"She directed them to a remote cabin that could barely be seen through the trees out the window. "It's number four at the end of that trail right ther... about a hundred yards. You call if you need anything at all."They took the car out the one lane, gravel path until they came to a small, log cabin with a tiny porch. It was very homey looking, with painted trim and a stone chimney. Inside they looked around at a nicely furnished, but small cabin, decorated in hunting lodge style with deer. Yeah, you should hide.” Evelyn said starting to laugh harder.“Shut the hell up bitch! Kill that bastard as quick as you can, or the next dead will be the both of you. Plus, the rest of your disgusting, filthy crew!” The General growled as he cut the connection.The General quickly regained his composure when his phone went off a few minutes later. A mere ten minutes afterward The General lit another cigar as he puffed away absently. So far, things were a go, if the two groups joined together,. I walked into the hallway, stumbling over a laundry basket and into the bathroom so I could turn on the light. It wasn’t much but it was enough for me to make it to the living room without breaking my leg. I sat down on the leather couch and searched for the remote. I turned on the TV and turned the volume down really low, after all her parents’ room was just on the other side of the kitchen and there were no walls in between them. I flipped through the channels until I saw “Inuyasha”,. "Who are you?" Well, my name is Matt and I'm on the same ship you are on. Look, I'll be straight with you. I wasn't trying to but I saw everything that happened at the beach over there." I waved my arm vaguely towards where we had been.When she heard the word 'everything' she blushed, thinking of the implications of what that meant on a nude beach.I continued, "You stumbled into a problem that's not of your own making and I can only see one way out."I told her about my wife — not the details,.