Jodie woke Trent on Monday morning. He groaned, but got up.

"Mom, Kim invited me over today. She said that the people from New York are going to be there to show them the video. Can I go to her house?" Trent said. He swung his legs over the edge of the bed and sat up.

"I don't see why not. I'm working today."

"Thanks, Mom."

Jodie smiled as she watched her son get up and walk toward the door. She followed him, telling Trent that breakfast would be ready in a few minutes. He took a shower, went back to his room, and dressed for the day.

"Good morning, Trent," Sid said when his grandson walked into the kitchen.

"Good morning, Grandpa. Good morning, Jane," Trent replied. He poured a cup of coffee and sat at the table. "I'm going over to Kim's house today if it's okay. I can stay and work if you need me to."

Sid smiled and shook his head. "You go and have fun. What time are you planning to leave?"

"I want to go after breakfast."

Jane glanced at the wall clock. "Isn't it a little early? It's only five o'clock."

"Kim said that they get up early every morning."

"I'm surprised that teenagers would want to get up so early. When I was your age, I liked to sleep in when I could," Jane said.

Laughing, Jodie said, "Trent used to sleep till noon. I think he's found something that interests him now."

"Well, you have to get up early if you want to fish," Sid said. "That's why we open the shop at six. Our customers want to get what they need and get on the water."

"We're not fishing today, Grandpa. The team is going to meet with some people to review a video. They might be on television."

"Marge and Anne told me that ESPN taped one of the team's tournaments for a pilot. If things work out, they may have their own show," Jodie said.

"That's great, Trent. I hope things work out," Jane said.

"Trent, if you have time, stop at the shop before you head over there. Andy Nester is supposed to come by with the new reels. You can take them with you," Sid said.

Trent went to the shop with his grandfather and Jane. Jodie told them she would be there shortly. At seven, Andy came in carrying a box.

"Morning, Sid. I have the reels for the Lady Guinevere fishing team," Andy said. He placed the box on a counter and shook Sid's hand.

"Thanks, Andy. Trent is going to take them to the boat as soon as I get the line on the reels. Let's go have a cup of coffee," Sid said. He picked up the box and carried it into the back of the shop.

"Andy, this is Sid's grandson, Trent. Trent, this is Mr. Nester. Mr. Nester works for Shimano," Jane said.

"I'm pleased to meet you, Mr. Nester."

"Trent is the newest member of the team, Andy. He's fishing his first tournament on Friday," Sid said as he unboxed the reels.

"That's great, Trent. How do you like off-shore fishing?"

"It's great, Mr. Nester. I'm learning a lot and having a blast," Trent replied.

"Those kids are some of the best fishermen I know. They have a knack for it. Are you going to fish the money tournaments too?" Andy said.

"I sure am. I guess we're going up to North Carolina in a couple weeks. I can't wait."

"Shimano is one of the sponsors of that tournament. I received notice that they increased the prize money. First place will pay eighty thousand dollars. One of the larger boat manufactures became a major sponsor too," Andy said. "I have the new information in my briefcase. I'll give you a copy to take to the team."

Trent thanked Andy. He walked over to the bench to see if he could help Sid with the reels. Trent watched as his grandfather clamped the first reel in the jig and attached the end of the new line.

"You have to make sure to wind the line evenly and keep it tight, Trent. The newer machines have mechanisms that help, but I like doing it by hand. This motor turns the reel and I move the line back and forth. I can tell by the feel if it's the right tension," Sid said.

Sid finished the first reel. He unboxed the second reel, handing it to Trent. Trent mounted the reel and began winding on the line. Sid helped him, showing him how to do it. A half hour later, all six of the reels contained new line. Trent and Sid boxed them so Trent could take them with him. Andy gave Trent an envelope, telling him to have the team fill out the forms.

"I'll stop at the house to pick up the forms later, Trent. Let the others know, please," Andy said.

Trent thanked Andy. He told his grandfather and Jane goodbye and took the box of reels and tournament information to his car. Jodie pulled up, parked her car, and got out. She stopped to talk to Trent for a moment before he left.

"I'll see you later, Trent. I might stop by after work," Jodie said.

"Okay, Mom. I'll see you later. I don't know if we're fishing today. If we do, I'll call to let you know."

Jodie gave her son a hug and said goodbye. She walked toward the shop as Trent got into his car.

"Hi, Jodie. I'd like you to meet Andy Nester. Andy, this is my daughter, Jodie. She's Trent's mom," Sid said.

"I'm pleased to meet you, Jodie. Trent seems to be excited about fishing," Andy said as he shook Jodie's hand.

"That's an understatement, Andy. It's about all he talks about anymore. Well, fishing and Kim," Jodie said and then she chuckled.

Jodie sat at the table with a cup of coffee. She listened to Andy as he told Sid and Jane about the new products Shimano planned to introduce. Sid asked about the new line of rods after Andy showed him a few pictures.

"This is our new line of offshore rods. We have improved the spine, reel seats, and the rollers. The Lady Guinevere team is testing them now," Andy said.

"What's the price point?"

"We've set the list between four hundred and eight hundred depending on the model."

"I didn't know that fishing rods cost that much," Jodie said.

"Yes, and even more, Jodie. Sid doesn't stock most of these models. His customers place special orders for them," Andy said. He glanced at Jodie, smiling at her reaction.

"I've seen the prices on the things in the shop. I knew fishing is expensive, but never realized it could cost as much as it does," Jodie said.

"The type of fishing the team does is expensive, Jodie. There are many different types of fishing though. You can outfit someone for in-shore fishing for what one offshore rod and reel combination costs."

"What's the difference?"

The buzzer announced that someone had come into the store. Sid and Jane excused themselves and went out to help the customer.

"Basically the size of the fish and where you fish for them. The kids troll offshore for billfish, dolphin, wahoo, and other fish like that. Most people fish in lakes for freshwater fish and in the ICW for smaller saltwater fish. There are a lot of different types of fishing," Andy said.

"I've never gone fishing. Trent said that the kids will take me out one of these days."

Andy asked Jodie if she wanted more coffee. She nodded and he got up. Jodie watched Andy walk to the coffee pot and refill their cups.

"Do you and your wife like fishing?" Jodie said.

"I love to fish, but I don't get the opportunity very often. My job keeps me very busy. I don't have a wife. I was married, but she didn't like the fact I traveled. We divorced several years ago," Andy said. "Are you married?"

Shaking her head, Jodie said, "No, I'm a widow. My husband died a couple years ago. Trent and I just moved down here."

"I'm sorry to hear about your husband."

"Thank you. It's getting better for Trent and me now."

Andy and Jodie sat looking at each other. Both of them seemed lost for words.

Sid and Jane came back in. Sid sat down so Andy could continue telling him about the new equipment. Jodie excused herself and went out to the shop. She began looking at the rods and reels, noting the prices. Jane came out and helped her.

Andy stopped to tell Jane and Jodie goodbye on his way out of the store. He told Jodie that he hoped to see her again soon.

* * * *

Trent pulled into the driveway at Kim's house. He parked his car, got out, and headed for the guesthouse. Sally opened the door when he knocked.

"Hi, Trent. Kim's in the kitchen. Come on in," Sally said.

Kim saw Trent walk into the kitchen. She got up, put her arms around him, and gave Trent a lingering kiss.

"Hi, Sweetie. I missed you yesterday," Kim said as she continued to hold Trent.

"I missed you too. Like I said when I called, I spent the day with Mom, Grandpa, and Jane. Jane is Grandpa's girlfriend." Trent gave Kim a kiss.

"That's cool. I spent the day cleaning and hanging around here. Fran and Randy are supposed to be here soon. Jack, Molly, and Tom went to the airport to pick them up."

Trent let go of Kim. She asked him if he wanted anything.

"I'd like a cup of coffee if you have some," Trent said.

"We finished the pot, but there's coffee in the big house. We can go get some there," Sally said.

Kim, Trent, and Sally went to the house, and then went to the kitchen to get coffee and see if Mrs. Durham baked.

"I have the new reels in my car. Mr. Nester brought them to the shop this morning. Grandpa and I put the new line on them," Trent said. He took a bite of an apple muffin.

"Great! We can get them later and take them to the boat," Kim said. "Eddie, Brad, Jenny, and Kathy are on the way over. We're all excited to see the video."

"Do you think you'll be on television?" Trent asked.

"If you listen to Sally we are. She says we can do our own show," Kim said.

Sally nodded. "I think we should produce our own show even if ESPN wants to do a show too. There's nothing that says we can't."

Kim heard the doorbell. She jumped up and went to answer it, leading Eddie, Brad, Jenny, and Kathy to the kitchen after she let them in.

The teens greeted each other. Brad and Eddie got coffee and sat at the table with the girls. Trent told them he had the new reels in the car.

"Let's go get them," Brad said. "I'm anxious to see the new reels."

Trent and Brad went to get the reels. They came back, placed the box on the table, and took out the reels. Eddie took one of them and looked it over.

"These are great. They're two speed with lever drags," Eddie said.

"Mr. Nester gave me this too." Trent handed the envelope to Jenny. "He said there are changes in the tournament we're fishing in North Carolina."

Jenny opened the envelope. She glanced at the forms and then began to read the information aloud.

"Wow, that's great! Eighty grand for first place is awesome," Sally said.

"Yeah and there's money for big fish each day, first fish, and total number of fish." Jenny stopped for a moment. "If we won everything, we'd get over a hundred thousand dollars."

"That would be cool, but we've never fished for tuna. We better start learning about it as soon as we can," Kim said.

