Disclaimer: As much as I'd love to say I know Joss, I don't. Neither do I have any connection to any of his work. =o(

Authors Notes: I feel like I rushed the last chapter. I wished I had included a bit more. (see my own comments from Part 4 if you'd like details)

Anywho, this chapter is suppose to do two things. First, hopefully give reasoning behind Kaylee snapping at Simon in the last chapter and secondly, fill you with suspense. Let me know how I do on accomplishing those! Thanks!

Right and Wrong

By KaySky

Part Five

Kaylee laid underneath Serenity crying. She knew she was wrong for lashing out at Simon. Simon just didn’t know their history. He didn’t understand why the thought of Anya being anything other than completely honest with her was obscene. Kaylee put her wrench down and leaned against the wall letting her mind wander.

It wasn’t that Kaylee liked getting in trouble. Trouble just had a way of finding her. It was a great summer. She was fifteen and independent. Most of her time she was helping her daddy out at the shop, but once the sign turned to close Kaylee was running out the door to meet Anya. Like clockwork, they would always meet deep in the woods by the creek. It was there secret spot. Nice and quiet. No one was around for miles.

When Anya showed up that Friday afternoon she was surprised to see Kaylee had brought a boy. Boys weren’t allowed. The spot was supposed to be private. Anya was mad, but she wasn’t going to hold it against Kaylee. Boys like Billy Jackson had a way of playing with girls hearts. She remembered hearing someone once say love made people do stupid things. She’d let this stupid thing of Kaylee’s slide by. The second stupid thing… Now that was a whole different story.

At the end of August, the town always had a festival saying goodbye to summer and hello to fall. Cleverly named, it was called the, Summer Fall Ball. Every year since they were five Kaylee and Anya had gone together. Anya was a little hurt when Kaylee told her Billy asked her to g