An ominous breeze seemed to pick up as Sarah's ears picked up some falling debris somewhere below them.  As much as she wanted to investigate, her friends had already delayed her enough already, and their hike was several hours behind schedule.  At this rate, they would have to make camp early at the upcoming clearing and just hang out until tomorrow, a fact that annoyed her.  Sighing deeply as she took the lead still, she thought inviting friends on the otherwise lonely hikes would've been a good idea, but it was turning out that they didn't care for it.<br/><br/>Behind her, some go arounds were going on, but Sarah's primary goal was to start camp as they approached the clearing, unaware of what lay around them.  "Alright you guys, let's pitch some tents and get camp ready," she said as she reached the clearing first, taking her heavy backpack off and sliding it unto the ground.  The girl was tone, yes, but she also had some strength to her, and the slight curvature of her exposed abs just illuminated her otherwise flat stomach.  Turning to peer behind her, she realized they were still on their way, far back down the trail.<br/><br/>"Yeah of course, I'll do it..." she groaned to herself out loud, not thinking anyone would hear her.  She was absolutely pissed, and was feeling less and less inclined to give Mark his reason for coming.  By the time the group arrived, the tents were already half pitched.  "We might as well turn back first thing in the morning if you guys aren't going to pick up the pace..." she said sarcastically, trying to mask her frustration.  "Alright, can someone build a fire?"