"I'll start researching it on the internet. Maybe we can fish for tuna here in Florida and learn how to do it," Sally said.

"I've read a few articles on tuna fishing. The best yellow fin fishing is a long way offshore. One of the articles said that you have to run to the east wall of the Gulf Stream. That can be over a hundred miles," Eddie said.

"The boat will cruise at twenty five knots. The run would only take four hours, wouldn't it?" Brad said.

"If we left at four in the morning, we could be fishing by eight," Kim said.

"We can talk about it when Jack, Tom, and Molly get back. If everyone agrees, we'll plan a trip before we head north," Jenny said. "In the meantime, we should learn as much as we can about tuna fishing."

Jack, Tom, and Molly came into the kitchen with Fran and Randy. The group greeted each other and then Kim asked Fran and Randy if they'd like coffee. Molly helped Kim get coffee for everyone that wanted it.

"So, how was your flight?" Sally said.

"It was fine, Sally. We arrived on time," Randy said.

"Are you going to tell us what ESPN said?" Jenny said.

"Yes, we'll talk about it in a few minutes. Where are your parents?" Fran said.

"Our parents are upstairs. Everyone else is working," Kim said.

"Let's finish our coffee and take a look at the edited show," Randy said.

Kim went upstairs to get her parents. She also told Marc and Anne that Randy and Fran were there. They told Kim that they would be right down.

Don came down and took Randy and Fran aside. He talked with them for moment before getting a cup of coffee.

"I'm going to call Harry and Jack Waters. I think all of us should be here for this," Don said. He went to the telephone to make the calls.

"Everyone will be here in an hour," Don told the group.

Randy and Fran told everyone about what they'd been doing since they saw them last. Sally asked several questions about producing a show. Fran answered her as best she could.

Laura came into the kitchen. She said hi and then took a pan of muffins from the oven. While waiting for the rest of the parents to arrive, the group drank coffee and ate muffins.

Harry, Ellen, Jack, and Sarah showed up. A few minutes later, Jodie came in. The entire group went into the recreation room to watch the video. Randy loaded the tape in the player and started it. The group sat back, watching the action unfold. The entire show lasted about twenty minutes. Fran explained that they would have to insert commercials and that the show would run thirty minutes.

"What do you think?" Fran said.

"I think it was good, Fran. It doesn't really show everything that went on, but I guess you can't in twenty minutes. Did you try to get ESPN to change their minds?" Sally said.

"We talked to them several times. ESPN wants to run it as a special, but they don't want to do a series. They feel that there wouldn't be enough interest to draw viewers or sponsors. The suits said that they might change their minds once they received the ratings from the special," Randy said.

"I thought it was great," Trent whispered to Kim.

"I think it's good, but not great. It's just fishing. There isn't any personal aspect to it. I'm not talking about the BS on the reality shows, but we are way more than fishermen," Kim said.

"You're absolutely right, Kim. We have another version that has more of the conversations and other things that happened during the tournament, but ESPN didn't like that cut at all," Randy said.

"So, what are our choices?" Sally said.

"As far as this show goes, not much. ESPN will pay you the ten grand they promised, but that's it. We're sorry it didn't work out," Fran said.

"Do you think a show about the kids fishing could make it?" Don said.

"I think that with the right marketing it could work. There are other outdoor channels that might air it if we could line up sponsors," Randy said.

"Sally mentioned producing a show before. We think we can do that. When ESPN airs the show, we'll get some exposure. That will help attract sponsors," Fran said.

"It's time for lunch. I think you kids should talk it over and decide what you want to do," Don said. Don and the rest of the adults went to the kitchen.

"Let's watch it again," Kathy said.

Randy rewound the tape and replayed it. The teens asked him to pause the tape several times so they could make comments.

"I ordered the uniforms for Trent this morning. They'll be ready on Wednesday. Our supplier had the shirts, pants, and shorts in stock. They use a computerized embroidering machine that makes short work of adding the logo and Trent's name," Ellen said as she walked into the kitchen with the other parents.

"That's wonderful, Ellen. Trent will be excited when I tell him," Jodie said.

Marge, Anne, and Laura prepared lunch for everyone. They took the food out to the patio and called the teens to come eat. Sitting at one of the tables, the team discussed the idea of producing a show about offshore fishing.

"We should go put the new reels on the rods," Tom said. "We can talk on the boat."

Everyone agreed with Tom. Trent went into the house to get the box and the group walked down to the boat. As they passed the yacht, Jeri came out on deck. She waved to the group and asked what was going on. Jack told her that they were going to the fishing boat to take care of the reels.

"That yacht is huge," Fran said.

"We can go look at Tomiko if you'd like. The boys can take care of the reels," Sally said.

Fran and Randy said that they'd love to see the yacht. The girls told the boys they would be there in a few minutes and walked back toward the yacht. Jeri welcomed them aboard and then April came out from the cabin. April and Jeri led Fran and Randy through the yacht, telling them about the many amenities.

"Fran and Randy are videographers. They made a pilot for ESPN of our last tournament," Kim said to Jeri.

"I heard about that. How did it come out?" Jeri said.

"The tape is good, but ESPN doesn't want to do a series about us. They're going to run it as a special though," Sally said. "We should have them make a video about Tomiko. We could use it to help charter the yacht."

"That is a great idea, Sally." April smiled and turned to Randy. "Would you two be able to do something like that?"

"Sure, it would be easy. If we taped from the fishing boat, we could get video of her underway," Fran said.

"We'll talk to you about it later. How long are you going to be in Florida?" Jeri said.

"We're not sure, but we'll be here for at least a week. Fran and I want to tape the team's tournament this weekend," Randy said.

Jeri and April finished the tour of the yacht. They introduced them to Frank and Erin, telling Fran and Randy that they worked on the yacht. In the galley, they met Yoshi.

"I've never been on anything like this," Fran said. "The yacht is very luxurious. I know that Randy and I can make a great video of her."

"We'll contact our charter broker and invite her over. She can tell you what we'll need," Jeri said.

The girls left the yacht with Fran and Randy. They went to the fishing boat to see how the boys were doing with the new reels. Eddie stood in the cockpit showing Trent and the others how to attach the reels to the rods and secure them with the clamps.

"What's the lug on the clamp for?" Trent asked as he pointed to a metal loop under the reel.

"That's for a safety line. If we start fishing for tuna and blue marlin, we'll use them to keep from losing the rods. Those fish can rip a rod out of your hands before you know it," Eddie said.

Kim walked over to Trent. She stood next to him, watching Eddie. He put his arm around her shoulders, pulling Kim close.

"We'll be finished with the reels in a few minutes," Jack said.

"I'm going below to move my stuff into Trent's and my stateroom," Kim said.

Kim and the other girls went below. They helped Kim move her clothing from the stateroom she once shared with Tom to the room she would share with Trent.

"It looks like you and Trent are getting serious," Jenny said as she put Kim's underwear into one of the drawers.

"I like him, Jenny," Kim said.

"That's easy to see," Molly said. "I think it's great, Kim."

"It is, Molly."

"It must be hard for him to start over," Kathy said. She sat on the berth and giggled. "Who's sleeping up there?" Kathy pointed at the bunk.

Kim giggled and said, "Not Trent or me."

"Have you two screwed yet?" Jenny said.

"No, I'm taking it slow. I kind of hope Trent will initiate it," Kim said.

"What if he doesn't?" Kathy said.

"Then Kim will jump his bones!" Sally said with a giggle. Kim laughed and nodded her head.

"Trent is very shy, isn't he?" Jenny said.

"Yeah, but that's okay. He just has to get comfortable with me," Kim said. "It's nice you know. Most boys would be pushing for sex."

"If you ever get too horny, just let me know," Sally said. She put her arm around Kim and hugged her.

"I might crawl into bed with you anyway," Kim said.

"No problem as long as Jack says that it's okay," Sally replied.

"Okay you two, let's go topside," Molly said.

The girls finished moving Kim's things. They went up to the cockpit and watched as Jack finished the last reel. Trent asked Eddie to show him how the oil exchange system worked so he could start helping with the engines. They went to the engine room and Eddie began explaining how things worked and what was necessary to maintain the systems.

Trent and Eddie came up from the engine room. Trent walked over to Kim and put his arm around her waist.

"That engine room is amazing, Kim. Eddie is going to let me help change the oil the next time it needs changing," Trent said.

Kim giggled. "If you say so. I don't know anything about the engines or anything else down there. I'm supposed to learn, but I haven't yet."

"Why are you supposed to learn about the engine room?"

"Eddie says that everyone on the team has to know about everything on the boat. I know about most of the electronics and I can operate the boat except for docking. Eddie said that we never know what's going to happen and that we all have to be able to take over."

"Does that mean I'll learn to operate the boat?"

"Yup and not only that. You'll have to learn how to run the dishwasher and the washing machine too. Everything means everything on the boat. There are no girl jobs or boy jobs. Everyone does everything," Kim said.

"I don't mind washing dishes or clothes. I have to do it at home."

Jack and Eddie finished checking the rods a second time. They put them in a rod locker and joined the rest of the team.

"Let's go into the cabin and talk about the video," Jenny said.

The team went into the cabin. Randy and Fran came with them when Sally asked them to. In the cabin, everyone sat on the settees and chairs.

"What do we want to do about the show? We know that ESPN doesn't want to run a series, but Sally thinks we can produce a show ourselves," Jenny said.

"How much will it cost to produce our own show?" Tom said.

Jenny shrugged her shoulders and looked at Sally.

