The pay phone that Adrianne was at, waiting for his call, was about a block from the motel. Dan called her and told her to start walking east until he...called her on her cell phone. Within ten minutes he saw her walking by the motel. He quickly checked the street but didn't see anyone following her.Dan dialed her cell phone, "You're here Adrianne. Come to room fifteen. I'll be waiting for you."Adrianne walked to the door of the room hesitantly. She was about to knock when Dan took her arm and. I was brought up that way.’ ‘I wish my parents would’ve done that with me. I want to be smart now and have a ‘high form of vocabulary’.’ We laughed. It was nice that I was talking to someone like Elisabeth. She seems like a pretty nice girl to talk to. The bell rang for school’s release from today’s classes. ‘Well, it’s been nice talk to you,’ I said to Elisabeth. ‘I need to be getting home, lots of things to do.’ ‘Why don’t you walk me to my car?’ Elisabeth smiled standing and slinging her. "Then it ... kind of ... all came together, in an instant, and it was whole again." What did it look like?" Alana demanded, her eyes wide with avid curiosity as though she was comparing Holly's experience with something she remembered."It looked like ... a tiny, glowing ... girl," Holly whispered, her own eyes wide with wonder. "A tiny, glowing, girl – with wings." A fairy," Haley suggested, having already shared Alana's memory."Yes! Exactly!" Holly exclaimed. "It was a friggin, flying fairy!. “What about topless?” She suggested anxiously, tapping her fingertips together.“No bra?” Rhys clarified.“No bra.” Cait affirmed.“Ok.” Clearly he wasn’t entirely convinced but was trying to be grateful.“Ok,” Cait said with a decisive nod, committing herself. “How should we do this?”“Uh, you mean right now?”“No time like the present, especially since I already interrupted you.” Cait said, suddenly in a hurry to get on with it.“Ok. Why don’t you sit on the edge of your bunk?” Rhys suggested, and.