In those six months Harry had changed doctors, flown her out to bigger and better medical institutes, but even the best of the doctors could not preve...t the inevitable. He remembered Dawn telling him how they would leave some papers on the table for him and when they would come in later, they would find them undisturbed and Harry just sitting staring at his laptop screen. On their insistence, he had visited doctors who prescribed some sedatives. "He ... he ... it was as if he had lost the will. The dogs seemed to like it, and seemed more settled down. The trail had turned into a strange, ghostly landscape, eerie in its appearance, strange to see and experience. Once their night vision became focused, they became entranced with how the dog's breath created halos over their heads. They ran quietly, except for the whoosh of the runners, and the occasional jingle of a harness. The rabbits were out in force in the night, and every now and then, they felt their teams surge when a rabbit. That bitch! “I did not want to just not see you again.” “It is a stupid rule,” she declared, how can it be illegal once side of midnight and fine the other?” “Try telling it to the judge,” I muttered. Her expression suddenly brightened and she leapt up, grabbed a photo off a shelf, brandished it at me. “I see! Clever you!” Clever me, the photo was of a bunch of girls in their best, Lisa in the middle, in the back, a banner. “Happy Sixteenth Lisa!” She put the photo back, toes off her trainers,. In doing so, not only does she fall down the other side of the hill but her left shoe pops off her left socked foot and remains on the top of the hill.In the distance a tall guy who looks to be on the football team saw what happened and begins running towards the hill to help Chloe. Chloe was now sitting up with a hand rubbing the back of her head scolding herself for her clumsiness. The tall guy who reached the top of the hill asks her, “Are you all right? Are you hurt?” Chloe then replies,.