10 Weeks
“Alex.
He came. With a goofy grin and a ridiculous hat and hiking shoes on. Hiking shoes for a two-mile walk.
“You’re overdressed,” I say.
He eyes my tank top and runner shorts. “You’re underdressed.”
I wink. “Hoping I might get lucky.”
He shifts his eyes to the gaggle of campers behind me. “Careful, Kay-Kay.”
I shrug. What are they gonna do? Fire me? They barely pay me anything to sleep in a cabin for nine weeks with six ten-year olds and teach archery five hours a day. Good luck finding my replacement.
“Are you ready, girls?” I call out. I move to the parking lot at the bottom of the hill. “It’s exactly two miles from this spot to the end of the camp road and back. Jo’s gonna be at the back of the group so if any of you get tired, just hang with her and you can loop back with those of us in the front.”
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