” Rueben sat up, dusted himself off, and shook his head at the night watchman. “Yeah, fine, I’ll go now.” “Yeah, you’d better! Otherwise I...��ll call the cops.” He nodded and started on his way home. He needed to make sense of what happened to him, and figured that the act of writing it out might put the jumbled pieces together. He walked out of the cemetery trying to figure out how he’d get this disturbing image out of his head, and onto paper. He felt himself the happiest when he was sitting at. Smiling she stepped out into the coolness of the late evening, closing and locking her door behind her before glancing around at the cars sweeping by, spotting one as it neared, its licence plate matching up with the one displayed on her phone.Carefully she lowered herself into the back of the car, her cheeks turning a little rosy as she came out of the cold and into the warmth of his car, the seats, she noticed, heated under her butt.“Gentech road, yeah?” her driver asked ever as he began to. Leroy stalked up and, in the dim light of the room, a glint of a bladecame into being in William's universe. Time seemingly slowed. William saw hislife and love flash before his eyes and he felt death approaching. His onlyregret was that he couldn't save Lisa again when Leroy finished him off. Asthe blade came down on William, something hit Leroy from behind and the knifeveered off. Leroy shot up, rubbing his head, and stared at Lisa, who hadthrown an alarm clock from the bedside at him. Leroy. " Relax," I said. "No one will know. Just take yourescort's arm and walk slowly into the church." Gina seemed reassured until she heard the opening notes ofthe Wedding March. A glance from her and a smile from me helpedto settle her down. As she stepped forward to take her escort'sarm, she suddenly realized how good-looking he was. Gina relaxeda little more. As she entered, she took the slow measured treadthat brides and bridesmaids have been taking at every weddingsince the dawn of time..