Kaige caught the pack as he tossed it to her. At first, her initial reaction was to bitch at him, but she stopped her own words from leaving her mouth. “Sure. I can handle carrying this. I’m not about to scrap my ass and knees,” she grinned.  It wasn’t heavy at all. With ease, she slide it on her back and kept going. She noticed a few looks as they were leaving, mostly from the other counselors. It was a knowing look, one of, ‘I know what they’re gonna be doing.’ She tilted her head at them, smiled, and asked, “What? Jealous? Dream on.”<br/><br/>She fell in step with the handsome man leading the way. From the start, it was clear he was setting the tone as well as the pace. He was in charge, and if she desired to be with him, she would keep up. The woods were beautiful, but she was pretty sure they would be. From the small area she had already seen, they were breathtaking. There was something about nature that called to her. Perhaps it was the raw, untouched aspect of it she liked. No one had come along and tainted it yet. It was pure and simple. There was nothing there pretending to be something, or someone, that it wasn’t. It simply existed, and the beauty that it held was faked. It was so unlike anything or person in her life that Kaige naturally gravitated towards it finding comfort and solace there.<br/><br/>She didn’t speak for a while into their trip, mostly because she didn’t waste the energy. He did set a rather intense pace. When she finally did speak, it was because there had been a growing need building within her since they left camp, and it had finally come to a head. Kaige could deny it no longer. “Hey,” she called out to him, as she was a few steps behind him. “I gotta piss. Keep going if you want. I’ll head back to camp alone if you don’t, but unless you’re into a girl walking around with piss on her, I’m stopping and going behind a tree.” She turned away from and headed towards the biggest tree she saw. “Another thing.” She wouldn’t look at him. “Thanks….for tonight. Being nice to me and all. Most people ain’t. I piss people off most of the time. Thanks for not….bailing on me.” She nodded her head slightly before starting to head towards the tree again.