My alarm annoyingly beeped at 8:00am. I got up and searched the house and found that my mom had already left. On the kitchen table was a note giving m... driving directions on how to get to the motel. Mom felt it was too risky making the trip together. I made myself a quick protein shake for breakfast and then hopped into the shower. I donned my sweatpants and a shirt and ran out of the house. In less than twenty minutes, I pulled up at a Motel 6 parking lot, found room 16 and knocked. The door. "She sat, looking at me, for a minute or so. Then, "Jim, I know that when ... that bitch ... left you, you had questions. You struggled with your faith, didn't you?" Yes – of course." But recently? Do you have questions now?"I grinned. "Always! But I can see what you're getting at, I think." Seems to me God's been pretty good to you recently. I mean, it's not been smooth sailing all the way, but you really love that girl you married, and I know she genuinely cares for you, too. Jim, the office. In all the confusion it took me a moment to realize I knew the guy now smoking the blunt. He lived about two miles down the road and I was friends with his parents. None of them could have been older than 19. How long has this been going on? It was a cool fall evening and the windows were open. I could hear everything unfolding with crystal clarity. They were all laughing and cheering on their buddy, but when she starting squirting they really got rowdy. “Fuck that bitch, nigga”“God damn look. "Djai's smile brought back visions of the plains warrior he once had been, and Colin couldn't help but catch some of his excitement in the coming conflict. That didn't last very long, however. The sims had been too realistic for him to have illusions about how the coming battle would go, and this time, when people died, they would not come back to life as the sim ended."All right," Colin nodded as if to confirm that he knew it was the right thing to do. "The fighters from Third Fleet will hit.