He had driven one of the ambulances at the hospital. I started to get up and he pushed me back down. I looked back up at him and then I realized he'd ...een watching us the whole time. The big bulge in his trousers wasn't hard to miss.Steven looked down at me and told me to continue. I looked up at Lisa and told her to move back towards the benches. No one came out here this late at night as the lights never work properly. On unsteady legs, she moved to the benches. I motioned to the table top. Then she heard the bit of conversation between the gunner and hissuperior, and she just lost it. Who did these idiots think they were!They were willing to simply kill her and her sister without evenconfirming the validity of the charges. They were being railroaded. "Ohfuck no!" she snarled, and threw her hand at the craft, putting all ofthe boiling, raging energy that had been building inside of her into thegesture.A lance of blindingly bright, white, something, shot from her hand, andimpacted. At that moment we were on the top of a rather steep hill and she rolled and glided all the way down. My heart almost stopped as I saw mom fall down the hillside.Thankfully there weren't any stones sticking up and she avoided all trees and bushes on her way down.As fast as I could I climbed and slid down the hill side and soon I was by my mothers side."How are you? You okay?" I wondered."Yes. I'm fine. But... But I think I landed in an ants nest."She started to slap her body and tried to brush. Her right leg crosses over my legs. We are cozy, safe and comfortable. Ganda is on my left, face down on the bed. Her left hand is on my left shoulder and my left hand is on her left buttock. The drone of the air conditioner on medium-low is the only background sound.Krissell, I want you to start at the first thing you remember as a young child and tell me your story. The places you lived; the people in your family; the problems you and your family dealt with. The schools you attended. Who your.