[Some would call this "the calm before the storm." A good four, maybe five hours before the countdown hits zero, and camp itself is rather . . . peaceful, in some respects. Perhaps even too quiet, as campers and counselors and alien interlopers either prepare for combat or make their way to underground safehouses. The air is cool, still, and the
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Besides, we have more interesting things to worry about than them after this. Like you telling me how much you're skirting around third base with your boytoy.
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And I refuse to communicate in sport metaphors.
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I know I shouldn't ask, but how's it going between you and Emily?
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