I turned on my music and put my headphones on. After about 30 minutes I figured I had better get back to the room. To my surprise there was nobody awa...e. I pulled out the sofa bed and fixed it up. Just after I start drifting off I wake to the bed moving. To my surprise it's her. "What's up?" She shushed me and whispered, "everyone is asleep but us, stay quiet so we don't wake them". "OK" I say, "but what are you doing?" "I saw you looking at me earlier but I looked away because I thought caught. There is no wind." He was right. The air was still and calm.This time there were two chairs. The last time he had been sent to this place, there were three chairs and he was not dressed for combat.He knew the drill. Come in sit down and wait. Wait for someone, or something to join him. Out of the darkness these deities, these demons these creations of something not of this world would come. They would come from the nothingness that was his soul and deliver messages of wisdom, or often visions. Questions raced through his mind. What would he wear? He only had anightie and spare underwear in his overnight bag that was at the hotel.He'd assumed they would return to the chateau in the morning so hadn'tbrought a change of clothes. And what would his uncle say? And the mostchilling thought of all; what would the General do when he discoveredSinclair was a boy? Then he remembered Sir Sydney's words regarding theGeneral's sexual preferences and the devious scheme to entrap the man.He. She looked back at the snarling dogs as they jerked at their chains, pulling their handlers with them. She heard the crackle of a radio.“Got them?” The priest’s voice made her flesh crawl.“Affirmative. We’ve got them” one of the handlers responded. “Move back to the house or we’ll let the dogs loose!” he shouted.“Oh my god, this can’t be happening! I can’t go through all this again. I just can’t!” sobbed Nikki, falling to the ground. Rebecca and Lauren tried to pick her up, and had raised her.