The sun was shining as I pushed through the main entrance/exit. It took my eyes a second to adjust. There they were, standing out by the road, waiting.
“Ready?” Amy asked me when I got within hearing distance.
“Sure?” I said, not liking the question on the end.
“Are you going to play in that?”
Play? Play what? “Yes?”
“Okay then, let’s head out. Did you drive or do you want a ride?”
I pointed at the bike rack. “I rode.”
“Nice,” Rissa smiled. “I didn’t know you were green.”
Not green, just didn’t have my license yet. I’d missed my appointment to try for my driving permit - that was supposed to happen last Friday. Instead I’d spent the day lying in the woods getting rained on. What a great trade. Not that I was going to tell her that.
“You can ride with us. My dad set up a great cour