"From what I've read so far, it shouldn't be too much. We have to buy camera and sound equipment, but that's about it. We don't need a studio because we'll do the shows from the boat. We'll have to learn about producing and promoting, but I don't think that will be too hard either," Sally said.

"There are two basic ways to do a show. First, you can work for the network. That was the plan for ESPN. They pay you for the show and air it in their slots. The other way is to do it is to produce your own show. You sell the idea to advertisers and sell them time. Then you purchase time blocks from the network and air the show.

"The idea is to get more from the advertisers than it costs to produce and air the show. You'll make more money producing the show on your own, but there are greater risks," Randy said.

"What would we have to do if we decided to produce our own show?" Brad said.

"You'd have to write a business plan, script the shows, hire a film crew, find advertisers, and find a network," Randy said. "There are several networks that specialize in outdoor shows."

"That sounds like those infomercials you see late at night," Eddie said.

"It's a lot like that, but you'll want to buy time blocks in a better time slot. The networks have demographics on their viewers for each of their time slots. The more viewers a time slot has, the more expensive it is," Randy said.

"So, it sounds like the advertisers are key to having a successful show," Kim said.

"That's where the money comes from if you produce your own show," Fran said.

"How do you find advertisers?" Molly asked.

"The best way is to produce a tape to show them and make it part of the business plan. You contact companies you think would benefit from sponsoring your show, send them the business plan and video, and then do your best to sell them on your idea," Randy said.

For the next hour, the team asked questions about producing a television show. Randy and Fran answered the questions they could and told the teens about several shows they worked on in the past. Randy told them about successful shows as well as failures.

"I think we need to talk to our parents," Sally said. She looked at Randy and Fran. "If we decided to go ahead with this, would you want to be a part of it?"

"If you want to hire Fran and me as the film crew, I think we can work something out," Randy said.

"That's not what I'm thinking. If we do this, we'd want you to be part of the production company," Sally said.

"We'd have to think about it, Sally," Fran said.

The group left the boat and went to the house. They sat on the patio and continued talking about starting a new venture. The one thing they all agreed on was the fact that they didn't know enough to do it on their own.

"I'll be glad when those guys next door are finished using the heavy equipment. They make too much noise," Tom said.

"What going on over there?" Randy said.

"They're building a new house. The old owner burnt his house down and our parents bought the property," Jack said.

"Did they catch the old owner?" Fran said.

"Yeah, he's in jail as far as we know," Tom said.

"Have you kids thought about the television show?" Don asked.

"Yeah, but we haven't decided what to do yet," Jack said. "Randy and Fran gave us a lot of good information and Sally has done a lot of research. We have to decide if we want to move forward or not."

"Why wouldn't you move forward?" Marc said.

"For one thing, it's a lot of work," Kim said.

"That may be true, but anything worth having or doing is a lot of work. Just look at your fishing. That's hard work and requires hours of your time to be good at it," Don said.

"That's true, but we don't know if we can be successful," Tom said.

"Tom, you never know if you'll be successful if you don't try. We didn't know if our subdivision project would be successful, but we went ahead with it. As it turns out, the project will be very profitable. I'm not telling you what to do, but don't shy away from hard work," Don said.

"Don's right. I think you kids should give it a lot of thought before throwing in the towel," Marge said.

"If I could make a suggestion," Joel said. "I think you kids should sit down and list all of the pros and cons of your idea. Do it separately, or as couples. After you compile your lists, get together and compare them. That way you can see what everyone's thoughts are."

"That's a great idea, Dad. What do you guys think?" Molly said. She glanced at Tom, hoping she didn't overstep her bounds.

"I agree with Molly. We should do it if we think we want to move forward," Tom said.

Molly sighed and smiled at Tom. He winked at her. The team members got up and went to the guesthouse to get paper and pens. Jack and Sally went to their room to work on their list. Sally took out her notebook computer and turned it on.

Tom and Molly went to their room and sat on the bed. Tom gave her a hug and kiss. "That was a great idea, Sweetie," Tom said. Molly smiled at him. "I will think better if you're naked."

Molly giggled. She stood next to the bed and removed her clothes. Tom pulled her on top of him and began rubbing her body. Molly kissed Tom as she wiggled against him. "I think it would be better if I get naked too. Undress me."

Scooting next to Tom, Molly began removing his clothes. She pulled his shirt over his head and then unfastened his shorts. As she worked his shorts and boxers down his legs, she kissed Tom's exposed skin. Leaning over, Molly sucked his penis into her mouth. Tom moaned and ran his fingers through Molly's hair. She bobbed her head and sucked him until Tom pulled her off his member.

Tom and Molly moved up and rested their backs against the headboard. Molly picked up the pad of paper and pen.

"I love you, Tom," Molly said.

Placing his hand on her leg, Tom rubbed Molly. He moved up and stroked her mons. "I love you too. Now, let's make our list."

Jenny and Brad used one of the rooms to work on their list. They sat on the bed and began talking.

"What do you think about this idea?" Jenny said.

"I think it's great, Jen. We've watched some of the shows on television and I feel we can do as well or better. I also think we should get Eddie and Kathy. The four of us have always done everything together," Brad said.

"That's a great idea. Hold on, I'll get them."

Jenny went to find her brother and Kathy. She took them to the room where Brad waited for them. The four teens sat on the bed together.

"Jenny and I think that producing a television show is a good idea. What do you two think about it?" Brad said.

"It sounds like fun to me. We can do a lot of different things with a show like the one we're talking about. I don't know much about the business aspect, but we know how to fish," Eddie said.

"So, what are the pros and cons?" Kathy said.

"One of the pros is that if the show is successful we'll make money. That will allow us to fish more often," Eddie said.

"I think that the learning experience would be worth the effort," Jenny said.

"Other than hard work, I don't see anything negative," Kathy said.

"I'm not afraid of hard work. All of us get along so I don't think we'll have any problems we can't handle," Brad said.

Kathy made notes as they talked. They tried to find cons to list, but couldn't come up with any that seemed serious enough to prevent them from trying the venture.

In Kim's room, she and Trent sat on the edge of the bed. They began kissing and snuggling. "We should make our list," Trent said.

"I know, but I haven't had any time alone with you today," Kim replied.

"Shouldn't we wait? The others are going to want to see our ideas," Trent said.

"No wonder I like you. You're cute and practical," Kim said with a giggle. "Okay, let's talk about the show. I want to do it."

"Why?"

"Um, because it sounds like fun. I think we can have a blast fishing and taping the shows." Kim ran her fingers through Trent's hair. She leaned closer, kissing him.

"You don't mind the fact it's going to be a lot of work?"

"Do you?"

"No, I don't mind it at all, Kim. Finishing my car was hard work, but when I did finish it, it felt great. I've never had an opportunity to do anything like this and I want to see if we can do it."

Kim nodded and started writing. She put down the feeling of accomplishment as one of the positive things. Trent insisted she also list hard work as a pro rather than a con. He repeated his feelings that working hard at something was rewarding. They tried to think of other things, but had trouble coming up with something that made sense.

Putting the pad down, Kim wrapped her arms around Trent. They fell back on the bed and began kissing. Trent moved his hand to one of Kim's breast without her guiding him. In her mind, Kim yelled 'oh yeah' because Trent made the first move.

"You have already done this, haven't you?" Jack said to Sally.

Sally smiled and nodded her head. "I made a list when I started thinking about producing a television show. Is that okay?"

"Yes it's okay. Let me see what you have."

Sally brought up as spreadsheet with a list of things she felt made the idea valid. Jack sat next to her, reading the list. In the con column, Sally's list was empty.

"There has to be a downside, Sally," Jack said.

"What?"

"The one thing I can see as a negative is the number of people involved. It will be hard to make decisions," Jack said.

"I don't think that will be a problem, Honey. We'll have to form a corporation and pick officers. The rest of us will be the board of directors. The president will be responsible for the day-to-day decisions and the board will oversee the business. We can vote on things we have to."

"Don't you think that egos might get in the way?"

"Not if all of us agree on how the company will be run before hand. If we can't agree, the idea is dead," Sally said. "I think all of want the same thing. We want to have fun and produce a show. The rest of it is what's necessary to do that."

"You've given this a lot of thought, haven't you?" Sally giggled as she nodded her head. "You make me very proud, Sweetheart. I love you to death."

Sally closed her computer and put it aside. She crawled over to Jack and began removing her top. He smiled and helped her pull the tee shirt over her head. Jack reached behind Sally and released her bra. He pulled her closer, kissing each of her breasts.

"Have I been neglecting you?" Jack said as he played with Sally's breasts.

"No, but you have been neglecting my pussy. It misses your big cock."

Jack chuckled and said, "We made love last night, Baby."

"I know we did. I was hoping that you'd fuck me today."

"Take my cock out and we'll see what we can do about that."

Grinning, Sally unfastened Jack's shorts. She tugged them down to his knees and started rubbing his penis. Using her other hand, Sally unbuttoned her shorts. She wiggled around, trying to get them over her hips.

Jack watched Sally as she squirmed on the bed. She finally took his penis in her mouth to free up her other hand. As she sucked on him, Sally removed her shorts. She scooted up, straddled Jack's legs, and rubbed his glans against her labia. Sally held his penis at her opening, groaning as Jack pushed up and into her. He wrapped his arms around her body and started driving his penis into Sally. She threw her head back and met his thrusts.

* * * *

On the patio, Don and the other parents talked with Randy and Fran. Don and Marc had been corresponding with them for several weeks. Don and Marc also kept the rest of the parents informed about the things they found out.

