I bounce in my seat as we near Dunkin donuts and know I’m about to get my caffeine fix. We order through the drive-thru and I get a large ice coffee...to nurse on for the next three hours. I love long car rides and can’t wait to actually wake up to enjoy the ride. It doesn't take long for the coffee to do its work to do just that. I blast the music singing to every song as if I knew all the lyrics like I always do. Duncan can’t help but laugh at my silly attempts. I watch the trees zip by us and. ‘That’s it, Paul, see how easy it is just to follow my suggestions?’ She flashed him a warm smile and leant forwards, getting uncomfortably close. Her wet blouse was clinging to her chest and proving quite distracting as it showed the smooth curve of her breasts underneath. ‘You’ll find the more you listen to me the easier it gets, too, and that’s exactly what I’m talking about. I’m here to make sure your life gets easier and simpler, and the best way I know of that is helping you to let go of. Cindy Oliver was quite an attractive girl. ‘Cute’ as described by fellow classmates. She was always with friends- either partying or playing tennis, she was never alone. But on this hot summer’s day, she was, in fact, unaccompanied. She sat on the couch, watching a switched-off television, while eating popcorn. Quite the combination, she thought to herself and giggled. Everyone liked her giggling. Even she did. ‘It’s so hot’ she said softly. ‘Almost as hot as I am’ she heard a voice from. "Yes, that's what happened. Diane said she was concerned and it just seemed to make sense to me."Ned nodded. "Yeah. Just like she did ta me for a bit." So, what, we just ignore Heather's visions now?" Richie called out."We're not!" Diane protested."Fuck, yeah, we are! Jason said it sounded like we gave it to him in Heather's vision. How's him carrying it all the time gonna help stop that, huh?"Heather looked from Diane to the others. "But ... what Diane said just makes sense, like..." Like.