Sobbing in frustration, Kristi picked up the phone and called her best friend Sarah, the only person up till now that had believed her when she had sa...d something was going on. For a while Sarah had even spend a few night’s sleeping on Kristi’s sofa to make sure that nothing had happened. After more than a week, Sarah had gone back to her own place having nothing happen while she was there. Though Kristi had begged her friend to stay a few days more, Sarah had assured her that there really was. It was that long before the three thugs registered that something wasn't right and stopped firing for a moment."I think you missed, guys," Terrell taunted them with from the safety of her bulletproof shadow.A dozen rounds more had equally no effect."Now you're only pissing her off," Terrell derided them.Frustrated and goaded they emptied the remaining rounds in their magazines at his voice, to no further effect."My new girlfriend hates two sorts of men," Terrell's mocking voice informed them.. “Come on we’re going to a beach party with my friend,” she says.“Ok,” I say back. I can’t argue with a goddess.We wait out front, as an old truck pulls up and we get in. Rachael in the middle and me on the other side.“Hector this is DW,” Rachael says to Hector.“Hey DW, good to meet you man,” Hector says.I say the same. Hector is a Latino guy, the same height and weight as me. Short black hair wearing shorts sandals and a pink tank top. We all talk about school and why I’m here. Hector is a. A sharp pain dug through his middle; he had to eat. He put off any decision until he had had food. He whispered in Ceema's ear and she nodded in agreement. Taking Shasa with them, they ran through the raging concourses for the packed stairwells. Benni offered up a momentary wish for Family Khan's moving platform and then dismissed the idea as futile.They raced up to Level Five only to be surprised that even that level had gone into lockdown. People there were rushing for the kiosks and bodegas.