The masks meant that they were doing an anonymous extraction.Hammond and the third man stormed over and roughly picked up Carl. Almost dragging him, t...e two men carried Carl into the van. Mike pulled her along with them, while she pretended to resist. For all intents and purposes, it looked like the pair of them had been abducted off the street, rather than rescued.Mike climbed into the driver's seat of the still running machine. Once everyone was inside, the van took off at a high speed, even. S: Linga, vaa da, bedroom ulla pogalaam. Nee pannara shestai ellam soda kilapputhu da. (Linga, come to the bedroom. Whatever you are doing is making me hot)L: Enna manni, eerumma irukka keezha? (Bhabhi – are you wet down there?)S: Ammaam da. Ippadi yen aathukkaarur oru vaati kooda kilappinathu kidaiyaathu (Yes. Till now my husband has not made me this wet)I follow my manni to the bedroom. The AC is on and is already cool. She goes in to switch off the light.L: Manni, light irukkatum. Appo thaan. "Oh my god..." the cop gasped, looking up at the crimson light and dropping the nail onto the ground.High as whistles and as low as dying moans, a choir of blood-curdling screams exploded from the officer's radio, each terrifying cry as loud as an air horn. The screams were mixed, portraying agonizing pain, traumatizing fear, a desperation to escape or be given death, and evil and wickedness that the human mind just could not comprehend. The screams pierced Jason's skull like a dozen power. Maybe it was how his bravado slipped. Maybeit was because I'd finished processing what was going on. Maybe it wasbecause, woman or no, scared or no, I wasn't helpless. Regardless, therewere hundreds of questions flying through my mind, so I picked the mostobvious one."Who are you?" I asked. It was the least of my worries, but wouldprobably merit a straight answer. My voice sounded wrong to my ears,raspy and obviously female.The man looked surprised. Then he looked sheepish. Then he.