He often does it the other way around, making the lower 'sadder' notes the leading part of the melodies. I should do that with Erin's slower and moodi...r pieces!"Hurray! The light had finally dawned on our likeable but hyperactive keyboardist. The change did not occur overnight, and he had the occasional backslide, but slowly he began to create his own deliberate and moodier style of playing our material, and that new sound was a much improved fit.By Baltimore, we had also acquired two young. “Wait what?” Elyssa asked.I face palmed.“You all haven’t been listening.” I groaned. “Great.”I walked over to the door and opened it, and ushered the other two inside.“Sit.” I commanded Chloe, pointing at the floor.She did so.“Do any of you know that Danielle had a baby?” I asked.Wide eyes from both Elyssa and Sherley.“Are you all shitting me? Did none of you hear what Mother and I were talking about last night?” I asked. “When you all came home?”“Not really.” Sherley said.“Nope.” Elyssa saidI. My sister entered the kitchen and looked at me with surprise as she did not expect me there. Then she asked mom about some question from her language book which she needed help with. I went to my room and sat at my desk cursing my sister.We could not do anything until dad arrived from the office at 6 PM. He was early, and my mom asked the reason for his coming 30 minutes early. He handed her his lunch bag and said nothing much before he went to get fresh. While having his tea later, he said his. "Must have got some word about his vampire squad," Angel had chuckled to himself. Then he had heard a loud crash and the sounds of battle. Interspersed among the growls and moans of the demons he thought he could hear human voices. Female human voices. Was it Buffy and Nina?The door crashed open and Lindsey rushed in, an even wilder look in his eyes than Angel ever remembered seeing there. In his right hand he clutched a stake. With an inarticulate cry he rushed towards the still bound.