A headache was making its presence more known, the more awake she became. The throbbing in her head ached more with each beat of her heart, and Victor...a closed her eyes tightly, attempting to drive the pain away. Her attempt was futile, and her heart only raced faster as she became more aware of her situation. The room seemed like some sort of doctors office, though with her head tilted to one side she had no idea what was on the other. No sound penetrated the room, leaving Victoria. I guess I took a long time getting the drink for when I opened the door, not a sound was heard and the lights were out. I spoke softly calling the wife's name, but no answer. Then I softly called out our waitress's name, and again no answer. I placed all the drinking materials down on the little desk the hotel provided that was placed near the door. Turned, and got the do not disturb sign and placed it on the handle outside the door and with a click the door was securely closed and locked.I. I think we were thinking the same thing. Oh well the bad times were behind us now.Our get-together soon broke up. We learned that Tony's three children would be here tomorrow. They would be staying with him at his home and Mom would be there much of the time to get more familiar as their new step-mother. However she would be sleeping at home. Ginger and I would still be at the motel because the house was full. Randy and Wendy offered to skip the wedding on Tuesday, but Mom wouldn't hear of it.. He dug the hole deep in the woods beside Maggie’s cottage. Maggie stayed inside, preparing Regan. When the hole was deep enough, Cien climbed out slowly and looked down. He had the most sincere wish that he could burry himself right along with her. For a long moment he couldn’t breathe through the pain in his chest. Would that pain always be there when he thought of her? A memory of her smiling and happy flashed through his mind. How her raven’s dark hair shone in the light, how her eyes.