"I could do nothing but follow after her again.My house was a three bedroom. One room was an office and one room was an unused guest room with a cover...ess double bed, a cheap dresser, and nothing else. She entered my bedroom and began to explore."You can't do that," I said."Yes, I can. Do you have something to hide?" She opened a dresser drawer."No, but you can't do that without a warrant." I boldly closed the drawer.She belligerently said, "I have my warrant right here!" She pulled her billy. I had my first chance to look around.My property looked like a parking lot for half the MPD and MFD. Several police officers turned to face me and saluted; from my position I couldn’t salute but I could reach up and give a thumbs-up. That got me a lot of cheers. I asked that they take me around to see what was on fire, and it turned out to be my storage shed where we kept the lawnmower. I guess the Somalis had shot it up, and it had some gas cans inside. Bullets and gas don’t mix well. The. It easily stood up at 3 feet or more now as it raised up on it’s legged tentacles and it’s body had elongated! It’s head now was atop it as before, it was out in front of it and it’s body had the rows of nearly all the tentacles now growing from the Chest of it!And now it had indeed grown a tail one that was spread wide where it attached at the back with a long curled up like tail on it!And now it had a mouth! With a wild almost reptilian tongue that shot out of it forked now and those were. " Essept Henvy?" Except Henry. I just realised it too late. It's maddening. Now that I found out what I really want, he won't talk to me anymore. And the worst of it is that I understand him. I dumped him for a wimpy, cowardly con-man."Lauren's right hand had gained power Josie found when her friend pressed Josie's lower arm."Don' givoo-up!"Josie sighed. She knew Lauren was right, but how could she have the courage to call Henry? Just thinking of him made her inwardly cringe with guilt. Yet she.