I walked us back to the cabin which took about an hour and a half because we were running for about a half hour. When we finally got to the cabin I pu... Sara into my car. Then I walked into the cabin.“Im taking Sara to the hospital. I will be back soon.” I said“What happened?” They said“She may have broken her ankle.” I said“Don’t worry, it is not bad.” I added I went back to the car. I drove to the nearest hospital which was about tem minutes down the road. I we got there and I ran in to get a. "David grunted, well aware of how unprepared they'd been for the distraction at the time, but still curious about whom they were meeting, a little nervous about it as well. "So what can you tell us about this Peter kid?" he finally prompted, still trying to fight off his exhaustion following the marathon with Betty over the past several days. His eyes still felt gritty—about all he'd had time to do was to scrub and disinfect himself, trying to rid himself of any contaminants remaining on him. She jerked awake to the sound of two metal objects striking against each other. 'Is somebody in the kitchen?' she wondered. Elaine stretched, suppressing a groan as sore, cold muscles silently shrieked in protest at lying on unyielding metal deck plating. 'I must have fallen asleep, ' she realized. 'Gods, I could've been captured in my sleep and served up for dinner to these slime balls.'It really wasn't likely that; even if she was captured, no one could keep her locked up – unless they were. ‘You can’t win against me.’ she said, tracing my fingers with hers. ‘You’re either not interested or a frigging pedo when it comes to someone like me.’ I stroked my cheek gently against hers. ‘I can disprove the first easily to you, just not the second.’ She pointed at her glass. I took it, handed it to her, filled it up again and she sipped it silently. ‘Would you try the second?’ she asked eventually. ‘If I knew how to do it.’ ‘And the first?’ I held her a little tighter. ‘Isn’t this obvious.