The Camp
“I turned over to check on Liam, but his sleeping bag was gone. It was like he’d never been here. My heart dropped a little, which was ridiculous. I’m not sure what I was expecting. I forced myself on my back and brought the sleeping bag up to my chin. It was so cold outside of my cocoon that I wanted to stay curled up in my bag all day, but I knew I needed to get out and see if there was anything I could help with. And I wanted a shower and had no idea how that was going to work out. The bathro...om situation was precarious enough!
I sat up and gathered my hair into a loose ponytail and pulled on my boots, stringing the laces up again from the night before. I unzipped the door and was immediately greeted by Liam’s orange tent and chuckled at just how close it was, especially in the daylight. I felt exhilarated as I thought about running into him, and then the realization of what I probably looked like occurred to me at the same time. Climbing out of the tent, I walked over to Steph’s tent and she was inside, her door unzipped.MoreLess
I sat up and gathered my hair into a loose ponytail and pulled on my boots, stringing the laces up again from the night before. I unzipped the door and was immediately greeted by Liam’s orange tent and chuckled at just how close it was, especially in the daylight. I felt exhilarated as I thought about running into him, and then the realization of what I probably looked like occurred to me at the same time. Climbing out of the tent, I walked over to Steph’s tent and she was inside, her door unzipped.MoreLess
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