I was about a half mile from their camp and I stopped and said, ‘George, I’m ready, please take me to the plateau about half a mile from my huntin... party.’“My pleasure Bob, here we go. You can open your eyes now Bob.”‘Thanks George, it does help to close your eyes. Tell Fred we should be home soon.’“Bob I could tell when you were close to winding down with the talk with Dignar and his people. I went ahead and had Barbara get the hunting party going long before you left Dignar’s camp so they are. “Like I said babygirl, it’s a surprise.” He walked into the building and motioned for me to follow him. Hesitantly, I looked around to see if anyone was watching and when I saw no one I followed him in. “I like this building,” he said “it is always empty.” He grabbed my hand and lead me to the staircase. We walked to the second floor and he lead me into a classroom in the corner of the building. “I have a writing class in this room. I always look at the window; you can see the basketball courts. Just as she thought, it was empty. The lobby cast a cold, grayish-blue color on everything. ‘I’ll fit in perfectly,’ she told herself. ‘Oh God, please don’t tell me your Caden,’ A voice rang out from across the room. A tall man, semi-muscular stood, magazine in his hand. ‘Well, that’s one hell of a greeting. Yeah, I am Caden.’ She confirmed. ‘Damn. It.’ He threw the magazine down, not caring where it landed and walked over to her. ‘Did I do something wrong?’ Caden scrunched her eyebrows.. The more he stared at the ceiling, the more he would think about Karen. "How could I not let this happen?" he said as a warm smile escaped his lips.Karen meant so much to him. Even though she had a man, whom was his brother, he knew how good of a woman Karen truly was. She didn't deserve the games that Shawn was playing with her. Her close to perfect self didn't deserve to be cheated on all the time. With that being said, Dre felt that it was his job to save the day. It was his job to treat.