"Shhh, it will be alright. You should stay here tonight. I'll take careof you. Let's go sit down and watch a movie okay? You'll fell better inthe morn...ng.***When Tommy got home he slammed the door not caring if it did wake hisparents up. He practically stomped up to his room, kicking his boots offand draping his coat over the banister on his way.Upstairs he was quieter about shutting his bedroom door. He sat at hiscomputer waiting for it to boot up and thinking about the argument he hadjust had. My wife and my son..." "They are fine. Think of this as a time hiccup... a parallel dimension. Your wife and son are perfectly healthy here because they never contracted anything from you." "Huh?" "Look...I'm giving you a second chance at life. Don't blow it! Don't make the same mistake twice. I have to go..." he said, stopping at a store with a large, neon sign on it. Mark could swear it said 'spells-R-Us". "Don't blow your chance for a new life," the old man said, moving quickly to. One quick check of the parking lot confirmed that there was very little movement around. Britt opened her trunk and loaded what she had bought without even concerning herself with the fact that the lighting was very poor. I moved slowly from around the car next to hers as she unlocked her door, when she opened her door and started to lean into the car I stunned her at the base of her neck.She went stiff and tried to scream but only slumped forward into the car. I stunned her again in the lower. The other men looked at her with admiration. In a very sudden and unexpected move, Edward pushed her towards one of the low backed leather chairs and made her kneel on two low stools he had positioned close to the back of one of the leather chairs.He then pushed her gently so that she bent forwards over the back of the chair. The chair back sloped gently forwards, supporting her upper body. Her face, turned sideways, and shoulders rested on the ample leather cushion of the chair. Because of the.