And this was just the beginning of a series of calamities that changed Eugenie's previously settled life forever.The village of Harston was also smitt...n by plague. Eugenie was told that almost every village in Lincolnshire was similarly blighted. She could contact her family and friends by phone but as each day passed by the news only became worse and worse. The plague killed each and every one it came in contact with. Not a single person in her household survived. Every man, woman and child in. "I think you need to start from when you bought that ugly truck," Francisco said. "Bee and I have heard bits and pieces, but we would really like to hear the whole story."Caleb began recounting the events of the previous Monday and Tuesday. It didn't take him long to give the highlights verbally. All the details behind the verbal words were passed by Al to the other Companions, and their hosts. Short stories gained a lot of depth when the story-teller is communicating verbally and mentally."Kim. He started to walk across his prison, he noticed that the wall that was entirely white had an indented area where there was a knobless door. Where was Jess?Almost on cue, the door opened, and in came two huge men with Jess in between them. She was covered from head to toe in some strange goo. One of them was bald. They gently lowered Jess to the ground, she was sobbing.Jason started to run to her when the bald one called out to me, "Hold it there." Jason looked up, "What did you do to her?" She. I was seven, andfelt like I was too old to cry, but I did. I was afraid, for myparents, and myself. Then, the chamber reopened, and men in strangeuniforms and masks dragged me out. I fought with as much fury as Icould at my age, and considering the training I had already begun toreceive, I did some damage to a few of them, before they managed toinject me with something, and I went limp. I didn't go out right away,so I saw that there were others carrying my parents, and going outsidethe.