"So," Jason walked around the car with his youngest daughter, 'Alex'following, "what brings you to my church on this lovely morning, huh?"His attitude...indicated he was a bit annoyed."I just needed to get myself back to church, is all. So, this must be'Susan,' then." He smiled as he shook her hand."And this young lady must be 'Alex.'" He shook John's hand as well. "I'veheard a lot about you, young lady." His smile grew just a bit serious."Nice to meet you, sir," 'Alex' replied."That's quite a. “Gather your supplies, Carrie. Meet me back here at dusk. I will help you, but you have to hurry,” Emily said. “Thank you, Emily. Thank you for giving me the help, when I so need it,” a truly grateful Carrie said. “You’re welcome. I was growing tired of never resting. You are strong. Maybe, you will be the one to break his reign. Now…go. Your time grows short,” Emily said, fading. Carrie ran back upstairs. Rummaging through Trina’s bag of goodies, she found the ingredients needed for the. I had no idea where we were going but still, I followed Jasmine onto the bus and listened as she asked the driver for £1.40 ticket. "£1.40" I said to the driver, grabbed my ticket and scuttled off along the bus. Jasmine was a way up, sat in the aisle, an old lady in the window seat next to her. I took a seat one row behind on the other side of the aisle next to a young girl, earbuds in and oblivious to the world. Pretty young thing, but I had my quarry, and was determined to follow it. She listenedclosely to try to decipher some of the words. The music had an odd andaddictive quality to it and she found that she had a hard time takingthe phones off. She quickly pulled them off however as she quicklybecame freaked out."You know what those voices say in the songs Jessie?" I've been able to make out some of them, but they are just regularwords mostly. Nothing really weird or anything." What words Jess?" Ashley questioned."Let's see...I've been able to recognize "feminine",.