She gave a few neurons a workout as she tried to remember what name did ring a bell. She had decided that no name rang a bell when there was another v...ice."Honey Bunny?"That voice came from her other side, which meant she'd have to turn her head all the way over in that direction. Her brain also provided her with the information that she hated that name. She didn't know why. She just hated it. The fragments of her memories also alerted her that, whoever this was, she had told him not to call. "Hey what you doing now?" I asked."I'm sitting in a tub of hot water. So what do you need?" he asked."I'm at Hardee's and just finished breakfast. How about you come out to the house and give me a ride back. I would like to leave the bike out here." I said."Have you got a lock for it?" he asked."Nobody will steal it while I go back and forth. I have a chain and lock for it, but I left them at the apartment." I had always locked it to a porch post at the apartment. Nobody ever bothered it there.. I heard Josh call out to me as the cab pulled away but the driver kept going. I gave him my address and sat contemplating what I was going to do.Let's face it my life has just altered in several significant ways. I'm single after fifteen years of marriage. Even if the twins are my daughters they hate me. IF they are my daughters I have nowhere for them to stay with me.Damned if I know what to do if their not, I mean I've got fourteen years worth of emotional investment here. Lisa says they are. The base commander told us that twenty-three messengers had left during the night, and they tracked them all. So far this morning, they’d captured eleven groups totaling almost fifteen hundred rebels. They were currently engaged with one group, and were preparing to attack six more groups. The remaining five groups of rebels were those farthest from the entrances. They hadn’t left their locations yet.“The army has no use for the 528 horses and mules they rode or had pulling farm wagons hiding.