"But this isn't the climate for it. I only hope that it isn't much longer until dawn." No' much longer," Harg reassured him, raising his muzzle to sni...f the air. "Soon will be ligh', then we star' to move toward home."They could barely see outlines of objects in the darkness under the trees. There was no breeze, but a fine mist filtered down through the branches, chilling them where they huddled together. After a seeming eternity of darkness, it was Audrey who first realized that she could make. I wanted more of Nolan and I was slightly angry that that was all I got for this evening. “Tomorrow after school maybe?” “Tomorrow after school sounds amazing,” he said leaning in and kissing me on the top of the nose. I felt my cheeks blush as he did this. ____________________________________ I woke up early the next morning and spent forever in the shower and trying to find out what to wear. I was to excited about what was going to happen after school that I could not sleep. Obviously Nolan. Then come on in."He moved aside and let me enter. As I walked in his house I was greated by the smell of wood, sort of like a cabin or something out in the wilderness. His house looked even smaller from the inside. There was a hallway leading into two back room, from the livingroom, and off to one side was a little area with a counter and a fridge. It looked more like an apartment than a house. The whole thing was pretty dark."I didn't expect you so soon," he said as he closed the door, ".... ‘You are not her,’ Mrs. Facelli said plainly, looking beyond Abbie and meeting eyes with me, oddly as if she knew me, as if she knew exactly who I was. I stepped forward towards the table as if I was being summoned, and I did my best to keep Abbie at bay, at least for the time being. ‘Angel,’ Mrs. Facelli didn’t ask as I approached, but rather stated with a sense of knowing. ‘I am Elizabeth Facelli,’ she introduced herself, actually rising from her seat and extending her hand to me in greeting,.