Brandi still had a shocked look on her face and just shook her head. She clearly didn’t know what to say or do and couldn’t believe what had happ...ned. Not knowing what else to do, she ran up to his wife and gave her a hug. “I’m so sorry! Please forgive me,” she whimpered. His wife accepted the hug a little too quickly he thought. Her expression changed to a more soothing demeanor when she wrapped her arms around Brandi. “It’s okay, Brandi,” she said, trying to calm her down. “He’s right, I. ” Beth smiled as she clutched Doug’s arm, “You’ve come to me.”“General, Beth?” Tanya had experienced death in her life, but not LIFE in her life before.“When we had that little earthquake sort of the thing and John Taylor declared we are now in Heaven! I went back to West Seattle and sat in the church in West Seattle on my day off. Beth sat down next to me.”Tanya sat back in her desk chair looking at the ceiling, “Thank you, God, thank you Jesus and all the angels and all the masters that have. The couple next to us started to talk loudly together, they obviously were having a small argument and were getting noticed by the others in the bar. One of the lads turned to face them, “Can you keep the noise down a bit, luv, we trying to have a conversation here!” he called out.“What’s it to you, mind your own bloody business.” The woman shouted back.“Just keep you voices down and save your argument for home.” Was the sharp reply. “Well if you must know, it’s all about him.” She cried out.. "Let's go take care of that." He replied, opening the door. The two hurried to the front entrance of the house. He opened the screen door and fumbled his keys into the lock of the main door. He got it open and grabbed Ashley as they stepped inside. She drunkenly stumbled, and would have fallen had he not held her up in his strong arms. He softened her descent as he laid her on the floor. His lips were on hers as the screen door closed behind them. They could hear the occasional car driving by.