" I'm pretty sure that wasn't true. But then she brightened up, "I'm just real happy." I knew how she felt, minus the crying bit.I was distracted by f...ashing at the window. "What's that." I got up and made my way to the window. "There's a fire truck down there." There can't be a fire, there's been no alarm." Was Jasmine's observation."Yeah." That was a mystery. Hopefully we were safe.I turned round and Jasmine was lying on the bed, propped up on one elbow watching me. She was so beautiful, I. When she realised what she'd done she letgo and rushed into the nearest toilets.I turned to Erika, "what's wrong with Anna?"She grabbed my arm and pulled me towards the wall where it was quieter,"you may look good as Jill but you've still got a lot to learn." Huh?" Anna has had feelings for you for a while but has never shown them,"explained Erika. "Now in her excitement for you she's let you see thatshe cares. She's embarrassed as half the class saw and she doesn't knowwhat to do." Why don't. "What about the keys?" The manager told me to leave them on the table and lock the door on my way out. He'll be in tomorrow or Monday."I drove when we left her apartment. I took us to the diner where I had dinner last night. "Let's have lunch before we go back to the house. I've eaten here before and it isn't bad. We can't always go to the Italian restaurant." I was smiling when I said it and Kay smiled back at me, lighting up her face.When we got back to the house we started unloading. We each. The district looked extremely run down, and was covered in bright colored graffiti--the result of different gangs marking their territory. It's no surprise that hookers and whorehouses and drug dealers where easy to find here.It was a truly depressing place to be in.Arrian wondered how the girls ended up here. He knew he couldn't judge them; he didn't know their circumstances.He saw a white van pull up to a house and he slowed down, something in his gut didn't feel right.He saw two men jump out.