“Yeah. I might be walking funny for a day or two though.”He nodded and I wondered what he was thinking. How he felt looking down at me, naked an... dripping.“Are... we okay?” I asked.To my relief, he nodded. A trace of his old grin resurfaced and he gestured at me with the camera. “I think some of the pictures I got might not really work for Instagram though. Just a thought.”I laughed and grabbed the torn remnant of my shirt, meaning to use it to clean my face until Matt told me to wait. He. But to think of him being unfaithful was something else. He stood and moved over to sit beside his Mom and took her in his arms and comforted her as she cried. “Don’t worry about anything Mom, I will look after you. You know that you have always been my girl.” “Oh Ray, I knew I made the right decision to call you home.” Ray dragged her to her feet and told her to go put on something special. “I am going to start by taking you out to dinner. Is there anywhere special you would like to go?” “Oh. Yeah right. Who cares.'How the forefathers came to power'. That book looks like the forefathers themselves wrote it. Maybe my school will use it to teach it. After all, every material there must have been from the 18th century.'The genealogy of the Miller family'. There we go. Finally something interesting. The book is wrapped in cloth, looking almost plain boring. But my curiosity gets the better of me and I start reading.'For centuries, the Miller family is known to produce overwhelmingly. The civilized lands, now covered in the red flood, became susceptible toa strange darkness coming out of the north. Moving slowly south, thedarkness ravished the weakened kingdoms, leaving nothing but a rottingwasteland.As the last of them turned to dust, Aislin sat up. Rubbing her face withher hands, she noticed that the sunrise remained hours away. Shiveringand not from the cold, she wrapped her arms around Macha hoping thatsleep would soon reclaim her after such a troubling.