" He shyly added."Well... I thought I was dreaming, but then it got real, very real," she went on. " I was with you on the bed and you were making lov... to me. At first I was scared and confused, mostly because I was feeling sick but then it was nice when I realized it was you." Sandy, don't be upset, okay? I hate to tell you this... but it wasn't me."She looked up at him and straight into his eyes. "What do you mean it wasn't you? I saw you!" she said. She remembered now looking up into the. "It was true. Samara Grey lay prone, bleeding and whimpering in the center of the barroom floor. She didn't look like she was going to be getting up anytime soon, which suited Devi just fine."Forget the bitch," she snarled, turning her eyes back to the astonished man behind the bar. "Gimme a drink." You gonna call the cops, Charlie?" a drunk voice slurred out."No," Charlie Wells laughed, pouring three fingers of his best Kentucky sipping whiskey. "That's a fight I'd've paid good money to see.. She went to work on it with a dryer and brush. Most would agree that Karen's hair was one of her best features; it was long, full and honey-blonde. And it was all natural: no wigs or dye jobs for this girl. The flip side was that it took a long time to produce that full, healthy look from just-out-of-the-shower state.Karen didn't spend a lot of time with makeup; she applied just enough to get by, finishing it off with reddish-brown lipstick. She scurried into the bedroom, realizing she was. Tanith also felt an uneasiness about the room, and remarked as such to Dana. Even the dogs were reacting negatively toward the room."Let us leave then," Dana responded with a shiver. "If you feel uneasy it must be bad. Even the dogs do not like it in here."They backed out of the room into the hall and closed the door. Tanith added an Eldritch seal on the door and turned away toward the next room. If something unnatural was in that room Tanith wanted to make sure it stayed there.Dana cautiously.