"The problem is that we will cross her course about 100 klicks ahead and above her," I said."And?" Sam prompted."Stealth mode masks us from sensor det...ction in all but the infrared and visual spectrums," I explained. "We are beating the infrared by not running our drive and creating a big heat plume. However, at that range, they will be able to faintly detect the heat of our life support. While it's not uncommon to pick up such faint readings in space, we will be clearly visible to anybody. There's some really weird shit here."Donna drove Anna's car when they headed home. It took Anna a while to be able to describe what happened, but she couldn't explain it."When I saw the field come down, I looked for you guys. At first, all I could think of was you're gonna miss this. I TOLD you to meet me here at 11:30."Stacy defended her and Donna's actions. "There was a sale at Dooney and Burke. How can you not go?" I guess it's just as well you weren't there." But why didn't YOU go?" I was. Everyday he would stand by her locker and tease her or he would leave mean and cruel booby traps. Life had been hell. After he graduated, Charmion had hardened and focused on school. She went to Brown University and learned Spanish, French, and Italian. She had double majored in art history and chemical engineering. She had also bloomed. Charmion was breathtaking, regal. She had learned to tame her ebony locks. Her curls now fell down to her bottom. They cascaded like a waterfall. She had. The worse thing to happen in the last year was that old man Robert’s cat got stuck in the tree outside of the middle school. All this was about to change. Misfits Night, an annual masquerade ball held at The Fire Excape, marked the beginning of a chain reaction that couldn’t be stopped. The Fire Excape was a warehouse on the outside of town that had been converted into a two-story club in the 1960’s. These days there was dancing on the first floor, where the modern sounds of hip hop and rock.