Otherwise, I might have to look after the problem myself."Garvey smirked, as he always did when she played the employee and employer game. "I have a c...mpromise", he told her, "which might remove the need for that. Come here."Garvey, as usual, was by his desk, and Louise was standing by the door, shorthand notepad in hand. It was, the real world being as it had been, a standard male/female business setup, and Garvey wondered idly, as he watched her secure the lock to prevent interruption,. Anyway she goes on to say to Lady Gordon that the book is acompilation of spells picked to neither be evil in the casting or in theeffect. Something she could play around with without too much worry." Oh that doesn't sound like very much fun." Well I suppose that depends on how you look at it. The author doesn'texactly seem stable, she goes on a bit about getting revenge on herpersecutors and how she'll delight in their anguish as their bones rotbeneath their flesh. Sadly this book doesn't seem. Lonna, for her part,threw the blunt half of the splintered spear-shaft to Melissa."Hold onto this," she ordered. "It might come handy in a fight." R-Right..." For some reason, Melissa looked pale and frightened; shereally didn't have a stomach for violence, it seemed like.If she was really the heroine she'd learn while keeping that gentleness.The road they were walking was going to be soaked in blood before it wasdone."I'll saddle up two horses," Lonna told the group, for now. "Talith, youset. “I’ll be right back mom, can’t you get dressed or something?” He slammed the sliding door closed and went to get his phone. A low guttural growl emanated from behind me. I turned slowly to see my rapist barring down at me, obviously upset I was standing. I slowly knelt down to prevent him from attacking me. But he did, anyway. He lurched up and gripped my hair with his teeth and started dragging me, face down, across the yard. I screamed out in pain and horror, thinking this dog was going to.