Today, I couldn’t help but feel that the whole seemed to have been painted in a bloody tinge, as I looked out of the window of my room towards the s...tting sun. Like always, the setting sun seemed to be experiencing the same emotion as myself. A perfect encapsulation of the dread, the nervousness, and the weird excitement I felt at the prospect of the coming war. No matter my emotion and state of mind at any moment, I had always thought of the setting sun as beautiful. Today, I couldn’t wait for. But all these fighting blades are kept honed to a razor edge that’s sharp enough to do the job.” I smile, and nod at Tora and Kira. Tora has also taken her sword out to show them, and Kira is standing beside the case.The man with the cloth grins, and he tosses the cloth in the air. I let it rise, and when it starts to open up while it falls I step forward as I swing my blade at it in an upward stroke. They all gasp when I cut the cloth clean in half, then step back. When I do Tora steps forward. That day after a chit chat she left and i wen tout to meet my other friends. When I came bak around 9pm, I saw Sheela auntywaiting at my door step. It was quite dark and hard to recognise her. I asked her the reason for been here so late and she saidthere is nobody at her house, kids are away for vacation and husband must be drunk somewhere. She didnt have the keys to her house. i immediatley welcomed her and offered tea.I asked her to have dinner and stay back for the night and she can return. Adoré arranged for another little 'surprise' for Anita. It was enough. Anita ran, leaving a note for Claude that she'd had it and was 'going home to mama.'She 'ran' right into a trap.After three days in a tiny basement room, with cement walls, a faucet and a drain in the floor, and a ceiling light that never shut off, Anita was ready for anything.What she got was Joe D'Albert. Joe took her to a nice room, bathed her, caressed her, and finally took her. He kept her for forty-eight hours..