A Mysterious Autumn in Aurora It was an unusually cool and dry autumn that had descended over the community of Aurora. Located only a couple of miles south of the New York boarder in northern Pennsylvania, the changing colors of the trees and the crisp, cool fall air were truly something to behold. The fall festivals were in full swing, the kids were all rushed back to school, football season beginning and the leaves on the trees changing and falling with the whims of the wind. At Aurora area high school, Kayla Campbell was just starting her junior year. She was a small petite little thing, no more than 5’-4” with straight black shoulder length hair and a very slender body to match her height. She had a bit of a reputation for fooling around with guys, especially after the summer she had just experienced. Her parents were both unaware of her late night adventures with the boys of this little town, and it was Kayla’s intent to keep it that way. Her father, Joe Campbell was a kind, genuine man who worked as mechanic at the town auto body shop. A well built man, Joe was soft spoken and very intelligent. Kayla’s mother, Sarah Campbell, was short, like Kayla herself, but a full figured woman with long black hair she always had up in a bun. Sarah worked many days and nights at the hospital as a registered nurse as well as helping out at the local food pantry. Between their two schedules, Kayla, their only child, was left to fend for herself on most nights. Kayla hadn't gotten as early a start on experimenting with boys like many of the girls she had grown up with had. Rumor and gossip in the small town of Aurora were both intoxicating and pervasive and many high school girls filled their days with it. While she didn't actively participate in spreading or discussing anyone else’s personal life, she did have ears and had grown up listening to others and their dirty deeds with a growing inquisitive interest. The things Kayla heard at school about other girls and what they were doing in and outside of school, at first, shocked her. As Kayla matured however, her understanding of what was occurring and how her mind was picturing the acts in progress began to both entice and excite her. …and then things took a turn
