Jack knew that the devil had indeed given him a worse fate than before. The only thing that was keeping Jack sane was the promise to turn him back to ...is original form.Once again Jack was removed from the rack and held up against someone'schest, only this time it was a young woman of about 19 with brown hair. Hewas horrified when she walked towards the cashier with him. She said to thecashier, "I'd like to try this on." Jack was mentally screaming "NO!, PLEASEDON'T DO THIS TO ME." The sales. Who gave him that message and how they knew where to find me, I've never been able to discover.When I got back to the hospital Cecilia was back in the theatre. She passed away on the operating table sometime during the night. A blood vessel in her brain that had been repaired on the day of the accident had burst again with catastrophic consequences.I'm not sure how I got through the next couple of weeks that were made even worse by the sudden death of Aida on the day of Cecilia's funeral. Emily. "Me and my husband have been having problems and we've saved up to go away on this holiday hoping to put the romance back into our marriage. We don't have much money left to hire a house sitter and I'm just so worried about leaving our little house empty for so long."She started sobbing so I put my arm around her for comfort. "It's ok," I said, "I can house sit for you. Besides, I'm unemployed right now so it would save me some money while I'm looking for work." Her face lit up. "Really?" She. "Well, I just wondered if you could drop by," Rex said, trying to keep his voice as innocent sounding as possible."How come? Jon's not here," Ronee explained, beginning to think maybe this was just an innocent, friendly call after all."No, not Jon... you," Rex said emphatically. "I just want you to come over for a minute to show you something."Ronee was really lost now. What could he want? If he was going to try to trick her, she'd just call him a liar to his face and stomp out of there, she.