I didn't know what else to do.If it'll be one whole week before I went back, I therefore needed to changeas much as I could. Her clothes, especially..... I mean his clothes, and makehis transition a little easier. Thank goodness I had the alternate set ofclothes with me. I had the feeling that it would start today. After all,Halloween was coming.It was obvious that they had met last night. The change in his eyes and, toa lesser extent, his body. And these were just the beginning. I wonderedwhat. I felt so bad for Kayla as I walked with her, listening to her tell me about her life at home. I had to do something to help her get away from her dad for at least the night. Then I remembered that my parents were gone…“Kayla, I know we just met, but my house is empty for the next couple weeks. If you’d like, you could stay in the spare bedroom for the night at least…”She stopped, and looked at me hopefully, “Do you mean that?”“Of course I mean it, why wouldn’t I?”“Well, if it isn’t a problem. .. takes wear better," he managed."I'll help you find it," announced Ann, looking him straight in his perplexed, burning dark eyes."Of course, come along ... it's back here!" he finally got out, his nearly tremoring voice cracking twice. "It shouldn't take a minute." Yes, then I'll get right at it," Ann heard herself say, while intensive, if timorous, excitement, gripped her as she followed him into the coat room."You ... you've got typing paper in your desk. I saw it when you put your. ”I looked over at the men in the shadows. They kept their heads down and I didn’t blame them in the least little bit. It was like they sensed the debacle soon to follow and they didn’t want to be held accountable for any payback coming their way. I would have done the same thing in their position and staged a full retreat to a safer place away from the chaos of the coming conflict.The fort was the center of chaos as rumors of the Indian uprising spread faster than manure on humid afternoon.The.