He looked at the rest of the receivers. "Did the ball come early to any of you?" They all shook their head. "The ball come out at the same time for t...em, so why is it early for you?" the coach asked.Gerald shook his head."Bench," Coach said in a light whisper."But coach," Gerald began to say."Bench!" the coach yelled.Gerald sat down on the bench throwing his helmet to the ground. Andrew came over to his direction. He grabbed a cup of water."Still above ground rookie," Andrew said with a. The fact that she was still alive was nothing short of a miracle, and also a testament to Hannah’s resolve and mental strength. The Asian still was convinced that she would eventually and somehow make it through this nightmare. Fortunately for Hannah, there were just a handful of bikers remaining to use her. A good portion of the members had left after their first encounter, mostly because they had other places to be. Unfortunately for Hannah, however, one of the few remaining Outlaws was. "She shrugged. "We were the only girls on the staff, and hung out a lot during that summer. Didn't keep in contact afterwards, though, which was a pity. The weird thing is, I can remember what she looked and sounded like, but her name is a blur. It was a really prim and proper name, like someone from one of the Boston Brahmin families, though she was from the Midwest. No, wait, I remember now. Elizabeth Carstairs!"My God, this is a freaking small world. "Who!?" I said with more force than. A voice behind him said, “Don’t worry he can’t see you. The zips in his hood, over his eyes, are closed.”Startled, Tim turned around to be confronted by the auburn haired girl he had seen earlier. Where her hair had been tucked up under a scarf before, now it was loose, hanging down straight behind her almost to her waist. “I’m sorry, I wasn’t doing ... I suppose I shouldn’t be here...”“You’re all right. You won’t open those cages unless you’re a master locksmith and besides they wouldn’t.