But she decides not to bring it on

Sue: ‘Who are all those people please, introduce me’

Mark: ‘Oh yeah right, this is Eric, Randy and Eddy

They al reply with a harmonious ‘hello’

Sue looks at the group a little shyly.

Mark and the boys take her bags and walk towards the exit of the airport.

To start a conversation Sue askes:

Sue: ‘Do we first go to your house or do we first go to school?’

Mark: ‘We first have some business to do after that we’ll go to my house’

Sue ‘Oh, okay’

They walk out the airport and to the parking garage.

Sue notices it’s much warmer here than at home in London.

Lucky I packed some tops and skirts she thinks

Eddy throws her luggage in the car, which is a Ford Glendive.

She gets in the car ,which is a little stuffed with all the people and Sues bags,

Mark drives the car out of the parking garage and pretty soon he takes a turn to the main road.

*Summer-L.A.-Car-Late afternoon*

Sue sits in between Eddy and Randy and she notices they look a bit strange at her.

She wonders if its because she came out to Mark a couple of days before and maybe he told them.

Sue didn’t really know the proper response to homosexuality in America but she thought most teens weren’t too old-fashioned about it.

They drive for quite a long time and just when Sue is about to ask how long it would take before they go to Mark’s home he takes a right turn.

They drive off the main road to a little sand road which leads into this little forest.

Sue: ‘Where are we going?’

Mark: ‘You’ll see’

Sue gets a bit more worried as it gets darker and darker.

Than the car stops in the middle of nowhere.

The boys get out and they tell her to get out as well.

Sue: ‘No I’ll stay in the car you guys go and do your business, so we can go home’

The boys look at each other and laugh, Sue wonders what’s so funny