Then some water and some fruit, and oncenothing at all. I never knew what if anything I would get to eat anddrink when I was in that cell.At last they...hauled me out and I scrunched up my eyes against whatseemed like really bright light. "Are you willing to co-operate,Rosemary, or do we have to put you in another cell with no toiletfaculties and leave you in your own mess for a while?"I nodded. "I'll do whatever you say, just don't put me back in thatcell." And I meant it as well. I was half. Her fat shook with each guffaw like a huge bowl of jello. Her pendulous breasts swung to and fro. She slapped her thigh creating waves that rippled across her pale skin.Not knowing what else to do, Betsy took the time to contemplate the surroundings. She was in the middle of a lush green meadow with a clear blue sky above. There were thousands of Monarch butterflies swarming around the edges of the meadow. They were so thick, that they nearly blocked the trees from view. Dragonflies of a. I should feel triumphant, but I do not. I now hold the key to the magic, but so many things could go wrong." She straightened her head and blinked. She repressed a smirk. "Yes, Jacob. I know you are there. I have known all along." She paused. "So, what do you intend to do now?"Not expecting an answer, as she knew the man could not hear her thoughts, she lowered her hand to her lap and closed her eyes. She continued her one-sided conversation."Ah, yes. My actions today place you in quite a bind.. But that did not stop concern from running rampant through those waiting. Joanna Wright, still her mother despite a radical change in her appearance, was still in full maternal mode."Brianna!" she screamed as Brianna passed through the gate and came up the walkway. Rushing to meet her as the backpack slipped off her shoulders, it fell to the floor with a thumb that spoke of weight she had been hauling for these last few hours. "What happened? What happened to you?"Brianna, having asked herself.