"Sorry about the tease," Arlene said as she too hugged Selina. "I just had to. I talked Helen into it. And that look on your face was priceless. But w... love you, and as smart as you are, that may well be the only time we get one on you. You really should have seen your face, though."Doctor Boswell and Melissa put two stacks of program boxes beside Selina's chair. "We thought you might want to load your own programs on your new laptop so you can set them up just the way you like. The wider. The storeroom is down here past this hall where the changing rooms are."Jan looked down the short corridor which ended with the storeroom door. One either side were three doors to the changing room stalls."If this doesn't say trap, I don't know what does." Jan complained."You want me to pull out my gun?" Naw, that'll make this whole sitch even more dangerous." Thanks for that vote of confidence. You stay here if you're so scared. I'll check the changing rooms."Cam opened each door and peered. "I just stared at the strange looking machine, thinking about what thiswould me for me...for my life. It was then that I was hit with anotherspasm of pain and a bout of coughing. I coughed up more blood, a clearsign that my the poison in my body was tearing at my vital organs aswell as my nervous system. I turned to Rice, even more determined thanbefore."Let's get this started," I told him grimly, biting back the pain Ifelt.Rice nodded, then turned to Miller and Vasquez, "Bring her. I might as well kill them now so we won't be bothered while we are gathering Terwillm's and your things," I said, and I was sure the two men in question were the ones now running like hell into the woods."It seems that they are just leaving," Jondah said.I hadn't even considered any actions from my bow-wielding mates but they provided some. I heard six or seven bowstrings twang in the space of three seconds and both the runners stumbled to the ground with arrows in their backs."I guess my mates.