Marcy was going to call an office-wide meeting to fill everyone in on the events that happened at Rochester last night. We thought that everyone shoul... hear it from one of us.I called and talked to Janice after lunch; it was a long talk. We covered a lot of topics. I really wanted to know how she was handling the day after. Did we need to get counseling for her on Friday? Killing someone affects everyone differently. She had done it while defending herself and her friends, as well as her. Is it a newfound religion? Not likely. Is it drugs? No… well, maybe. But it’s also something else, something much more magical. No, literally, it’s a magic book.That’s right, hidden throughout the world are these special little hardcover books with slightly worn red leather bindings just begging to be found. They look inconspicuous enough, and most people won’t even remember how they ended up with one, but when they are opened, only a single phrase is printed on the first page a prospective. I was walking slowly towards her. I was sure that Karishma must have seen me in the mirror in front of her but she didn’t turn around like the last time. It boosted my confidence. I hugged her from behind.Karishma said, “Kedhar, what are you doing? You are not supposed to come here.” Then I kissed on her neck, lower neck and back. Her voice trailed away and it became moan. I squeezed her boobs while kissing on her neck. I licked her neck and earlobes. She was moaning and moved her body against. In the middle of the night, Daniel woke with a start. Starlight filtered in through his open window from the moonless sky outside. What the heck, the window stood open again, letting in the cold night air. Why did it keep doing that? He knew he’d closed it this time. Daniel looked to see if his bedroom door was open too. It looked closed. Daniel didn’t think Eloise would be responsible for something so petty. Or mean. She was so sweet to Daniel.The sound of a muffled smash carried into his room.