"We can both get out of here. We'll go to the police! Get this place shut down! Then you won't be in any danger." "I can't," she sighed. "I'm sorr..., Michael." The two sat in silence for a bit, neither knowing what to say. Lilly wished she could help the man and be a hero, but the risks were far too great. She had heard stories, and they terrified her. The only way to make herself feel better was to see the man one last time. He deserved better than being informed of his cooking date by. Back at the hotel I was having my second cup of coffee when the rest of came down. There was enough time for them to get a quick breakfast and then we met the ambassadors.Andy insisted that the ambassadors be split up; two ambassadors went on each chopper. The flight was uneventful. Hanna and Sylvester were on my chopper. We passed over the truck and trailer about 50 miles from the camp.As we got closer to the camp I could see the camp had grown since I was there last. I could see why – off to. And that need has always been there, below the surface, every time the four of us have been together. We've spent three years clinging to a lie, because it's been the safest path." The log in the fireplace cracked and spat out a swirl of sparks. Ria fidgeted uncomfortably. “What do you mean, a lie?” she asked. I kissed her on the forehead. “Sweetie, the truth is, we aren’t 'the double date that didn't end.’ We never were. We aren’t two couples who do everything together.” "What are you talking. What are you driving at?" she asked."Cin, Kathy Cartwright told me about Jim and Kerry Vance. I have never seen a more beautiful girl than she. But she told me how Kerry lived with Jim for years without his ever touching her because her father would not permit them to marry. I've seen some of the portraits he did of her during the period before they were married and I have never seen such wanting in my life."Cindy saw real anguish in the girl's eyes as she continued, "I heard that she was.