Gabriela worked hard at not letting her excitement show through in her words every time.How much could you really learn about someone communicating th...ough a computer? Gabriela asked herself that question several times and still didn't have an answer. She did know that she wanted to discover more about Seth, though.It didn't even matter how often she told herself he could be lying. She read the reports about the predators and the scammers. Seth was neither and she'd bet on that without any. With a double-check of the courtyard, he walked through the gate only to be surprised again. The air was still, as if it were dead. Sound did not carry and the edges of the building blurred.The exit to the loading dock was through double doors that opened outward. They were twice as tall as Hunter and made of roughly-hewn timbers. The doors would not budge. The office door was newer. It was made of grey metal and had no window. It, too, was locked. Hunter pulled out the two tines that he used. The hosts were Caroline, a friend from Ana’s office and her husband Timothy. I did not meet them many times; but I knew they were nice people…On the night of the party I was driving home from another close town, where I had gone on a quick business trip. Ana told me not to hurry; I could go directly to her friends’ house.I got there just before midnight and it was still in good flow. Soon I bumped into Caroline and she told me she had seen my wife dancing a few moments ago.I took a drink but. "OK," Suzie said as she pulled her other hand out of Kayla's track pants,then slowly stepped away, her eyes still in disbelief.***The night found Kayla sprawled out on the couch with nothing but trackpants on. The remote in her hand, she was watching the 10 o'clock newshalf asleep. Kayla was curled up on an adjacent couch, coffee in hand asshe read an assignment for school. The night floated like a dark curtainmottled with orange-yellow light just beyond the floor to ceilingwindows. "How's the.