The parents felt that their children would want to produce a fishing show. When Randy told them that ESPN wasn't interested in the concept, Don asked Joel to investigate the possibility of the kids doing something on their own. He and the other parents knew it was an undertaking that would be almost impossible for the teens to handle on their own.

"We've talked with several of the cable channels. Fran and I think that The Outdoor Channel is our best bet. If we can find enough advertising, we can make this work," Randy said.

"Do you think the kids are taking on too much?" Ellen said. "They have the fishing club and the tournaments already. Those things along, with school and producing a television show, may be overwhelming."

"I think that the kids will be okay, Ellen. Do you remember how hard Eddie and Jenny worked on the boat? They managed to keep up their grades, work at the boatyard, and fish." Harry chuckled. "Not to mention their dating."

Don listened to the parents for a few moments and then polled them. In the end, they agreed that the kids could handle the new venture as long as they had help.

"Are we going to tell them we've already started the ball rolling?" Jack Waters said.

"I think we should wait and see what they come back with. They might decide it's too much and not want to do the show," Laura said.

"How do you feel about this, Jodie?" Anne asked Trent's mother.

"I don't know what to think. This is very confusing to me. I never thought that I'd have to think of anything like this concerning Trent. I guess I'll go along with what the rest of you decide," Jodie said.

"Jodie, your voice is as loud as anyone's here. This concerns our children and we feel that everyone has to agree if it will work. The kids, if they decide to start this project, will spend a lot of time working together. That means that we as parents will be spending a lot of time together too," Marc said.

"You don't have to worry about what anyone thinks, Jodie. Just say what's on your mind," Laura told her friend.

"Trent can do whatever he wants to do. My son has made a huge turnaround since he met your children and I don't want him reverting to his old ways. I haven't seen my son this excited about anything since his father bought his car and they began working on it. He used to love working on his car, but when his dad passed away, he lost interest. Trent finished the car, but I know his heart wasn't in it. So, if we're voting, I vote yes."

"Great, Jodie. Now all we have to do is wait for the kids to tell us what they want to do," Don said. "In the mean time, who'd like a drink?"

Marc, Don, and Joel fixed drinks for everyone. They passed them out and then sat down with the rest of the group.

Andy Nester came into the yard and immediately walked over to Jodie. He smiled and said, "Hi, Jodie."

"Hi, Andy, it's nice to see you again," Jodie said.

Andy looked at the rest of the group and said hi to all of them.

"I'm sorry I'm late, but I have been on the phone for the last couple hours. Shimano is interested in becoming the key sponsor for the show if the team decides to produce it. I also talked with Marlin Parker. He said he's in too," Andy said.

"The kids are deciding what they want to do right now. I think we'll know soon," Don said. He shook Andy's hand and asked him if he wanted a drink.

"Sure, I'll have whatever everyone else is having," Andy said. He pulled a chair close to Jodie and sat down.

* * * *

In the guesthouse, the team members gathered in the living room. Sally opened her notebook computer and pulled up her spreadsheet.

"Okay, let's hear what we've come up with," Sally said. "I have a spreadsheet that I'll enter the pros and cons into."

"Eddie, Kathy, Brad, and I worked together. We can't think of anything negative. We know it's going to be hard work, but as Mr. Graham said, anything worth doing is hard work. On the positive side, we think the experience will be great. We'll learn about producing a show and business," Jenny said.

"That's the same way Kim and I feel," Trent said after Kim nudged his side.

"Molly and I think we should do it," Tom said.

Kim giggled and said, "Hurry up, we have to finish this."

"That's not what I meant, Kim! We think the production company is a good idea," Tom shot back.

"If we do this, and it works out, it will pay for our fishing. Our parents won't have to give us money," Eddie said.

"Not only that, but it will help promote our sport. If we get kids to watch it, it will help support fishing," Kathy said.

"So, let's take a vote. Everyone that thinks we should go forward raise their hand," Sally said. She raised her right hand.

The rest of the team raised their hands and then they laughed.

"Okay, we'll tell our parents we want to do this. I don't think we should say try it. I know we're going to be successful," Sally said.

"What's the next step?" Jenny said.

"We have to talk to our parents. I think that Mr. Levinson will be able to help us set up the company," Sally said. "We need a name for our company too."

The teens began bantering around several different names. Then Kim said, "How about Unique Productions?"

"I like that, Kim," Kathy said. "Unique Productions has my vote."

Sally called for another vote. Everyone agreed to call the new company Unique Productions. No one cared that the charter business' name was Unique Adventures."

"Are we ready?" Jack said.

The team left the guesthouse and went to the patio. They stood together, waiting until one of the adults acknowledged them. Don looked up and smiled.

"Have you come to a decision?" Don said.

"Yes, we've decided we are going to do it, Dad. All of us think that the only down side is hard work and we're not afraid of that. We feel that the experience will be helpful to all of us," Jack said.

"Good. Now the work begins. You kids have to set up a company and find financing," Don said.

"We didn't think about financing," Tom said.

Don and the other parents chuckled. "I think I can give you a hand with setting up the company and getting things rolling," Joel said.

"We want to call our company Unique Productions," Kathy said.

"I'll do a name search and find out if we can name it that," Joel said. "If the name is available, I'll file it with the county."

"What do we have to do now?" Brad said.

"Well, I guess it's going to come out sooner or later. We have already started putting things together. We didn't know if you would decide to start the company, but we wanted to be ready in case you did. Now that we know that you're serious, we're ready to get going," Marc said.

"We, all of us, met and talked about this. Don contacted Randy and Fran for input on producing a television show. Joel drew up the articles of incorporation for you. Andy just told us that Shimano is interested in sponsoring the show. So is Marlin Parker. We'll need more advertisers, but I think we can secure them," Harry said.

The team thanked Andy for the support and the new reels. He told them it was his pleasure.

"Why don't we plan a meeting for Wednesday afternoon? We'll meet at my office and get everything signed," Joel said.

"Can we do it late in the afternoon or on Thursday? We're planning to practice tuna fishing on Wednesday morning," Eddie said.

"Is your practice more important than this?" Sarah said.

"The new company is very important, Mom. We're all excited to get it going, but we have committed to a tournament in two weeks and we need to practice fishing for tuna. We're planning to run out to the east wall on Wednesday," Brad said.

"We can meet on Thursday. I think it's very important to schedule things and stick to the schedule," Joel said. "That attitude will help you succeed. Let's schedule the meeting for ten on Thursday morning."

"What's the east wall?" Jodie said.

"The Gulf Stream flows from south to north in the ocean. The edge closest to shore is the west wall and the other side of the Gulf Stream is the east wall. Our research shows that the tuna travel along the east wall so we're going out there to practice," Eddie said.

"How far out is it?" Jodie said.

"The Gulf Stream is constantly changing. At this time of year, the east wall is about fifty to seventy five miles offshore. We'll watch the water temperature and the water to locate it," Eddie said.

"How long does it take to go that far?" Jodie said.

"The boat cruises at twenty five knots. It will take about three or four hours," Trent said. He chuckled and looked at Kim. "See, I'm learning."

Kim giggled and nodded.

"What are you kids going to do about a film crew?" Marc said.

"Well, we kind of thought that Fran and Randy would be part of the production company and take care of that part of the business," Sally said. She turned to look at Fran and Randy. "You guys are interested, aren't you?"

Fran and Randy smiled as they nodded their heads.

"That's great. Are you guys going to go fishing with us on Wednesday?" Jack said.

"We'd love to, but Fran and I have a lot to do. We have to find a place to live and then move our things down from New York," Randy said.

"Are you going to buy or rent?" Joel said.

"We'll probably rent for now. Once we have a chance to look around the area, we'll buy a house," Fran said.

"I have a proposition for you. Laura and I are looking for a new place and I have a condo that I'm planning to sell. You two could use it until you get established. We're living at Laura's house for now. The condo is furnished and ready to live in," Joel said.

"That sounds great as long as we can afford it," Randy said.

"We'll take a look at the condo tomorrow. If you like it, I'm sure we can make a deal," Joel replied. "By the way, do you have the list of equipment that I asked you to put together?"

"Yes, it's in the house. I'll get it for you," Randy said.

Randy went into the house, returning with a folder. He sat next to Joel and told the teens to join them. He opened the folder and began showing everyone brochures of cameras, lighting, sound equipment, and other things the new production company would need.

"These things are all top of the line. We could buy different equipment and save money," Randy said.

"I think we should get the best we can afford," Tom said. The rest of the team members agreed with Tom.

"What are going to do about funding the new company?" Eddie said.

Joel chuckled and said, "All of the parents are all going to be stockholders. They will buy shares to fund the company. Once you get going, you can buy the stock back from them."

"How much money do we have?" Molly asked.

"We're starting with one hundred thousand dollars. That should be enough to get this going. We'll lease the video equipment so we don't have to make large capital purchases. If you want me to, I will take care of the finances until you kids learn about running a business," Joel said.

Everyone agreed that they wanted Joel to help them. He told Randy and Fran to order the equipment and have it shipped to the house. He also explained that because the fishing team was a business and it owned the boat, they would rent the boat to the production company.

"What about the money we win fishing tournaments? What will we do with that?" Jenny said.

"That won't change too much. We'll use the winnings to fund the team and pay for the boat. That, along with the money the production company pays the team will cover all of the boat expenses. You kids will draw a salary from the production company," Joel explained.

Randy and Fran went over the list of equipment, explaining everything to the team. They told them that all of the cameras they selected were equipped with image stabilization and that the sound equipment was top of the line.

