’ I started to walk towards the stairs to the apartment when he stopped me. ‘Hey listen, Bobbi Jo isn’t going with me. She’d just get in the ...ay.’ He sighed. ‘If you don’t mind, I’d like ya to stay in the guest room. Keep an eye on Bobbi.’ I just looked at him. Oh you’ve got to be kidding me, I thought. ‘Uh — yeah… yeah, sure. Yeah, that’s fine, man, no problem.’ ‘Oh, thanks, man,’ he said, obviously relieved. ‘I just don’t like to think of her staying here by herself. You know how women. .. I was something of a goth, and an outsider... But now I'm living on my own in New York, just a short distance from the city. I have a good job as a Technical Consultant's Assistant for a Technical Assembly Plant in the Big Apple, and my self-confidence and self-image have greatly improved. But now... to make up for lost time I struggle with my damned shyness--now only a problem when it comes to girls. Argh!! I have to beet it, somehow."Can I help?" comes a voice from my computer."What?. I started talking to her my wife said. We introduced ours self's and I noticed the large diamond on her wedding ring. I showed her mine. She said oh you are married? I said yes , why? She said well honey I was sent here to check you out. My wife said she felt both scared and excited all at once. Check me out , my wife asked. Yes sweetheart the lady said, my brother in law has seen you out here when he was visiting a few times and he's infatuation with you has forced me to meet you. Well my wife. If they couldn't be cured, they figured they'd keep 'em in. They still flourished for a while, turned more humans into their kind. Then, they started running out of soul food. We humans began hiding, fighting back in some cases. And the demons got hungry. The ones that stayed alive preyed on each other. Most of 'em went feral, like horny rabid dogs. The few that stayed sane and healthy isolated themselves. I've even heard of one demon that uses humans like we used money, trading live human.