“Thank the Maker. That elfroot must have done its job.” It was still raining outside, and he could see little streams of water pouring off her clo...k.He cleared his throat roughly. “What happened?”She remained outside, but twisted her body to sit facing in. “We were attacked by Blighted wolves, do you remember? You were thrown from your horse. I managed to kill most of the wolves – except for the one you killed – but they bit your horse and mine ran off. I was lucky to find this cave – but we’re. I could see that Nita had torn a bit of Aparna’s kameez and her left hand was completely off the shoulder and Aparna had torn the complete back of Nita’s kameez and also broken her bra hooks.I shouted at both of them to stop fighting and asked Aparna what was the problem. She said that she wanted me to which Nita replied no. Aparna threatened us that if she was not allowed then she would go and inform everyone about what was happening here. I got a bit scared as I did not want the neighbors to. Maybe next time, Laura, I mutter, and thank you for the ride. I smile and shut the car door. I race inside and glance at the clock in my kitchen and it reads 6:43pm. Hes probably just finishing up with dinner at his house, and its just another hour before I can go to him. I quickly eat whatever crap my mother cooked me (a ridiculous excuse for Lasagna) and do my own homework. I glance at the clock again, it now reads 7:48pm. I get up quick, grab the car keys, and race out the door, ignoring my. THE BATH. She pointed out an old tin bath that was on the roof of the shed and suggested that they lower it to the grass to see what was in it. John could reach it easily but it was very heavy and as he pulled it towards him he realised that it was full of stagnant water. He was just about to warn May to stand clear when she jumped up and grabbed the edge of the bath. The next second a wave of dirty stinking water slopped over them both. May squealed in shock as the water soaked her and John.