<span style="color: #BF0000">The modern world seems to be lacking something for you all. No matter what you try and do there is always something that just seems lacking in your lives though you are not sure about the reason why. Now you are feeling the urge to return to that summer camp where you had spent your youth with your friends. Why you would want to go back to that place you are not sure but the urge is becoming ignorable and you just need to go and get it out of your system. Perhaps then you will be able to continue on with your lives? Perhaps this is the something that is lacking?</span><br/><br/><br/>Music blared in her ears as she jogged small calf burning steps to the gym. Her brown hair bounced with every step. Her breathing was steady as she made it to the door, completing the three mile jog. Opening the door to the gym a blast of cool air welcomed her. â€œGood morning Jaynna.â€ The desk clerk said with his chirpy feminine voice.<br/>â€œHello Jeremiah howâ€™s Ben?â€ Jaynna always asked him about his boyfriend when it was his day to work morning shift.<br/>â€œHe sprained his ankle coming down the stairs last night, heâ€™s such a drama queen, but Iâ€™m taking care of him even though he protests being fussed over.â€ His eyes sparkled as he spoke of his lover.<br/>Jaynna continued walking past him and finally made her way to the ladies locker room.  There she took a quick warm shower and slowly cooled it so that her body would not be shocked by the sudden change of temperature. Turning the nozzle off Jaynna towel died, tied her hair back then got dressed. Her black spandex shorts covered her firm bottom as her tank top help her c cup breasts in place. Making her way into the weight room she noticed a new person. She lived in a town that wasnâ€™t large, but was not too big; it ran off of the tourists that visited in the summer season. The time was 5:30 and was normally empty for Jaynna to use all alone, but because of this new visitor she had to share. That was a bit agitating to her as she was used to routine and this man was screwing with that. Not wanting to share a room with another person she walked through to the Bag Room. Dropping her bag to the floor Jaynna soon followed and pulled out her gloves. Strapping them on Jaynna rose and began punching the nearest hanging bag. Her agitation from a few moments ago soon diminished as she lost herself in the workout of punching and kicking the heavy sack. She was giving it another kick and stumbled back when it didnâ€™t move much. Keeping from falling she placed one hand on the ground and looked up to see the man from earlier holding the punching bag in place. His brown hair fell in a sweaty mess around his face. Blue eyes peered down at her. There was no communication. Slowly Jaynna regained her feet and stood up the man stood ground and held the bag. Jaynna knew what he was doing; he was steadying it for her so that she could get better hits. Furiously she kicked at the bag. Her anger climbed and the punching and kicking got harder, but the man remained holding on. A strand of hair fell out of the pony tail and into Jaynnaâ€™s face. She stopped and blew the strand to the side, leaned down picking up her bag, and turned walking away.<br/><br/>A lot of her anger was gone by now, she was just more annoyed by this manâ€™s persistence as he jogged up next to her.<br/>â€œHey, Iâ€™m Kent. I believe weâ€™ve met before, at summer camp a long time ago.â€ He said still walking beside her until she stopped abruptly. Facing him Jaynna checked him out. He was a decent guy. Strong build, broad shoulders, a great smile, but she just wasnâ€™t interested.<br/>â€œIâ€™m sorry,â€ she started, â€œbut if that is the line you use to pick up girls you should definitely find a new one.â€ She didnâ€™t try to keep the annoyance out of her voice and turned to walk away again.<br/>He called out her name, â€œJaynna! Donâ€™t believe me go back to the camp, youâ€™ll remember everything.â€ He pestered on and she was just tired of it. Almost to the ladies locker room she whirled around as soon as he finished, but the man wasnâ€™t there.<br/><br/>Jaynna continued through her day. It was hot in the shop, but she didnâ€™t mind it. This is what she loved doing. She had been working for a couple hours on the 65 Ranchero they got; it needed a lot of work. As she was just finishing up she glanced outside to see a bus pass by that read<span style="font-style: italic">Summer Camp</span>on the side. She was then reminded of the man from earlier this morning. His words still rang crystal clear in her head.