Carefully, she allowed Brian to lead her to a building, gently ushering her through a door. She stepped into the building and shuffled awkwardly to on... side, trying not to fall over while her sense of sight was obstructed. Brian closed the door behind her, and she felt his hand once again, this time on the back of her head, untying her blindfold. Once the blindfold came off, Kate’s eyes adjusted to a different kind of lighting, a bright, white light. She found the interior of the building. 38 pistol. I was familiar with ballistics, but didn’t plan to kill her with it anyway, just threaten, so I wasn’t worried. I again had rags to gag her. When she went inside, I ran to the side of the house, next to the door, and threw a rock through her car windshield. I heard her come through the door and then swear when she saw her car. I stuck the gun in her ear and said in a muffled voice, don’t turn around, bitch. Just go into the house. When she made to struggle, I cocked the gun. " And truly I was. Anything to distract me from thinking about Alex."Thanks." He said as he led me to "A" room. It was warm in the room, I guessed the AC had been turned off since Alex left. He led me to the bathroom where he had some plumbing under the sink disassembled. When he had everything reassembled he stood up to test it. Everything was good. He washed his hands and turned to me. I was standing back, closer to the bath tub.He thanked me again for the help. I thought this was my cue to. Our local theater had already dropped it, so we headed to the next town over. The theater was older than the one I was used to, but I wasn’t going to object.Diane hadn’t said another word the entire trip, at least, not when I was in the car. As I was pumping gas, I saw Katy had turned in the seat to talk to Diane. It didn’t look like they were fighting, so I left it alone. Once at the theater I got in line to buy the tickets but Katy pulled me to the side, took the money, and handed it to Diane.