Quite obviously showing off my rear. I was so frightened, but I did as she asked. In fact, it seemed that having done so much I found myself committed... like whatever the embarrassment, that I'd agreed to go far beyond all limits at her bequest and to do anything other than continue to do as she says would be to draw attention to the whole situation. To make waves now would be too horrible. Then I heard the door open. Turning my head slightly I could see Ms. Dailey at the door and Leah James. It wasn't easy to see, since, like much of the wall, it was over-grown with vines. There was a bunch of brush growing around it as well. Still, those idiots should have seen it.Greggy and Sam looked at each other."That wasn't there a minute ago," stammered Greggy... _She watched, knowing, actually knowing, what they were thinking as they entered the property through a gate that she herself knew didn't exist. Their hearts were as black as their intent. She watched as, one by one they. Lynn smiled and nodded at a couple of them, trying to crack a smile from their frozen faces. A man nodded back and everyone remained quiet. The elderly gentleman that sat scribbling looked at his watch then up at the many faces that watched him. He looked over at Lynn for the first time in a slow, old man body turn. As if his neck had turned it’s fullest and his frame needed to twist more so that he could see her fully. His warm friendly smile gave Lynn the nudge she needed to breathe again.. After a little I watched as cars started to pull out and guests started to walk out making there way inside. I saw the limo that was carrying the bride's maids and my fiancé pull up but decided to look away before they exited because I didn't want to see her before we got married. As I turned away from the window I noticed how silent the room seemed although I could now hear the footsteps of guests entering the church. After a few minutes had gone by I heard a soft tap on the door and then a.