Now it was one-third. Was that even possible? Would it be one-half?“Okay. You should be starting to feel it now. How do you feel?”“That’s funn... as soon as you said I should start to feel it I began to feel it and now I’m still feeling it oh there it goes as soon as I feel it it slips away but I keep feeling it oh my God I’m babbling—” Laurie clamped her hand to her mouth.Barney laughed. “Yeah, that’s normal. Don’t worry about it. It’s okay.”Laurie found herself absolutely unable to keep from. "I've looked over Captain Nelson's shoulder as she reviewed it. I'd say that your idea is very good. The single entrance is well reinforced and defendable, and you are already thinking about how to keep morale up." Yes," I admitted. "But space is going to be tight, and of the twenty citizens we'd had hopes for, only eight have spoken up to join the group. Most of the others are avoiding responding to any attempt to communicate still." Not a huge surprise. They are terrified and confused. Most. I made a flippant remark saying if she ever changes her mind put my name forward. Just then Alison came back, we had a great meal and had a good laugh which I hadn’t done for quite a while, and it was if we had been friends for so long. Suddenly out of the blue John said to her I told him about taking a lover and if you change your mind he would like to be put forward. She went red as a beetroot and rushed upstairs to compose herself. When she came back I was in the middle of telling John how. As they approached the cellar, the groans changed into aseries of high-pitched, muffled wails. Brandi pointed her flashlight on the boundand gagged woman. Her eyes were wide despite the bright light shining on her-she had been bound to a post in the far corner of the room. Just like the scarfin the basement, she was only splash of color in an otherwise dark, dirty, dankcellar.? A shiver and a ?whoooowwhh? wentthrough Nikki as she saw some creeping insects scurrying away from the light.The bound.