"The locks on the doors of the car suddenly snapped shut. Tamarablinked in her surprise, her eyes widening. She was still trying tofigure out why the ...river looked familiar.She then quickly drew out her smartphone and accessed the car serviceapp. Usually, the app would show a picture of the driver's face.The featured driver looked nothing like the bald man keeping the carmoving."Don't try anything stupid, kewpie," the driver then warned. "I willstop the car, and I will knock you out."Tamara. “in” was his only command.Maureen walked slowly into the big soldiers office, “so like the show bitch, like seeing your baby being fucked up the ass?”Maureen tried to be dignified, “what you and my daughter get up to is none of my business!”Mike moved to his draw and pulled out a bottle of scotch, “drink?”Maureen nodded; Mike passed her a glass with a very large measure in it.“well, i guess blue” shocked as she took a small sip of drink Mike had started the game from last year very quickly.“no”. ’ She was looking out of the side window again, fastening the little microphone onto her collar, ‘You just keep saying that I’m -‘ ‘Right,’ he nodded, not looking over, ‘Sooner or later, I’m hoping that just a little of it might stick. In case you’re not aware of it, you’re not in Dodge City anymore. Forget about the way that they made you feel there. In case you never saw the movie about the great and powerful Oz, we’re not in Kansas anymore.’ The ride in got a little rougher and the actual. Very little light made it hard to see. “Marissa, could we put some candles out for some light?” Natalie politely asked her friend. “I saved those for MY room!” Marisa pouted, but knew better to argue with Natalie. She pulled out the candles from her bag and put them in the first floor rooms. Creepy paintings seemingly were staring down from the walls, shadows danced across the floor, and every second there was a noise that sent one or all of the girls into a mini panic attack.“We aren’t.