For the first time since Kenny’s betrayal, my thoughts were no longer centered on the anger I felt towards him for cheating on me. For once, I felt ...live again. It just felt so strangely wrong to be feeling this way towards James. I’d hated him to the core since we first met, and he hated me back. But he’d come here to check on me, even if on Joey’s orders, and that made me feel…glad. Something about this whole situation, me touching James, felt wrong and right at the same damn time. It. Liz had no idea if it would work but there was no way she would to let these people stay under his control.Liz stayed in the hot waters of the bath, languishing there if for no other reason than to avoid seeing the Vampires for a while. All of a sudden she heard a clicking noise from behind her. She turned around quickly and saw a wall opening up before Max stepped out. The two lovers just stared at each other for a long moment before Max jumped into the bath and moved to Liz.“Max ... thank god. He quickly locked the door, thinking it’s the safer thing to do. He tried to help her up but she pushed away, crying. He kept asking what was wrong and she kept saying no, please don’t kill me, I’m not cold. He tried to calm her, he gave her some water and she accepted it and sat next to the couch on the floor still shivering. He asked her what happened and she stared crying again, he held her hand and said its gonna be okay, I’m here, not knowing what he would be up against, all he knew was. Shannon tried to hide her slight grin. "That would be a safe assumption." In that case, it would make sense that she simply doesn't have a favorite book," Maddie said. Getting no response from Shannon, she continued, "Still, there must be something she has in mind for me to bring her. Hmm… wait, that's it! Shannon, I know that books are usually located and catalogued in the computer system, but how was this accomplished before computers were commonplace?" That was decades ago, but back.