Sarah's Awakening
After my suitcase was put in the back of the SUV Joshua went to get in when Nate yelled, “No way, little man, she gets the middle. I’m not having your scrawny ass pressed up against me for two hours!”
“I’m not making her sit in the middle,” Joshua responded.
“No, it's fine,” I said, “I really don’t mind.”
Nate grinned from ear to ear and moved over and patted the seat next to him. You could barely call it a seat. For some reason we were driving Joshua’s mother Honda CRV which was a smaller SUV. When Joshua finally got inside and closed the door I was wedged between the two boys.
“Hi Mrs. Harris, hello Mr. Harris, thanks for inviting me. I’m really excited to see the lake house,” I told them