Bertha was just taunting and show boating to the crowd.She was swaying her hips and then did the most stiffest of twerks ever against the ring ropes, ...uch to the amusement of the crowd.I was in so much pain, my body was aching, especially my waist, hips and lower back.I grabbed at the ropes and had to use all my strength to lift myself up onto my feet.I decided I just had to get out of the ring, to get as much distance between myself and Bertha.I turned my back on her, and started to crawl. I told Tina to plug her phone in, which she went back to her bedroom to both pack and plug her phone in.Jill went to find Dakota. She wasn’t hard to find as she was on the couch cuddling with one of the CG boys. “Dakota, where’s your phone?”“It’s in my bedroom on the charger,” she said.Jill turned and headed down the hall to Dakota’s room. She unplugged the phone seeing that it was fully charged.She looked up Melanie Jaxson’s number, which wasn’t in there. Frustrated, it took all of Jill’s will. “Besides, the cops told us to keep it quiet. I have enough problems with them. I don’t need to add any more.”“Look, no one’s accusing you guys of not being our friends,” Kim said, shooting Josh a dark look as she elbowed him in the side. “Some of us were just a little hurt that we only found out about what was going on from the rumor mill instead of from you three directly. Especially when you knew the truth because you’d been there. Do you know what some people have been saying?”“Not really,. ' After a short while the program produced the sentence to speak out loud.This time Vincent wrote it down on a piece of paper before saying it.After he said the phrase, a lottery ticket indeed appeared on his table,but the phrase disappeared from both the computer screen and the paper.Now Vincent began to understand that after saying it out loud, the phrasehad to disappear as written form, and could not be used again. What he didn't know however, was that the ticket he now had, disappearedfrom.