I leaned back against the counter and looked around. I noticed there were no windows or clocks in this house so I had no idea where we could be or how...long we were out. I checked my wrist and sure enough my watch was missing. "Damn!" I muttered to myself and took another swig. For some reason this place seemed familiar to me. I heard faint noises coming from the living room and hurriedly grabbed another beer out of the fridge. Going into the living room I saw Lola slowly pushing up on her arms. Her dirty blonde hair was down past her shoulders. She looked absolutely stunning. “Hi!” Ryan said, smiling his winning smile. He leaned forward, catching her off guard with a kiss. Tingles went through her body despite herself. “I just have one more thing to do, come upstairs for a sec.” Charmaine said. She didn’t want her mother coming in and seeing this guy at the door. She was 28 years old and she felt like she was in high school again living here! He followed her up the stairs, more than. Finally the pain gives her an anchor and she knows. Somehow she's at the bottom of a coal mine, trapped under a mile of rubble. How did it happen? She can't remember. She's dying alone. She tries to call for help but there's no air.Wake up, Geoff!If you sleep you'll crash, and who will rescue Anne? Stay awake. Find some radio station. Watch the half-moon skimming along the horizon, the same moon you saw last night. It's still there. It'll keep you going. It's your destination anyway. The silver. “Christopher, go find there office and bring out a chair and something to tie Kevin to it with, would you honey?” Summer asked. Chris walked over , handed her his gun, as she pointed it at Sara still on her knees, and said, “Yes kitten.” He walked to the back and found a small office with an office chair that had armrests, and was on wheels. He looked through the desk and some file cabinets and found a roll of duct tape. Chris threw the roll of tape on the chair and wheeled it out to the main.