The large hallway had a number of cardboard boxes piled up in it, evidencing that Rebecca had only been in residence a matter of days. To the right of...the hallway was a large L-shaped sitting room, with a single settee set in front of an unlit fire. There was a window opposite the fire at the front of the house, a second front window further down and a large side window. It was for this room that she had three pairs of curtains that she intended erecting later in the day once she had caught up. “Jake… what’s going on? Who are those two and how go we get out?” Aura whimpered as she clung to her love.“We have to wait…” was his answer as he watched the two battle.Alright well here you go my dear readers This took me longer that I had originally planned, but hey I do happen to have a life and a job so not much can be done about that. I would like to thank all of you for reading and I truly hope that this sated all those questions about why I brought Jake back into the story after the. It was only after he figured out his own condition that he finally considered the situation around him. He knew what the smell was from. It was clearly from multiple dead bodies rotting in the still warm air, compounded by the shit and piss they'd each soiled themselves with. It was cooler than it was when he fell ill. He had no idea what time it was, what day it was, or how much time had elapsed since he'd fallen into incoherence. Clearly it was enough time for bodies to decompose, but not. And we've got Ms Leon back." Well that's some sort of compensation." The Mayor led the way to the green box. She opened the lid.To Commissioner Brown's shock there was nothing inside. "What's going on?" he called to his man. "You said no one had touched this!" They didn't, Sir. I'm sure. My eyes never left it after the Mayor dropped the money off." You idiot you must have been watching her when they lifted it." I can't see how they could, Sir. And honestly, I was watching the box." The question.