Before them was a cavern the scale of a cathedral, held up by rock pillars as thick around as the trunk of a sturdy oak, lit only by a ring of flicker...ng torches that adorned the cave wall. The cave was impressive enough, but that wasn’t the sight that had everyone so captivated.In the center of the room was a mountain of treasure, so large that the glittering coins that made up its mass seemed no bigger than grains of sand. Bejeweled crowns and scepters glittered, precious stones reflecting. "My darling!", Kacey exclaims as she embraces me. We look at each other and kiss on the lips.Kacey and I go to my room and listen to some music on my computer. I have some current stuff like Adele and Lady Gaga, along with some classic music my parents grew up with. I pull up a song by The Bee Gees that my parents love and Kacey and I slow dance. We get real close, my breasts brushing atop hers. And we're embracing, holding hands, and swaying to the music. Kacey looks up at me and I can see. That was the only way to describe it. The neutral tones of grays and whites that could depress the happiest of people. You would think since most people in the hospital had to stay overnight, the people who designed these would add a splash of warm colors. No, none what so ever. All bitterness, guilt, and anger were swept away with the way she looked at him. With so much love. He knew they could get through this and be a stronger couple than ever. He hated himself for not being here for her,. " Connor's coming for me?" I asked, managing to feel hopeful, thanks to Chadwick."Yes, they're getting on a plane. We'll meet them at the airport and get you somewhere safe." Her voice was gentle, coaxing. Something was nagging at me as she spoke, trying to break into the bubble of calm that had enveloped my mind."What about my father, Morgan?" I asked her, the calm giving way to the panic again. "She's coming for him!" I started squirming and Chadwick's grip tightened. They tried to sooth me.