”Willa bit her lip, then she nodded. We let go of Yrsla.Everything change. The weight of the water surrounded me, pressing on me. I wanted to breath..., but I couldn't. Water filled my lungs. I coughed and kicked. Willa convulsed, screaming, her words muffled.I kicked hard, pulling myself on my wife towards the glowing pool. My vision fuzzed. My heart labored. I kept kicking. The darkness closed in around me. I kept a tight grip on my wife as we drew nearer and nearer to the glowing pool. It. "One more thing," she said into the phone. "How did you get my pager number?" She was speaking into dead air, he had hung up.She pulled out of the Wendy's parking lot and took all back roads until she got out of town. Then she sped north of town, pushing the little car to it's top speed of sixty-five. The engine whined and wheezed and she slowed a little thinking that it might just collapse in the middle of the busy road.And she debated all the way there about calling Nick. If this was just a. Marc had gone to the restaurant straight from work he got there ten minutes early, it was now five past six so Kate was already late even though she finished work early and was going from home. It was now twenty five past six Kate finally walked through the door to greet Marc with the puppy dog eyes she gave him when she was sorry about something he just said come on in a cheeky way he did know she was going to be late as she’ never on time.The waiter showed them to their table, they always. The next morning, we all squinted into the harsh sun and the light of day hoping that the journey would be all downhill and filled with happy memories of the night before. The two nuns who had given me their favors were studied in their innocence and I was not one to draw attention to their sins of the previous evening. That was something for them and their confessor if they had the fortitude to relate their activities to a man of the cloth.There were numerous grave sites along the side of the.