Unless his vision was still not right, he was over a hundred feet away from the cabin. Whatever it was that had hit him was powerful.He took a step fo...ward, then yelled in agony. The pain, the pain from before. The pain from when the reporter's daughter had found something in the woods. It had erupted into a glow that had bathed around her and had done something to him too. At the time, it had felt like a red hot needle had been burrowing its way out of his head, but this time, it felt like his. Mea ek dost hai, wo mere ghar per aaya or bola, are yaar aapne cable wale her fridey ko blue film dikhate hai, or aaj friday he, to tu mere ghar aayega to sath me dekhenge to bahuj maja aayega, me maan gaya or gher walo se kaha ki me aaj picture dekhne ja raha hu, to night ko der se was aaunga, me us ke sath us ke gher gaya, use gher me uska bada bhai aur bhabhi rahe te ha, wo muje dekhar khus hua, or bole kalpesh bade din baad aaye, hum log raat ko 11 baje us ke gher pahucha the, phir phi. "This is not right, I'm in the wrong body," she yelled and then started to cry again. 'Great,' I thought 'I never knew I could cry so much.' Just then I heard a set of screams coming from the other room. Shai, Shauna, and I ran into the other room to see Rebecca bawling her eyes out, as well as Rob, Sarah, and Dave. I ran over to Dave, as Shai ran over to Rob, and Shauna went over to Rebecca. "It's okay, it's okay, just calm down," I said to Dave's body reassuringly. "Calm down? Calm down? How. That stuff was either going to be a kick ass batch, or just the same as the others. I couldn't measure the THC level, so it was purely a guess, but I hoped it was a higher level. I left the alcohol proof at one hundred and twenty.I thought about it and knew I couldn't keep really bad ass stuff in the dry well. I couldn't for instance keep guns and knives in one, but I could keep thing that were unlikely to interest thieves. There were probably things I would come into contact with that I.