We decided that we should go ahead and get it done soon, so I sent him a text that said, “Hey, it’s me again. Lisa had a good time the other nigh.... Want to make it happen one more time?” His reply was almost instant, “I’m good with making it happen as many times as she wants.” I hated the whole thing, because I know he was sitting there thinking to himself about what he was going to do to her this time. I asked him what day would be best, and we decided to do it the next night, which was. Then, he came home for spring break. We got together every day he was home, and that's when things ... accelerated."I knew exactly what she meant by "accelerated"."Mom and Dad didn't approve," Eileen went on. "They still don't. They know that you and Dave don't get along any more. They told me to stop seeing him, for your sake, but I couldn't. They also told me he was too old for me. You saw the arguments that it caused."She paused for a minute, her eyes filling with tears. But she collected. ‘You idiot!’ Ortangu yelled out, extending his arm towards both the lance and grenade. The gauntlet covering his hand produced a powerful electromagnetic field ceasing both the live grenade and the lance. He turned towards the gaping cave opening which was the exit of the temple. He reversed the polarity of the electromagnetic field, sending the grenade and lance out into the canyon below. The explosion of the grenade was heard almost instantly. Ortangu turned towards Roka who was now looking. What?" What room are you staying in?" Uh... 8... 827..."Together we walked down the hall. She wobbled as she walked, holding on to my right arm for support. Her legs were weak and walking in her "stripper" heels made her gate awkward. We came to the door and she knocked. In a minute, the door clicked open and we went in. As we went through the door, I saw her friend was walking to the other side of the room with her back to us. She hadn't checked to see who was at the door; she was.