He had a king-size bed, with a rich dark wooded headboard and foot posts. The room was dimly lit with blue light, and the black satin comforter on the...bed shimmered as I walked by it. He also had blood-red satin sheets and pillow cases. I couldn't help myself and trailed a long fingernail along the bedding, so soft and slippery under my touch. I was startled when Ron made his presence known.He was stepping out of the walk-in closet, wearing a long red satin robe, the sash tied around his narrow. I stepped back inside and looked for a watch. Right. The hotel in Topeka at least had a digital clock, Nashville couldn’t even afford a cheap wind-up Wal-Mart special. It had to still be early though. Not much after ten. I stood at the door for a moment, my hands on my buttons. Why not? I thought. Even if Stacie wasn’t in her birthday suit, why not just open the door when she knocked and be nude? I started to take them off, even got them unbuttoned and halfway to my. " he said."Hey, we're going to be watchin' the tube in the big room here. At least, until Andie gets here and takes over for us." Pete explained. "You need anything you can't find, just holler." Your bedroom has its own bath, so you don't have to share with uncouth types like Beavis here," added Richard. "If you find anything in the closets you can wear, go ahead."Kelly had found his glasses in the bag. Slipping them on he got his first good look around. It was definitely a girl's room. It. The sanctuary was empty, not a soul in sight ... but that couldn’t be, right? Not unless ... no, that wasn’t possible. It just ... didn’t make any sense at all. She was saved. April knew that she had gotten right with God, had received Jesus Christ as her personal Lord and Savior, right? So, no, it couldn’t be the Rapture, not with Pastor Denny gone. She was sure that he and his heathen wife would be left behind, if anyone was. If anyone was less than Christian in their private lives, it was.