Standing up Chadwick helped Alana to her feet. There was a large rumble, that shook the very ground they stood on. His strength regaining, Chadwick, s...umbled a little faster, knowing that they had to get out of the castle. He held onto Alana, who was dragging her feet. They hurried through the tiny corridor and into the massive room, which had hints of silver dust still lingering in the air.Alana stumbled, barely catching herself upon a piece of stone protruding out of the wall. Chadwick and. ”"I know,” he said, nodding. “And it takes courage to leave the familiar for the unknown.”“I know I am taking a chance. I don’t know anyone here and that’s what I wanted--to be a stranger and let the real Molly out,” I said, somehow feeling I could be open and honest with him.“I can help you,” he said. “I think you’re really pretty and sexy, but I also see the frightened little girl in you.”“You do? What do you see?”“I see innocence, shyness, goodness, pain--lots of pain, but I also see a. It all started when my mom called for lunch, I was on a holiday and I was sure I would be alone till night with mom until dad comes from office. Before we started eating, I began the conversation with a shaky. Afraid voice,”mom, how is your morning walk feeling?”She replied in a cool way,“ nice dear, but feeling a bit cold these days, dad told me you have started walking day before yesterday, it’s a good thing .”.I pounced on the occasion “so you do make some things to make yourself hot, I mean. I'm kind of getting thirsty, do you happen to have a drink?" Nicole asked, snapping me out of thought. "No I don't, but I still have soda flavored clothing?" I joked. Nicole laughed. "You are too cute, Tessa." Again, we both fell silent. I couldn't help but wonder if she was having similar thoughts about me. "So how come I have never met you before?" Nicole asked, breaking the seemingly never ending silence."I dunno. I could ask you the same question," I said, smiling. We could now see each.