“damn” I thought. I stood still a moment to see if it had wakened anyone but the snoring continued. I slipped out into the darkness and breathed a...sigh of relief and fresh air, then reality hit once again. I couldn’t see a damn thing how was I gonna find my way back to the park and then my car? How would I make it through the bush safely without meeting up with some animal, although there are no known bears in that park there are other animals and God knows how terrified I am of snakes, (even. While Amy was driving, I rummaged around the back seat of Kevin's car. I found some old napkins from Burger King and pressed them against the cut on Kevin's face. "That should stop the bleeding," I thought. "Or at least slow it down a bit until we get home." Kevin stirred and moaned, and then he opened his eyes a little bit, though I don't think he was really aware of what had happened to him.Amy parked the car as close to our apartment as she could get given the time of night. With his. They wandered down the hallway rubbing their eyes, weaving from side to side as they went.Bryan lay in bed for a few minutes reflecting on the possible implications of having federal inspectors or worse at the local bank. Whatever was going on or had gone on, there was a serious operation if it took three SUVs to haul them there and they had been present for at least two days. He shook his head, listening to the sound of the running water shut off in the distance. "I hope what I think isn't. Jane was now a healthy young woman not yet thirty years old and very beautiful, now that she had gained weight and had reason to laugh and live.She walked out in the open yard to meet the wagons with Sky riding alongside and Beth in her buggy with the tall gray haired gentlemen in the big blue hat.“Jane, come meet my Uncle from the south, the one that raised me and allowed me to meet and marry Raif,” Beth said as she stepped from the buggy to hug her best friend.“Uncle Teddy, I want you to meet.