"We plan to buy an articulating camera mount so we can get shots from the stern looking into the cockpit," Randy said.

"Should we replace the cockpit cameras we have on the boat with better ones?" Eddie said.

"It wouldn't hurt. The cameras you have are good, but we should get better ones for production," Fran said.

Joel excused himself. The team sat with Randy and Fran, talking about the things they needed to do to begin shooting.

"We need to develop a list of shows we want to produce. We also need a business plan so we can pitch the idea to sponsors," Sally said. "I have a few ideas on my notebook computer. We should go over them and add what we want."

"That's a good idea, Sally. Why don't you go get your computer and we can take a look at what you have," Fran said.

"Why don't we go to the house and look at it there?" Kim said.

The group went to the guesthouse and sat down at the table. Sally got her computer from her room and put on the table. She booted it up and then opened the spreadsheet. Fran and Randy reviewed the list with the team, making comments on how complete the information Sally gathered seemed to be.

"Do you have the pictures of me with my fish on this computer?" Trent said.

Sally giggled and nodded. She opened a folder and began displaying the pictures.

"Can I send these to my friend tonight?" Trent said as he looked at the picture of him, the fish, and the topless girls.

"Sure, what's his email address?" Sally said.

"I wouldn't do that," Randy said.

"Why not?" Trent asked.

"You kids have to realize that once you're on television, you have to be very careful of what you do. If you send pictures like this to someone, you lose control of them. Once you send them to anyone, they could show up all over the internet and that could ruin the chance of a successful show. You guys are minors and sending pictures of you naked is illegal," Randy said.

"Wow, I never thought about that. The girls said they didn't mind if I sent them," Trent said.

"It doesn't matter if they mind or not. It's illegal and that's all that matters. If you want to show your friend the pictures, show him in person, but never let anyone else have copies of them," Fran said.

"I'm glad we found out before we sent them," Trent said.

"Are we going to use the tape we have to show prospective sponsors or are we going to do something else?" Kathy said.

"We should do both if the ESPN special is well received. We'll want to show the sponsors that we've had a show aired and that we have new material for our show," Randy said.

"Have you and Fran produced before?" Molly said.

"No, but we've been involved in the industry for several years. We don't have all the answers, but we have a good idea of what we need to do. I think that we'll be fine as long as we all work together," Fran said.

The group began going over Sally's list again. They all voiced their ideas, recording the ones that they felt would be successful.

* * * *

"I think the kids are going to do fine," Joel said as he rejoined the group of parents.

"Just make sure you keep a close eye on them," Marge said.

"Not to worry, Marge. I'll keep track of everything they do as far as the money goes. When I set up their accounts, I'll make sure it takes several signatures to make any purchases," Joel replied.

"I think it's great that your company is willing to sponsor the kids," Jodie said to Andy.

"It's a business decision, Jodie. Shimano wouldn't agree to sponsor them unless they feel they'll receive a benefit. This is an entirely new concept. Having teenagers doing a fishing show is a new idea. If you ask me, the kids won't have any trouble lining up sponsors," Andy said.

"Maybe I should order a few more outfits for the team while I can. I don't know how much longer I'll have access to the resources I have now," Ellen said.

"That's a good idea, Ellen. Are you thinking of getting more of the same outfits or something else?" Anne said.

"I think you should stick with what they have. The kids like their outfits," Sarah said.

"Okay, I'll order them tomorrow. How many should I get?" Ellen said.

The women chatted for a few minutes and decided that they would order five complete outfits for each of the team members and a few for Randy and Fran. Ellen said that she would ask Fran about her and Randy's sizes.

"Andy, we're taking the yacht to the tuna tournament. Would you like to ride with us?" Don said.

"I'd love to if my schedule will allow me to take a couple extra days," Andy said. "If not, I can meet you there." He glanced at Jodie. "Are you going?"

"Yes, I plan to go up with the rest of the parents," Jodie replied with a smile. She and Andy held their gaze for a moment.

"Jodie, would you like to have dinner with me one of these days?" Andy said.

"Yes, I'd like that, Andy. When would you like to go?"

"Is tonight good for you?"

"Sure, that sounds fine," Jodie said.

Turning her attention back to the table, Jodie realized that the other parents heard her brief exchange with Andy. She felt herself blushing and smiled. Marge smiled back, winking at her newest friend.

"What's going on with the lot next door?" Joel said.

"They told us that they will have the foundation poured this week and then start construction. We decided to basically duplicate this house. I don't think we'll build a guesthouse so we'll have additional parking," Don said.

"Are you going to build an apartment over the garage?" Harry said.

"Yes, we'll have an apartment and add a cabana by the pool," Marc said.

"Why aren't you building something different?" Ellen said.

"The way we see it is we're here for the long haul. We like the layout of our house so we decided that we'd build another one just like it," Anne said. "We may use it for charter clients, but we haven't decided on that yet."

"I'm going in for fresh drinks. Is everyone ready?" Don said.

Don and the rest of the men went into the house to mix drinks for the group. The women decided that they wanted to take a swim and get some sun. They went to the cabana, showered, and put on suits. When Don and the other men returned, they took the drinks to the pool. The men went to the cabana to change into suits so they could swim with the women.

The entire group jumped into the pool. They swam for a few minutes and then relaxed in the refreshing water. The men gathered at one side of the pool and the woman gathered on the other side.

"What have you heard about the shop, Ellen?" Marge said.

"Nothing new. I know that the owner is still planning to list it though. She hasn't said too much about it to any of us," Ellen said.

"The owner of the lingerie shop Ellen works for is planning to sell it," Laura told Jodie.

"What will you do if you lose your job?" Jodie said.

"I think I'm going to take some time off and then maybe I'll work with Harry at the boatyard. I love the shop and my job, but life goes on. There's always a chance the new owner will keep me and the other women that work there," Ellen said.

"Did I hear Andy ask you out, Jodie?" Laura said.

Smiling, Jodie nodded her head. "Yes, he's taking me out for dinner later. I hope it isn't too soon. I'm worried that Trent won't like it if I go on a date."

"Talk to him and tell him before you go. I'm sure he'll understand," Marge said.

"I hope so. I'm not looking for anything serious, but it's been over two years since I've gone out."

"Andy isn't married is he? I used to go out with a married man and it sucked. Bill was great, but I felt guilty every time we went out," Laura said.

"He told me that he's divorced. I guess his ex wife didn't like the fact he travels for his job."

"I guess that traveling is hard for some people. I don't know how I'd handle it if Jack traveled for his job," Sarah said.

"I think that if you care about someone that you'll adapt," Anne said.

"How much traveling does Andy have to do?" Ellen said.

"I have no idea. I just met him this morning," Jodie said with a chuckle.

"Wow, he works fast," Laura said and then she laughed.

"It's just dinner, Laura," Jodie said.

The women left the pool and gathered on the lounges along the side of the pool. They relaxed in the sun, sipped their cocktails, and watched the men.

"I have to go back to work and close tonight," Ellen said.

"I'll go with you, Ellen. I want to take a look at a few things," Sarah said.

"We'll see you two later. If you're not busy, come back," Marge said.

"I have to clean my house and take care of a few things at home tonight. Maybe I'll come over on Wednesday while the kids are fishing," Ellen said. "I'm off that day."

The rest of the women told Ellen and Sarah that they'd see them soon. They told their husbands where they were going and then went to the cabana to change. Harry and Jack Waters got out of the pool and told everyone that they were leaving too.

The teens walked past the pool on their way to the fishing boat. Jodie stopped Trent and took him aside.

"Trent, Andy asked me out for dinner. You wouldn't be upset with me if I went, would you?" Jodie said.

"Heck no! Why would you think that?"

"I just felt that you might think it's too soon."

"Mom, I think it's cool that you're going out. Don't worry about me. I'm fine with it. Not that you have to ask my permission," Trent said.

"I'm not asking permission. I'm just asking if you're okay with it."

"Yeah, Mom, I'm fine with anything you want to do. I want to know if it's okay if I stay here tomorrow night. We're planning on leaving very early Wednesday morning."

"You can stay, Son. Thanks for understanding," Jodie said.

Trent nodded and headed to the fishing boat. Jodie returned to the pool, sitting near Laura and the other women.

"Well that went great," Jodie said. "Trent said he's fine with me going out for dinner with Andy."

"See, you worried for nothing," Laura said.

"I guess I did. I better get going so I can get ready. I'll talk to you tomorrow and let you know how it went," Jodie said.

Jodie said goodbye to her friends. On the way to the cabana, she asked Andy what time he would pick her up. He told Jodie that he'd pick her up at seven o'clock."

Laura went to the cabana to change. She and Jodie used the same shower room so they could talk.

"I can't believe how nervous I feel," Jodie said. "It's been a long time since I've been on a date."

"Is it a date or just dinner?" Laura said.

"I'm not sure. What do you think?"

"From the way Andy kept looking at you, I'd say it's a date. At least I think that's how he feels. How about you, what do you want?"

"I don't know. I'm just going to go to dinner and see what happens, Laura."

The two women finished showering and then they dressed. Jodie said goodbye and left. Laura went into the house and gathered her things so she could go home when Joel was ready.

Marge moved next to Anne. She glanced across the pool, watching her husband talking with Marc, Joel, and Andy. She wondered what they were talking about so intently.

"It's too bad about Ellen and her job, isn't it?" Anne said.

"Yeah, I hope things work out for her," Marge replied.

"I was thinking about the shop. I love the things they carry."

Marge looked at Anne and smiled. "Okay, what are you thinking?"

