Arrival

A sleek black 1968 Ford Mustang, roared across the street as its driver continued to drive across the open road, causing the two girls sat in the car with him to roll their eyes at the teen.

"What?" Peter shrugged at Hollie who was sat in the passenger seat and briefly glancing over at Sara who was sat in the back.

"You can be such a guy sometimes." Hollie commented.

"Like your insistence to drive us all the way there." Sara added.

"You girls wanted to drive. Said it would be fun and I have a really good car," Peter told his friends. "Just don't go hating on my Mustang. This car's given me a lot of fond memories," Peter said as he briefly thought of the busy blonde, he lost his virginity to and christened the car with after the girl's father gifted it to him as a reward for helping with the repair work. "And it's a classic." Peter added as he tapped the wheel.

"Do you two need to be alone? I'm sure if we message Elsa, she'd take us the rest of the way." Hollie sarcastically responded.

"Shut up!" Peter jokingly spoke causing both girls to laugh.

"Are you sure we aren't lost though?" Sara wondered. "This doesn't look like Drygully at all."

"I'm sure and if we're lost you can blame our captain. Demi's the one who gave me the location." Peter shrugged.

"What's your problem with Demi, all of a sudden?" Hollie curiously asked.

"I don't have a problem with her. Demi's awesome... It's... I guess it's this challenge..." Peter shrugged. "Miss Stoughton told us it's very hard to win this thing and it will test us in ways we won't realise and she told Demi about this challenge..."

"You're jealous!" Sara said in realisation. "You're jealous that Miss Stoughton knew this challenge was coming up and told Demi about it, not you!"

"No, I'm not jealous!" Peter defended.

"Sounds like something a jealous person would say." Hollie interjected causing Peter to glare at her.

"You're jealous that that Miss Stoughton thinks Demi's more capable of leading us to victory than you." Sara teased the teen.

"I'm not jealous, alright? And Demi's a perfectly capable leader," Peter shook his head and looked over at the road before taking the next turn. "And look, we've arrived."

Pulling up to the location of their mystery competition, Peter parked his car right next to the car his sister had brought herself, Demi and Zara in before climbing out and looking around the nearby area.

"Okay, now that we're here. What's next?" Elsa asked Demi.

"Oh, I can take it from here," A familiar voice called out causing the group to look in the direction of the voice and discovered a vision of beauty in the blonde haired, blue eyed college student, who was taking advantage of the outdoors and was wearing a very short denim skirt that hugged her curvy ass and a white tank top that barely contained her large breasts. "Bet you weren't expecting to see me."

"Kelsey?" Demi said in surprise at seeing her older sister present. "What are you doing here?"

"Making sure the Raiders actually win. And you little sis, you didn't bother to tell me you entered this competition." Kelsey responded before looking at the team her sister had brought with her. "Not bad. It's good to see you all again."

"You too, Kelsey." Elsa replied as she greeted her best friend's older sister, followed quickly by the others, the last of whom was Peter.

"Peter Grayson, my sister actually convinced you to come." Kelsey told Peter before pulling him in for a hug which didn't surprise the teenager since Demi's older sister had been just as friendly to him, ever since she took his virginity a few years ago and helped hone his sexual skills since.

"Well, they'd be lost without me." Peter joked as they broke their hug.

"Hey!" Demi playfully shouted. "We'd be fine."

"Sure you would, little sis," Kelsey replied before whispering over to Peter. "Come find me later, huh? It's been a while since I've felt that big dick of yours."

"You got it." Peter whispered back.

"Alright Raiders, are you ready to see the place you'll be calling home for the next week?" Kelsey called out. "Besides I won't be the only familiar face you'll meet this week."