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The Hitchhiker

Terri couldn't wait to drop off James in Tampa, they were dropping him off at his cousins house. She was scared, terrified of James. Christina thought he was hott. They eventually make James drive until they reach Tampa. His cousins house Paul and Paula and their son. Christina flirted with James the whole way there. They heard on the radio that a Fort Lauderdale man was unconscious. They stay at James's house and Christina and James make out that night and James tells Christina he is going to go to Cleveland with her. The next day, while they are eating they tell Terri the news of how James was going to go with them the whole wasy to Cleveland. Terri was extrememly mad. When they were leaving, Paul runs out and yells for them to stop, when he does he asks James where his wallet was and James didn't seem to know. Paul accuses James for stealing the wallet and James gets mad and punches Paul as hard as possible and they leave. Terri and Christina fought for a while when they were leaving. Terri and Christina get out and argue on the side of the road. To scare them James drives off and than turns around and comes back it was supposed to be a joke. Terri and Christina didn't find it too funny. So, Terri decides to drive. Instead of Christina sitting in the front she crawled in the back seat with James. They made out the whole time and Terri was really jealous. Christina had always done this to Terri. Christina and James fall asleep and when they wake up to eat Terri tells them how a blue car had followed them the whole way since Gainesville. The car catched up with them and runs them off the road. They get it fixed and go to a motel. That night Terri and Christina got into another argument and Terri left. She went over to James room and said she wanted to talk. Terri apologizes to James for everything she had said and done and kissed James but than she leaves. The next day, Terri was gone and so was the car they had.


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