"Well, I was thinking it might be fun to work there. The kids are busy and will be in school before we know it. Our husbands have their projects to keep them busy. We don't have anything to do," Anne said.

"You mean it might be fun to own the shop, don't you?"

"How do you feel about it?"

"I think it would be fun too. We wouldn't have to work every day if we didn't want to. If we bought the shop, we could keep the employees. Ellen already knows how to run the place," Marge said.

"What do you think Don and Marc will say if we ask them?"

"I think they'll help us." Anne giggled. "I also think that we can have some fun asking them about doing it."

"You're so devious! What do you have in mind?" Marge said.

"I think we should have our hubbies take us shopping tomorrow. We'll take them to Sheer Delights and model a few sexy outfits for them. Then we'll tell them we want to buy the shop. If they hesitate, we can take them into the dressing room and convince them," Anne replied and then both of them laughed.

"You know that they'll let us buy the shop if we ask don't you?"

"I know, but this will be more fun, Marge."

"Okay, that's our plan," Marge said.

The two women began talking about the shop. They agreed that working again would be fun and fulfilling.

"Do you think we should let Ellen know what we're up to?" Anne said.

"Not yet. Let's play it by ear and maybe we can have some fun with her too," Marge said.

"I think we should make Ellen a partner."

"Do you mean like the guys made Bob and Dianne partners with the golf course?" Marge said. Anne nodded. "I think that's a great idea."

Don and Marc stood near Andy Nester on the far side of the pool from their wives. The three men discussed how Shimano's sponsorship would help the team and the new production company. Andy told them that he would make Shimano's marketing department available as long as the production company didn't try to engage a competitor.

"Andy, who do you think the kids should approach for additional sponsorships?" Marc said.

"I think they should go after a company with deep pockets. Most major companies have advertising budgets in the millions. They have advertising agencies that put together campaigns to promote the companies and products," Andy said.

"Does that mean they kids should contact the agencies instead of the companies?" Don said.

"I'm not too sure how that works, but I think our marketing department can offer help. Listen, I have to get going. I'm taking Jodie out for dinner tonight."

"Okay, Andy, have a good time. We'll talk to you later," Don said. Marc said goodbye and Andy went to get dressed.

* * * *

On the boat, the team sat in the salon talking about their fishing trip on Wednesday. Randy and Fran told them that they wished they could go, but they had too much to do to get ready for their move to Florida. Telling the team that they'd see them later, Randy and Fran left.

"I've been thinking about practicing for tuna fishing," Kathy said. "Do we know enough about it to get started or is there more we need to research?"

"From what I've read, it doesn't seem too much different from the way we fish now. We have all the tackle we need," Eddie said.

"Do you know anyone that might be able to give us a few pointers?" Sally said.

"I do. I can call Nate and see if he would help us," Jenny replied.

"Maybe we should hire Nate to go with us. That way we could learn first hand," Jack said.

"I'll call him," Jenny said. She took her cell phone out and used speed dial to call Nate.

"Hi, Nate, it's Jenny. How are you doing?" Jenny said when Nate answered her call.

"I'm good, Little Bit, how are you and the rest of the team?" Nate replied in his gruff voice.

"We're fine. Nate, we're going to fish a tuna tournament in a couple weeks. We plan to go out and practice on Wednesday. We're wondering if we could hire you to teach us how to fish for them. Have you fished for tuna before?"

"I used to fish tuna a lot, but because of the cost, most of my charters don't want to go after them anymore. I don't have a charter booked for Wednesday and I'd be happy to give you a hand. Are you planning to run out to the east wall?" Nate said.

"Yeah, that's what we've talked about. Should we go somewhere else?" Jenny said.

"No, that's fine. Do you kids have everything you need?"

"We think so."

"Do you have any lightweight rods and reels? We'll need to make bait before we head out."

Jenny turned to the group. "Nate wants to know if we have rods and reels we can use to catch bait."

"We have the rods and reels we used for salmon fishing. The reels are spooled with twenty pound test line," Jack said.

Jenny told Nate what Jack said. He told her that would be fine. "What time are we leaving?" Nate said.

"We planned to get underway at four in the morning," Jenny said.

"I'll be there, Little Bit. I'm looking forward to fishing with you and Eddie again."

"Do you know where we keep the boat, Nate?"

"Do you still moor her at the marina?"

"No, we keep her at our friend's house now. I'll give you the address." Jenny told Nate how to get to the house. He assured her that he'd be there.

"Did Nate say how much he would charge?" Eddie said.

"Oops, I forgot to ask him," Jenny said.

"It doesn't matter, does it? I think whatever he charges will be worth it," Jack said.

"How much money do we have in our account, Sally?" Kim said.

"We have twenty six thousand, three hundred thirty five dollars and change," Sally said. "I checked the balance this morning."

Laughing, Brad said, "I don't think Nate will charge us that much. How much fuel do we have?"

"We'll top off the fuel and get a pump out before we head out. We should do that tomorrow," Tom said.

"Let's go get the rods and reels off my boat and stow them," Jack said.

Jack and the rest of the boys left to get the tackle from Jack's boat. When they returned, they put the rod and reel combinations in one of the rod lockers. They went back to the salon to see what the girls were doing.

"We have to go shopping for food. I think we should plan on having three meals and snacks for Wednesday," Molly said. "I'll ask Mom to bake something too."

Trent sat next to Kim listening to the others make plans for the trip. He didn't offer anything, thinking it was better to listen. Kim kept her hand on his leg, moving her fingers against the skin near his knee. Trent's arm rested on Kim's shoulders.

"Do you have anything you want to say, Sweetie?" Kim said to Trent.

"No, I'm just listening and learning. This is so cool," Trent replied. "The more I learn, the more exciting the idea of fishing with you guys is for me. I'm glad you invited me to join the team."

Kim smiled and gave Trent's leg a firm squeeze. He cupped her shoulder with his hand, pulling Kim closer.

"Don't forget to bring a few things to keep on the boat. You never know about the weather so you should have something warm to wear," Kim said.

"We better get going," Eddie said. "We'll be back tomorrow to get the boat ready."

The teens walked to the house and then out to Eddie's van. They all said goodbye as Eddie, Brad, Jenny, and Kathy climbed into the truck.

"I guess I should go too," Trent said.

"You don't have to," Kim said.

"Would you like to go for a ride or something?"

Kim giggled and hugged Trent. "We could stay here and do something if you want to."

"Hey, we're all hungry. Do you and Trent want to go get something to eat?" Tom said.

Kim looked at Trent and smiled. "Oh well, we can do something later. I'm hungry too."

Jack, Sally, Tom, Molly, Kim, and Trent went into the guesthouse to get ready to go. They stopped in the living room so the girls could discuss what they planned to wear. After deciding on their outfits, the couples went to their rooms. Trent stood in the living room until Kim grabbed his hand.

"I don't have anything except what I'm wearing," Trent said.

"You look nice. I'm going to take a shower and then get dressed. Want to take a shower with me?" Kim said.

Trent grinned. He and Kim stripped and went to the bathroom. Kim started the shower and they stepped in. Under the spray, Kim and Trent hugged each other. They began kissing and running their hands over each other's bodies. Kim wiggled against Trent's hard-on and giggled.

"That feels nice," Kim said.

"You better believe it does, Kim." Trent moved his hand to Kim's bottom and pulled her tighter.

Kim and Trent kissed for a few moments and then she moved back. Kim grabbed the shampoo, handed it to Trent, and turned around. He chuckled as he poured shampoo onto Kim's wet hair. Trent used both hands to wash her hair and massage her scalp. He pushed his hard penis against her butt, causing Kim to giggle.

Trent finished shampooing Kim's hair. He moved her under the spray so she could rinse while he began washing her body. Kim turned around and stared into Trent's bright eyes. He stared at her as he rubbed the bar of soap over Kim's chest. Trent moved his hands lower and Kim parted her legs. She held Trent's shoulders while he moved his soapy hand between her legs. They laughed and then Kim kissed him.

"I think my pussy is clean now," Kim said and then she giggled.

Trent nodded, knelt on the floor, and washed her legs. Kim removed the showerhead from the wall and pointed it at her body to rinse away the suds. Trent leaned forward, kissing her mons. She moved the spray away from her body and used her free hand to rub the back of Trent's head. He gripped her thighs, pulling her against his face. Kim let out a moan when Trent extended his tongue and licked her clitoris.

Stepping back, Kim said, "It's my turn to wash you, Sweetie. If you don't stop, I'm not going to want to go eat."

Trent stood up. Kim returned the showerhead to the hook and traded places with Trent. She shampooed his hair and then began washing his body. Kneeling in the shower stall, she gently soaped his penis and testicles. Trent watched as Kim slowly stroked his erection. Kim rinsed his genitals and then took his penis in her mouth. She fondled his testicles and bobbed her head on his penis. Trent put his hands on the sides of Kim's head, gently guiding her.

Kim kept sucking his penis for a few moments. She felt Trent's body quiver and knew he would come if she didn't stop. Glancing up, she looked into his hooded eyes. She increased her motion, coaxing his semen into her mouth. Trent held her head and stared into Kim's eyes as he shot semen into her sucking mouth. She swallowed and stroked his shaft with her tongue. Kim mouthed his softening penis for a few moments before releasing him.

Standing up, Kim grinned at Trent. He threw his arms around her and kissed Kim hard. His tongue pried her lips apart and slid into her mouth. He held Kim against him while kissing her. Kim returned the kiss with the same passion. She moaned into his open mouth and then sucked on his tongue. Kim pulled back and grinned at Trent.

