Going to an employee changing room, she found clothing and shoes that fit. After that, she simply walked out. I wasn’t impressed with their security...but she wasn’t in a secured location because she wasn’t under arrest or considered a flight risk. Her identification and money were in the room. She couldn’t have taken them without raising an alarm. The employee area used a locked area for valuables. One cleaning employee admitted she had left a ten-dollar bill in the pocket of her, now, missing. There was no feeling of motion.Looking ahead, he could see a bright, white light, which somehow didn't hurt his eyes. As he approached, he could see human figures in the light, beckoning to him."We're losing her!" said the nurse standing next to the surgeon.The surgeon continued working at breakneck speed. This girl had been very unlucky. He had seen people riddled with bullets survive with ease. She had only been shot once, but it might have done enough to finish her. "Just hold on, girl." he. You can just wait and listen." How about I admit I'm trapped then. You think you could pick up the pace a little?" Alright, alright. Just be quiet. I've read up on this. You'll try to trick me if you can. I'm not going to let that happen." You think not? I'm much smarter than you are girl. Much." Lisseth. My name is Lisseth. What should I call you, anyway?" It matters not. You are of no importance. Tell me what you want." It's a little... personal." Oh, now it becomes interesting. Just tell me. We're okay!"One stayed with us. The other three went around back with pistols drawn. There were shots and then screaming. One officer ran around the corner of the house holding his arm. His hand on that arm had been severed at the wrist. "Run!"The remaining officer ran to his car and grabbed a shotgun from the trunk. He shouted, "Get in something and drive away!"I mumbled, "My car. Keys in it." The girls ran me to it and shoved me in back. Taylor jumped in the driver's seat with Rachel beside.