The solitary beach had a nice breeze to it. This time it was night time. The soft night air felt good against my skin. That’s when I noticed what I was wearing. I was in a black sports bra and black booty shorts. Not my regular attire, since I didn’t like exposing my body.

I saw the person I was looking for sitting at the shore. She was wearing an outfit exactly like mine except it was white. Why is it white? I hate white.

I ignored it and walked over to her. She turned to look at me and smiled. Wow she looks so beautiful underneath the moonlight. I sat down next to her on the sand and said, "hey T."

"You came back pretty fast," T said.

"It’s different this time," I said looking at my surroundings, "it’s never nighttime when I come here and I’m always wearing more clothes. This is the first time it has changed in 150 years."

"That’s because your life’s about to change," T said.

"It is? How?" I asked.

"Not every question can be answered for us," T said, "you may answer some questions for other people, but there is no one to answer those questions for you. You have to answer them yourself."

"I thought you were supposed to answer my questions," I said with my best Porter smile.

"In 150 years I’ve only answered one question, and it wasn’t even a complete answer, just an initial," T said.

"An initial? Meaning your name starts with T! See you’ve answered another question!"

"No Bette, you answered that yourself."

"Come on T," I pouted, "at least give me one more answer."

"Hmm," T said with a mischievous glint in her eye, "only if you catch me." With those words she sprinted into the water and I quickly followed behind.

She was a way faster runner, but I was a much faster swimmer. Eventually she couldn’t run because of the water resistance and I swam to her. I gripped her around her waist as she squealed.

"Gotcha!" I laughed pushing her back flush against my chest, "now tell me."

"Hmm," T said turning around in my arms, "I’ll tell you all you need to know, but I need a kiss first."