She moved to the door, and turned the handle, slowly, peering between the edge of the door and the frame. She felt sure something was going to leap ou... at her and dash her hopes of escape. She moved inside the door and saw the way opening up into a large, expansive warehouse of sorts. It was still dimly lit, but it was bright compared with what she’d had to struggle with up until now. This appeared to be the what separated the prison from the main ship. Inside of the immense room was a very. Hesitated, thenstepped forwards, towards me, but still looking in the same direction. Ibegan to turn but J.J. grabbed my arm and pulled me to my feet, then sheturned me around. There was a mirror behind me, and for the first time I saw who I wasactually becoming. I'd only looked at my face in the hand mirror, Irealised. I should have done a little more. The face was still thisslightly newer one, but my figure was different. I still wore the sameclothes, but a little differently. You could see. I got off of the hotel on Sunday. But in the absence of Hemal, I decided for an overtime today and take leave on Wednesday. So that I could service her whole night on Tuesday.She would be getting work off on Wednesday also. So I thought we can make good use of that. I reached the hotel on time and my manager was a little surprised. But as I told him my concern he agreed to it. So I started my work as a normal schedule.Around 4 pm Hemant called me on my mobile. He said that he was unable to. Peter put the phone down and said "Thanks mate. I really appreciate this,it's my brother in law, he's been taken into hospital".Dylan looked up at his dad and asked "What's happened to Uncle Paul?"Peter looked at Dylan and said "Don't worry it's only his hernia playing upagain." Oh, OK." Said Dylan.Peter said "I have to go and look after Julie's daughter Rachel, who youngDylan here doesn't like.Dylan grinned and said "You bet, she is a cow"Peter said "Don't be so cheeky young man. There's.