Or, sissy, I mean.” He grinned and the others grinned with him.John was sitting in a chair in front of the desk where Robert had been leaning, but f...cing away from the desk so he could see Steve. Now John swiveled the chair and scooted back up to the desk, where a laptop computer stood open. He turned the computer a bit, angled it toward Steve, and said, “Well, come have a look at yourself.”Filled with dread, Steve approached the desk. Even from a distance, he could see the picture displayed on. She didn't tell anyone, because she knew she wouldn't be allowed to attend this year. She confided in her roommates, except Wendi, because they couldn't stand each other.Robin and I laid quietly still as we watch Carrie change into a set of dry clothes. She turned the lights off before climbing into the top bunk over us, but the cabin was still dimly lit from the light escaping from the ajared bathroom door.Robin surprised me with her nonchalant attitude of our roommates presence as she. I told her you were in a meeting and she said that she was the CEO and didn’t care who you were with.”I chuckled, “OK, Kimmy. Put her through.”The phone rang and I picked up the handset.“Stephanie? What’s up?”“Lisa said that she heard from Peggy that Chrissy was rushed to the hospital and might be dead!”“Shit! Which hospital?”“UofC! I’m calling from the Student Union. Can you meet me at the ER?”“I could,” I said. “Where’s your boyfriend?”“Work, of course! Out in the ‘burbs!”“OK. I’m on my way,”. Because this was the embassy area, there was a police box right at the corner, with two police officers standing watch. They both looked at me with surprise on their faces. One of them said, “Where did you come from?”I replied to him, in the same German that he’d spoken, “I have come from above, with a message for two peoples here. I apologize to you in advance for what I must do. It is time to end the fighting.”The other asked, “Wait, what?”Before either of them could move, I picked up the box.