Obviously, he is awake. The bathroom in my room is closed so I went to see if he was there. The doorknob open as i turned it which means it's not lock...d, so I push it and the light was not on, oh okay he not here. I searched outside, to the living room, to the playground, to the poolside and he's not there too. I go back to the kitchen and he is still not around.He shouldn't be in my parents room yet there's no other place to look for so I came there to check. And yes, I can hear the shower is. But, it was also at that precise moment that the timer on the jets shut off, stilling the water almost immediately for one. We usually used that as a signal we'd been in the water long enough and that it was time to get out. I turned, just then seeing a brief smile likewise coming from Jill's face as she turned and then swung her beautifully nude body out and onto the steps leading down."Well ... I'm cooked," she told everyone. "And very relaxed as well as tired too. I think I'll call it a. I was as shocked as she was, when that huge, black, veined anaconda sprung forth. It was as big around as a coke can. Without a tape measure, I guessed it at ten to twelve inches. "You can't be serious! I can't take that in me!” “Oh, you can, and you will. It will be something to tell your grand-kids,” Henry laughed loudly. "Now, be a dear and wrap your hands around it. Stroke it, and make it hard.” Lexi looked at me, and then at Henry. I was mesmerized, as she slowly placed a hand around the. He had never seen her this way. Even after the shadowy group had burned down her house, she had still seemed sweet and good-spirited. That was gone. Murder filled her eyes. Whatever she had heard on the phone changed her.When they reached the top of the stairs, Liv exchanged the slipper for a lighter in the Go Bag. She stomped over to the gas stove, reached behind it and yanked out a flexible, silver line. "Give me your Strider," she ordered. Finn complied, then rushed up the stairs to look for.