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mouth. “And what are we going to do on this stroll?”
    â€œThat’s up to you and her,” Carson said, patting him on the back.
    â€œWe’re not going to do anything,” Evian said, although she did stand up. “I’ll take the stupid stroll, but that’s it.”
    The guy grinned like he couldn’t believe his luck. “Are you going to at least talk to me?” he asked.
    â€œJust come on,” she said, taking his hand and pulling him away. She stopped and turned to Carson. “Where are we supposed to stroll anyway?”
    â€œYou have to at least walk to the gazebo on the next hotel’s property and back,” Carson announced.
    â€œThat’s a long way,” Evian moaned. “This game is so stupid.”
    â€œHey, my game, my rules.” Carson threw his hands up.
    â€œFine, whatever.” Evian rolled her eyes as she stomped away.
    â€œThanks, man,” the guy said, scurrying after Evian. He fell in the sand as he tried to catch up with her. But he quickly pulled himself up and scrambled to catch up. We all laughed like crazy. We would never let Evian live this down.
    We did a few more dares, but after a while, most of us were getting bored.
    â€œThis game is dumb,” Sheridan declared.
    â€œYeah, I’m bored with it, too,” someone else said.
    â€œLet’s get out of here,” Princeton told Shay.
    â€œI need to wait on Evian,” she replied.
    â€œWell, at least let’s go up to the bar,” he pleaded. Shay shrugged, then let him help her up to go to the bar.
    Carson’s other friend, Damien, turned to Kennedi. “Hey, pretty lady, can me and my friend buy you and your girl some drinks, too?” he asked, motioning toward Sheridan.
    Both of them looked at me. Then Sheridan said, “Why don’t we all go up to the bar.”
    â€œNaw, you guys go on,” Carson said, pulling me closer. “I have something I’d rather be doing anyway.”
    He looked at me, licking his lips. He just didn’t know. That little dollar-bill trick had just cost him the chance to get to know Maya Morgan.
    â€œNo, I’m coming, too.” I tried to break free from his grip.
    Carson wouldn’t let go of my hand. “Then, we’re all going to the bar.” He flashed a smile at me. “I see I rubbed someone the wrong way and I’ve got some making up to do.”
    Damien didn’t wait for them to reply as he grabbed Kennedi’s hand and pulled her. “Come on, ladies. Drinks are on me!”

Chapter 5
    S o, Carson had redeemed himself and I was actually having a good time. Damien was keeping us entertained at the bar with his impressions of the hottest movie stars. This boy was good, and I definitely could see him on the big screen one day.
    Shay had even been cool, laughing and cracking up at Damien’s impressions. Finally, she glanced at her watch. “Hey, shouldn’t Evian be back by now?”
    I looked at my cell phone as well, since no one else seemed concerned. The guys were taking shots. And a couple of girls were hanging right along with them. I was the only one not really drinking. I wasn’t a prude, but I couldn’t stand the yucky way liquor made me feel so I stuck to my Shirley Temple. Besides, I never needed anything taking me off my A game. Everyone else, though, was getting hammered. Even Kennedi was giggling like some second-grader and Sheridan was asleep with her head on the bar, after only one drink.
    â€œThey’ve only been gone about an hour,” I said.
    â€œYeah, but . . .” Shay shook her head like she was seriously worried. I couldn’t understand how she and Evian had gotten to be so close. They couldn’t be more different. Shay was an around-the-way, new-money girl, and Evian was an old-money princess type.
    â€œBut nothing. Y’all are forgetting where you are,” Carson said, sliding back over to me. He was