances stiff and s

er. That was kinda funny. He thought. Remembering how many times he had told her to go away and leave him th

dove

e walked faster, down the dock toward the water. But when he reached the towel, he stopped. He stood the

bent and flicked down the volume on the radio, then he

e saw him. Her eyes wide

n" she

t made him think of things like sm

idn't say anything... He just looked at her and enjoyed the view. He didn't get to see this ev

rm towa

d out a h

itty Kat" He

water run down her body. She had changed so much. Developed the right curves in all the ri

there. The curves and indentations were enough

ty Kat. His best friend's sister who followed him every where and pissed the fuck out of him. His fri

king of

stomach howl out. For a split second, he imagined bending her over, pulling that bikini

and her eyes foll

e that all he had to do was lean f

trange and laughable version of them touching and stea

at. But it didn't matter how tall she was because he

his grip, turned away

her time. He couldn't almost see her mind spinning. He wanted to know what she