Adams unloaded on you. He's got some real problems."But I wanted to thank you for the dance ... and everything else!" She reached down and gave me a q...ick kiss. As she walked away I noticed her wardrobe had changed. No more outgrown—outshrunk?— clothes, just a t-shirt and jeans like everybody else.As we walked out of school something that had been running around the back of my mind all day at school finally popped to the front: There had been no announcement about Adams! The one thing that was. He’d want you to have them.’ With that, I started crying again. His mom was now fighting tears and hugged me, covering her clean clothes in dirt and dried blood. In other circumstances, I’d probably rail her on the spot, but this was no time for that. ‘Thank you,’ she said simply. I walked around to all the other families of the deceased and gave them their kids’ dog tags. Most started crying. Then the doctors came in and told us the damage. Cody had a broken leg and a minor concussion. I had. "Did you enjoy it?" I asked."That's beside the point!" she protested."No, that is exactly the point," I said. "If I said something to your husband to make your life better, then you should thank me, not hit me. I may have said something, because I thought it might make all of you a little happier. I don't expect that you and Jake will move into a relationship like Becky and I have, but a little fantasy goes a long way." Well, I didn't mind playing with him, though I suspect he treated me. Oak ignored them, grasping the doors. Metal bent and crunched as he pulled the doors open, damaging the door frame itself."The door automatically goes back up. He'll never be able to get out that way." Craig said as he actually saw Oak reach up and pull himself out of view. Rushing forward Craig looked up the shaft to see the Primal climbing his way out with his bare hands."He's actually digging his fingers into the walls for purchase!" Craig cried out."I would recommend letting him go. I.
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