"Did you like that?" Kim said.

"Yes, I loved it!"

"Good, I loved it too. I love sucking your cock, Sweetie."

Trent moved a hand between Kim's legs. He rubbed her and gave her a kiss. Kim parted her legs, holding Trent for support. He wormed his finger into her vagina and began moving it in and out. She humped her hips against his hand and felt her orgasm build.

"Use two fingers," Kim said. Trent inserted two fingers into her vagina. "Mmmm, that's so good. Rub my clit too."

Trent followed Kim's directions. He used his thumb to rub her clitoris while sawing his fingers in and out of her vagina. Kim rocked her hips, pulled Trent's mouth to hers, and kissed him. They flicked their tongues together and then Kim came. Her vagina gripped Trent's fingers and her body jerked. Kim wrapped her arms around him, hugging him to her body. She wiggled and moaned as her climax rippled through her.

Kim moved her hips back, dislodging Trent's fingers. She hugged him, panting, and trying to catch her breath.

"Now you have to wash my pussy again," Kim said. She kissed Trent's cheek and giggled.

Trent nodded. He soaped his hands and started rubbing between Kim's legs. She sighed and then moved away. Kim and Trent grinned at each other as they finished in the shower. They dried themselves and went to Kim's room to dress. Trent put his shorts on while watching Kim pull on a pair of panties. She giggled and wiggled her butt.

Kim picked out a halter style sundress and slipped it over her head. She tied the top, making sure it was snug. Trent finished dressing and then gave her a hug.

"Is everything okay?" Kim said as she nuzzled Trent's neck with her nose.

"Yeah, I guess so."

Kim pulled back to look into Trent's eyes. "What's bothering you?"

Trent shrugged his shoulders. "I'm having trouble with all of this, Kim. You guys are all so confident and sure of yourselves. You talk about things that cost a lot of money as if it's nothing. I feel like an outsider sometimes."

"Baby, that's something you have to learn to deal with. No one can make you feel confident. That's up to you. I learned that when I'm more concerned about the way I feel about myself than I am about how I think other people feel about me, I'm happier. Trent, if you quit worrying about what you think others think, you'll be happier too."

"I'm trying, but it's hard for me. I never met anyone like you guys. None of you are shy about getting naked around each other or other people. You treat sex like it isn't anything special."

Kim grinned knowingly. "Trent, sex is special to me. With you, it's very special, but not anymore special than hugging, kissing, or just being with you. For me, sex is part of our relationship, not the reason for it. I meant it when I said I loved what we did in the shower. It was fun and you made me come like gangbusters.

"Sweetie, don't let sex get in the way of having fun. Sex should be as much fun as anything we do together. If you're worried about pissing me off because you do something, don't. I may ask you to stop, or tell you that I'm not in the mood, but I won't get pissed at you."

"I know you keep telling me that, but I still worry, Baby."

Kim giggled. She put one of his hands on her breast and the other hand on her butt. "Well, don't! Let's go get some food. That blowjob I gave you didn't do anything for my hunger." She gave him a kiss. "It did wonders for other things though!"

Trent massaged Kim's breast and bottom for a few moments. He gazed into her eyes, returning her smile. "It wonders for me too, Baby!"

Kim and Trent went to the living room. Sally, Tom, and Molly sat on the couch talking. When Kim asked about Jack, Sally told her he went to tell their parents they were going out. Jack came back and they all left for the restaurant in Tom's truck.

* * * *

Jodie tried on several outfits before deciding on a knee-length dress. She took extra time with her hair and makeup, as she got ready to go to dinner with Andy. Jodie chuckled to herself as she tried to quell the feeling of butterflies in her stomach.

It had been years since she went out with a man other than her husband and she felt extremely anxious. Jodie finished getting ready and went to the kitchen to wait for Andy to arrive.

"You look very nice this evening," Sid said as he sat at the table with Jane.

"Thanks, Dad. I'm going out to dinner with Andy Nester tonight," Jodie said. She sat at the table and glanced between her father and Jane. "You don't think it's too soon, do you?"

"Jodie, it doesn't matter what I, or anyone else, thinks. How do you feel about it?" Sid said.

"I have mixed feelings, Dad. I know it's time for me to move on, but I still feel guilty."

"That's a tough one. Guilt is something that will consume you if you let it, just as jealousy will. I know you still have feelings for Hal, but he's dead. Your feelings are of the memories you have of the things you shared together. You'll never have new memories of Hal, Jodie. It's time to make new memories," Sid said.

"I know you're right, Dad, but that doesn't make it any easier for me. I did ask Trent what he felt. He told me he didn't have a problem with me going out with Andy."

Laughing, Sid said, "My how things have changed. In my day, adults didn't ask their kids if they could go out."

Jane chuckled. "You didn't ask Jodie if you could date me?"

"Hell no!" Sid said and everyone laughed.

A knock at the door interrupted the conversation. Sid got up to answer the door and Jodie got up to make sure she looked okay. Jane chuckled and said, "You look very nice. Why don't you just relax and have a good time tonight?"

"Thanks, Jane."

"Hi, Jodie. Are you ready?" Andy asked when he walked into the kitchen with Sid.

"Yes, I'm as ready as I'm going to be. I'll see you and Jane later," Jodie said as she looked at her dad.

Andy and Jodie left the house. He held the door of his car open and Jodie got in. Andy went to the driver's side, getting in behind the wheel. He started the car and pulled away.

"Are you as nervous as I am?" Andy said after a moment.

Jodie chuckled and said, "I don't know how nervous you are, but I'm very uneasy. It isn't because of you, Andy. It's been a long time since I've done this."

"I know. It's been a while for me too. What would you like to eat? We can go anywhere you'd like."

"You decide. I don't know what's around here."

"Have you ever tried garlic crab?"

"No, is it good?"

"I think so. Would you like to give it a try? I know a great little place not too far from here," Andy said.

"That sounds good to me."

Andy drove to the restaurant. He led Jodie inside, waiting for the host to seat them. In the dining room, Jodie looked around and smiled.

"I know it isn't very fancy, but the food is great," Andy said.

"Why do they have sinks in the dining room?" Jodie said.

"If you get the garlic crab, and I hope you'll try it, you'll discover there's no neat way to eat them. The sinks are so you can wash up."

"After dinner?"

"Yes, and during dinner." Andy chuckled.

The server came to the table. Andy asked Jodie what she wanted to drink. She told him that she would have whatever he was having so Andy ordered two beers. The server brought their drinks and asked for their dinner orders. Andy ordered the garlic crab for both of them.

"I like the tablecloths," Jodie said as she ran her fingertips over the newspaper covering the table.

Andy smiled and nodded. "So, how do you like Florida so far?"

"I like it here. Trent is getting along with the kids and that makes me happy. How long have you lived in Florida?"

"I've lived here my entire life. I was born in Tampa, moved to Fort Lauderdale after college, and never left."

"Do you ever get used to the heat and humidity?"

"What heat and humidity?" Andy said and then he laughed. "This is all I know, Jodie. I guess people get used to it though. A lot of people move here. How do you like working for Sid?"

"It's okay. I don't know much about fishing tackle and the like, but I'm learning. How long have you been working for Shimano?"

"I started working for them when I graduated from college. I thought it would be a stepping-stone, but I'm still with them. Shimano is a good company to work for, but I can't go much further with them. If they didn't pay so well, I'd look for something else."

"Why can't you go further with them?"

"Shimano is a Japanese company and I don't fit their mold for a management position. I like being a regional sales representative, but I'm getting tired of traveling."

"How large is the region you cover?"

"I cover the state of Florida and southern Georgia. I travel every other week," Andy said. "I call on stores like your dad's and man booths at sporting good shows."

The server brought two large bowls of garlic crab, coleslaw and french-fries to the table. She asked if Andy and Jodie needed anything else and Andy ordered two more beers.

"Okay, here's how you eat these. You put a crab on the table, hit it with your hammer, and pick the meat out." Andy demonstrated what he said.

Jodie took one of the crabs out of the bowl. She placed it on the table and smacked it with the wooden hammer. She laughed when the juices spattered her.

"I think I hit it too hard," Jodie said as she laughed. Andy nodded and laughed with her.

After a few tries, Jodie got the hang of breaking and eating the succulent meat. She went through several napkins, trying to keep her hands and forearms clean.

"You're right, Andy. This is delicious."

They ate without talking for a few minutes. Andy watched Jodie, smiling at her whenever she looked up.

"How long have you been divorced? Jodie said.

"Ten years. We met in college and were married. I took the job with Shimano and then she started telling me that she didn't want me to travel. We fought about it for a year and then she decided that she wanted to leave me."

"I'm sorry," Jodie said.

Andy laughed and said, "Thanks, I was sorry for a while, but I realized that it wouldn't have worked for us. She wasn't willing to accept what I did for a living. She wanted to change me and I didn't want to change."

"I don't think anyone can change another person. Not and expect them to be happy. Hal, that's my husband, and I used to talk about everything. We both compromised on things when it was necessary."

"You still miss him, don't you?" Andy said.

"Yes, but I think I'll always miss Hal. That doesn't mean that I shouldn't move on though. Frankly, I've mourned him long enough. I've spent the past two years in a funk and it's time for me to start living again." Jodie blinked a few times and took a bite of her food. "Why doesn't a handsome man like you have a woman in his life?"

Andy laughed. "Well, I haven't found anyone I that interests me until now. It took a couple years to get over my ex wife leaving me. After that, I tried to meet someone, but I found it hard. I don't like the club scene so it wasn't easy to find women to date. The few women I did go out with were very superficial and I didn't hit it off with them."

