Ch. 18

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Water games

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After a while it got a little cooler and we decided to dry and warm up around the campfire. We had also completely forgotten the time. Played disappointed, I said while we got up: "Now I got all the drinks for free", which only earned me a boxer on my shoulder. "Sorry not," she replied, not really seriously either. When we had our things together and, most importantly, she had sorted her clothes again, we ran hand in hand back to the campfire. We were both amazed to see that almost all of the guests, at least those we knew, were still there. "I have to get something quickly. I'll be right back," Steffi said to me and went briefly to a smaller group that she had seen but probably not yet welcomed.

For my part, I went up to David and the others and sat down with my back to the campfire on my blanket that was still there. "So, are you okay?", It was me this time who asked David. He looked at me, nodded and said with a wave of the hand that the two women must have fallen asleep. I asked him more quietly what time it was. He replied: "At 1:30 am we will probably leave soon. What about you?" I said: "I don't know yet. Steffi is just about to get something, doesn't know what she's going to do then." He smiled a little wider than usual, which I commented with a "Most likely not what you're thinking, you whistle". "Thank God you don't know what I'm thinking," he replied, visibly amused. Lars, who had probably dozed off a little too, now woke up with a somewhat louder yawn. "Oh, look, there is our freshly baked Casanova." He tried not to laugh out loud so as not to wake the women. "Yes, exactly, Casanova. I of all people," I replied. "Hey, you were barely 3 hours here and already had a woman in your throat," said David, completely irrelevant. Now we had to laugh a little more heartily. When Steffi also added: "And not just on the neck" behind my back, the calm was over. I replied. "Hey, you were barely 3 hours here and already had a woman in your throat," said David, completely irrelevant. Now we had to laugh a little more heartily. When Steffi also added: "And not just on the neck" behind my back, the calm was over. I replied. "Hey, you were barely 3 hours here and already had a woman in your throat," said David, completely irrelevant. Now we had to laugh a little more heartily. When Steffi also added: "And not just on the neck" behind my back, the calm was over.

My perplexed and frightened expression made not only her but also the other two laugh. Claudia and Andrea, who were just sleeping peacefully, naturally woke up and asked what was going on and whether they would leave. Lars and David said to them: "Of course we can do it. You are here on your bike too, right?" Claudia replied: "Yes, of course. Then let's meet at the barrier or are you staying here?" She asked in our direction. I looked at Steffi and saw that she was probably in a mood of optimism, but could only now see that she was holding a sleeping bag under her arm. To my questioning look she replied: "Actually I wanted to sleep here by the lake today,

The others were already on their way to their bikes, which to be honest with me was fine when I asked Steffi: "If you like, you can come to me. We have the garden shed and my parents will be out early tomorrow Go home, we could sleep there, "with a glance at the sleeping bag.

"Good idea," she beamed. "I don't think I would make it home anymore."

"And I definitely don't want to risk that. Not that someone else steals you," I smirked.

"Is it really just because of that or do you have dirty ulterior motives?" She asked me with a smile.

"If it were so, I wouldn't tell you until I had locked the hut and the door," I replied quick-witted.

"Rrrrrrrr", she commented on my last sentence and gave me a kiss.

"Well, let's go before the others have to wait."

Hand in hand we left the party, which was still in full swing, and said goodbye to the people we could recognize on the way until we arrived at the said meeting point with our bikes.

Since everyone was drunk and probably a bit tired, the trip, at least for us, was pretty calm. We said goodbye to the others and turned into the driveway to our house. I showed her where the garden shed was, gave her the key and said: "Go ahead. I'll quickly get fresh clothes and a little something to eat and I'll be right there." She nodded and made her way to the cabin while I unlocked the front door and found that my parents were still awake. I went into the living room to say hello and actually disappear again when my mother called me again: "What kind of nice perfume do you have on you?" Actually, I just wanted to get out to see Stefanie quickly, but I also knew that I couldn't get around this conversation.