‘I should run ... shouldn’t I?’She didn’t move. Until she was given permission, she knew she wasn’t going anywhere. She was trapped—not ph...sically, but until commanded, she knew that she couldn’t do anything. She had to obey ... her whole purpose was to obey.‘No! Don’t think like that!’ the voice continued to cry, but the sound was getting smaller, and only the words ‘don’t think’ echoed in her mind ... When Joe spoke to her, his voice was so powerful and important that it drowned out all other. ” Gabe told her. “That’s where you come in.”“What? No, I can’t. Ill get killed.”“No you wont, The Tanks never kill girls if they got a use for them.”“Kendra, you owe me. I saved your little ass last night, now you get to save mine.” Sean walked up to her. “You either do this willingly or we throw you in there whether you like it or not.” Kendra was now crying. “Lets get her back to our place.” Gabe told them.They quickly got back to Sean’s house. It was getting late. “We plan to leave at eight.. ”“Let’s hope it stays that way,” he says, adding a roughness to his tone.“If that is all, Detective,” she says, putting an end to the questioning, “I do have a business to run and the media is going to have a field day with this murder.”Tori is in the kitchen pouring a glass of orange juice when a small sound breaks the silence of the house. She first thinks that maybe Mio is home, but it wasn’t the front door opening or closing. Her heart begins to pound at the thought. A muffled squeak, the. I pulled back on the bowstring to test its tension and found it to be less than I was used to. Even Clive and Trent’s bows held more tension, but it did make my test even more important. If I could draw back a bow like this one without having an attack, I could be able to better defend myself and my friends. I then pulled the string as if I was taking a shot, feeling the tension grow as I pulled it farther back. I had it almost to firing position before I felt pressure on my shoulder that I.