He drove back into the city stopping outside an old apartment building. He carried her still wrapped in the blanket to the basement he had rented and...refurbished for this one night.She started wake up as Jason set her down on the bed and tied her hands to headboard. He locked the door and typed the lock code into the keypad. He then set up the camera so it had a full view of the bed and the table with his toys. Jason then put his mask on and turned to look at the now fully conscious and. So, why was I so sad?It was over. Actually, it was over the second Tammy said she didn't see us having a future. I had just been enjoying the interlude between knowing it was over and it being over.The sadness was kicking my butt.If I didn't change my situation I was in danger of sinking deep into the depression I'd been running from since Beth Ann died.And then the phone rang.It was Mr. Bell. That couldn't be good. "Brian, my boy," He said so softly I knew it was really bad. "I just got off. She followed everywhere the kids went to and cleaned up whatever mayhem the kids left in their wake. Discarded paper cups, broken plastic cutlery, crumpled tissue, Melissa had picked them all up without a fuzz. In fact, as I observed from afar, she almost looked like she’s enjoying it.Charlotte was the director of operations. She basically single-handedly managed the crew of waiters and waitresses and delegated tasks from sending out food to refilling condiments with exceptional mastery. I. After breakfast I decided to go for a drive. I headed to the beach to see if any of my friends were there. I walked on to the boardwalk and looked but no one was there. I sat on a bench to rest and just watch the ocean. Really not paying attention to people going by I didn’t see her come up to me. It was the girl from the sorority house. She said she was sorry to not have said anything to me when I saw her. She introduced herself to me. “ Hi my name is Becki. I couldn’t believe it she was also.