Andy took a bite of his food, washing it down with a drink of cold beer. He grinned and continued. "I even tried one of those services. That was a complete disaster. I just wanted to go out and have fun, but they wanted husbands and fathers for their kids." Andy saw the expression on Jodie's face change. "The three women I went out with had very young children. I like kids, but at the time, I wasn't looking for a ready-made family."

"I guess I can understand that, Andy. Does the fact that I have Trent bother you?"

"No, that doesn't bother me at all."

Jodie smiled as she continued picking meat from one of the succulent crabs.

"So, that's enough about me. Tell me about you," Andy said.

"There's not much to tell. I started dating Hal in my senior year. We got careless one night and I got pregnant. Hal and I were married and we moved to Iowa. He had a very good job so I didn't have to work, but when Trent turned ten, I found a job. We didn't need the money, but I was bored.

"Four years ago, Hal was diagnosed with cancer. He fought hard, but lost the battle. After two years, I decided to move back to Florida. My dad introduced Trent to the fishing team and they accepted him right away. Now my son is happy again."

Andy nodded. "The fishing team is very unique, isn't it?"

"I don't know too much about them yet. They all seem very nice and I like their parents. I went to school with Laura. She's Molly's mom." Jodie chuckled. "I have to admit that those folks have very different ideas when it comes to raising kids."

"How so?"

"Well, for one thing none of them are concerned with the fact their kids are sexually active. They all take it in stride."

"What can they do? If kids want to mess around, they're going to."

"I know. That's what they told me. That may be true, but it was still hard for me to accept. I've decided to let go and let Trent make his own decisions. What do you think of them?"

"I don't know them very well. Shimano sponsors the fishing team and we're going to advertise on the television show if they get it off the ground. One of the things that impressed me is how polite and well grounded the kids are. To meet them, you'd never know they came from money."

"Do you like to fish?" Jodie said. She pushed her plate away and sat back.

"I love to fish, but I don't get to go very often. It's been a few years since I've gone. Work keeps me busy and most of the guys I used to fish with aren't interested any longer. I've considered selling my boat."

"You have a boat?"

"Yes, but it isn't anything like the Lady Guinevere. My boat is a thirty-six foot center console. Most of my fishing was inshore."

"I've never been fishing. Trent said that the team would take me out one of these days. Maybe you can go too," Jodie said and then she smiled.

Jodie and Andy ordered coffee. They sat at the table, talking and learning about each other. The longer Jodie talked to him, the more she liked Andy. He was equally intrigued with her.

"We should get going. You have to be at the shop early tomorrow morning, don't you?" Andy said.

"Yes, but it wouldn't be the end of the world if I went in late." Jodie reached across the table, placing her hand on Andy's hand. "This has been the nicest evening I've spent in a long time. Thank you for dinner."

"Jodie, it was my pleasure. I hope that you'll let me take you out again," Andy replied. He rolled his hand over and held Jodie's hand.

"I'd like that."

Andy and Jodie traded smiles. He paid the bill and they left the restaurant. Andy held the door for Jodie as she slipped into the seat.

"What time do you have to be at work tomorrow?" Jodie said.

"My schedule is very flexible, Jodie. I don't have any early appointments tomorrow."

"I'd like to take a walk on the beach. I haven't done that in years."

Andy nodded and headed toward the beach. Jodie sat quietly, watching him drive. She thought about her deceased husband and their years together. Closing her eyes, she silently talked to Hal, telling him she was finally ready to fulfill her promise to move on. Even though she didn't know him well, Jodie felt an attraction to Andy. She admitted to herself that the attraction was primarily physical, but she also felt something deeper.

Glancing at Jodie, Andy could tell she was deep in thought. He reached across the seat, placing his hand on her shoulder. "Are you okay?"

"Yes, I'm fine." Jodie took Andy's hand in hers and held it.

"Would you like me to take you home?"

Jodie shook her head. Andy gave her hand a firm reassuring squeeze and he smiled at her. A few moments later, Andy parked his car.

Andy opened Jodie's door. She got out and stood near Andy while he locked his car. Taking her hand, he led her to the sandy beach. Jodie stopped so she could remove her sandals.

"I remember coming here when I was younger. My friends and I used to hang around on this beach," Jodie said. "Did you hang around here?"

"No, I grew up near Tampa. My parents and my two older brothers still live up there. Dad owns an insurance agency and my brother's work for him. I have a younger sister too. She's married and lives in Arizona."

"My brother lives in California. He's my only sibling."

"Is Trent your only child?" Andy said.

"Yes. Hal and I wanted more kids, but there were complications with Trent's birth and I'm not able to have any more children."

"I'm sorry."

"There's no need to be sorry. Things happen that we have no control over and we have to learn to live with it. Hal and I talked about adopting, but we decided not to." Jodie took Andy's hand in hers. "So, were you a wild child when you were growing up?"

"No I wasn't. I didn't even date until I went to college. It wasn't that I didn't like girls. I just found other things more important at that age. I hung around with a mixed crowd, but I was never interested in any of the girls for more than friendship."

Jodie giggled. "I was boy crazy from the time I was about fourteen. My girlfriends and I used to do everything we could to get the boys to pay attention to us."

"Were you successful? As good as you look now, you must have been a cute teenager," Andy said.

"I didn't lack for dates once my parents let me go out with boys. Don't get me wrong, I wasn't one of the easy girls. I'd date and make out, but not much more until I was seventeen. Then I met Hal and we started going steady."

Andy and Jodie walked along the edge of the water. A gentle breeze came onshore and the lapping of the waves wet the sand. As they walked along, Andy released Jodie's hand and put his arm around her waist. She did the same to him.

As they walked, Andy tightened his grip on Jodie's side. She snuggled against him, giggling when she stumbled. They stopped for a moment to gaze out at the reflection of the moon on the water.

"Did you ever kiss on the first date?" Andy said. His voice was so low that Jodie almost didn't hear him.

Turning to Andy, Jodie reached up with both hands. She placed her hands on his cheeks, pulled his mouth to hers, and gave him a tender kiss. Andy circled her body with his arms, holding her close.

"I still do," Jodie whispered.

Andy returned her kiss. They continued kissing for several moments before stopping to look into each other's eyes. Jodie smiled, wanting to say something, but she kissed Andy again instead. She parted her lips, stroking his lips with her tongue. Andy opened his mouth and their kiss grew in intensity. The couple hugged each other and moaned into one another's mouths.

Jodie relished the feeling of Andy's body against hers. She realized how much she'd missed the feeling of a man holding and kissing her. Jodie's body responded and she didn't try to suppress it. She ran her hands over Andy's back and pressed tighter against him. Jodie's breasts tingled with excitement as she gently moved her chest against his.

Andy's penis expanded against Jodie's excited body. He moved his hips back, but she followed him. Jodie squirmed against him, feeling his erection against her. She darted her tongue in and out of his mouth as she became even more excited. Andy moved one of his hands to her butt and pulled Jodie closer. She broke the kiss, nuzzled his neck, and moaned as he kneaded her bottom.

"You have no idea how much I've missed this," Jodie said.

"Don't be too sure about that. It's been a long time for me too," Andy replied.

Jodie smiled and nodded. She gave Andy another heated kiss, holding him as tightly as she could. Jodie ran her hand up and down one of his arms, feeling his muscles. She took his wrist and guided his hand to her breast. Andy held her breast for a moment before he flexed his fingers against her firm mound. Jodie moaned into his mouth and leaned into his hand. He cupped her ample breast, gently massaging her. She gasped in pleasure as Andy ran his fingertip against her hard nipple.

A bright light hitting their eyes caused Andy and Jodie to separate. They stood next to each other as the light came closer.

"Is everything okay here?" A woman's voice said.

The light moved out of their eyes so that Andy and Jodie could see the police officer walking toward them.

"Yes, everything is fine," Jodie said.

"You two should get moving. The beach is closed," the officer said.

"Okay, thanks," Andy said.

Taking Jodie's hand, Andy led her toward the street. They laughed and bumped their hips together as they walked. At the car, Andy opened the door for Julie. She continued laughing as she got in.

"That's never happened to me before," Andy said as he pulled away.

"It happened to me, but not in many years."

Andy nodded. He glanced at Jodie, returning her smile. "Would you like to go out tomorrow?"

"Yes, Andy, I'd like that. What do you have in mind?" Jodie said.

"I could make dinner at my house. I'm a pretty good cook." Andy looked at Jodie for her reaction. "Or we could go to a restaurant if you'd be more comfortable."

Grinning, Jodie said, "What are you going to make?"

"I don't know. What do you like?"

"I like almost anything. Why don't you surprise me?"

"Okay. If you'd like, you can bring your suit. I have a pool," Andy said.

"That sounds good to me. What time are you going to pick me up?"

"What time can you get away?" Andy replied with a chuckle.

"Anytime you're ready."

Andy pulled into the driveway at Jodie's house. The moment Jodie got out of the car Andy took her in his arms. She hugged him and they kissed. Andy and Jodie stood outside for a half hour. They kissed, hugged, and talked. Finally, Andy led her to the door.

"Goodnight, Jodie. Thanks for going out with me tonight. I had a wonderful time," Andy said.

"Thank you for dinner and everything else. I'll see you tomorrow," Jodie said.

Andy took Jodie in his arms and kissed her goodnight. She held him close, not wanting the night to end. He released her and opened the screen door. Andy knew that even though he didn't want to go, he should leave. Jodie unlocked the door, gave Andy another kiss, and went inside.

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