<br/><br/>That same night Jaynna went home and packed. She started up her â€™65 Thunderbird and drove her way to the old summer camp that held so many memories. As she drove the long dark winding road she thought about her friends that she lost touch with. Her life became routine so that she forgot all about the rest of the world. Thinking about the boys and the camp she tried to remember what all happened there. She could recollect a few pranks and late nights, but nothing too special. Why was the summer camp a strong memory as the best time of her life?<br/><br/><br/><span style="color: #BF0000">Night fell fallen upon the group seemingly soon after they all arrived and it was Karma's idea to start the fire, no surprise there, still the dark woods that once held such promise and joy for you all suddenly feels dark and oppressive. Almost like there is something or someone out there watching you all and it is only the light of the fire that is keeping whatever it is at bay. <br/></span><br/><span style="color: #BF0000">The silence of the dark world of the camping surrounding you causes the sensation of fear and unease. So as a means to try and 'fight' back against it all you take the time to catch up, itâ€™s been years after all and perhaps together you can fill in the gaps of each otherâ€™s memories?</span><br/><br/>The damned car over heated after a couple hours of driving forcing her to pull over. It was going to get dark soon so she pulled the mag light out and began walking. She shouldnâ€™t have been too far from the location and she wanted to be there before dark. With the flash light in her hand Jaynna finally made it to the camp site. The old sign read<span style="font-style: italic">â€œWellâ€™s Summer Campâ€</span>. With a smile on her face Jaynna pulled her hair up and trekked forward. After coming to the top hill she looked down, seeing a large bon fire in the middle. Way down there she spotted someone moving. The camp couldnâ€™t already be started. Jaynna made her way down and as she got closer noticed two people fighting. The closer she got the more she was able to see; it became obvious that they were sparring and that the two were her best friends. Excitement filled her and she ran to hug Kai, the closest one, and then DJ. She was elated to see the both of them as it had been far too long. Stepping back she took a look at the two. She smiled then hugged them both again. Kai let out a sound of appreciation for her then al turned as footsteps came from the main building. Jon made his entrance. He looked very successful and well dressed; soon Jaynna heard shouting from behind her and whirled around to see Jason. She was too excited to wonder why they were all here at the same time, and couldnâ€™t help but feel as if the group wasnâ€™t complete. No other names came to memory so she shook it off. Noticing that the night was descending upon them Jaynna was first to suggest a fire, and before anyone could say anything went over and got it started.<br/><br/>Sitting by the fire the group sat in awkward silence until Kai broke it. She listened to DJ, Jon, and Jason then when it came to her she got nervous. But why? These were her guys, well at least they were. She had the thought<span style="font-style: italic">You donâ€™t know these men anymore</span>â€œWell Iâ€™ve been working as a mechanic in my Dadâ€™s shop. Iâ€™ve been keeping fit. And well thatâ€™s it really; life has been kind of routine. I donâ€™t know why I came here tonight since itâ€™s not my norm, but I did and Iâ€™m glad too.â€<br/>___________________________________________________________________<br/>All too suddenly the night grew heavy. It felt wrong and the fire was blown out. Pitched into blackness Jaynna shook. Her fire was gone and she knew that was the only thing that kept the impending doom at bay. She didnâ€™t really know what was going on, but she was legitimately freaked. She tried to look for the others and heard them shuffling about too. With her arms out in front of her she tried to find someone but was too frightened to move. A flash of light Then when a loud roar shook the very ground she stood on it made up her mind. Her lean legs quickly followed behind Kai and ran with the rest. Jaynna checked her breathing and made sure to keep it level so that she could run to her full capacity. She didnâ€™t want to fall behind and be a burden. So picking up her pace she made it right up next to Kai. Seeing outlines of branches and bushes she easily evaded them. Jaynnaâ€™s eyes scanned the tree lines. She had no idea what was going on, but was too afraid to speak to the others as they trustingly followed the mysterious orb deeper into the forest.