He held no animosity toward the man, in fact he felt a sort of brotherly kinship. "No hard feelings. So what do we do now?"Melissa interrupted him. "O... folks, let's mount up."The other three led Rick out to a garage where there was a waiting van. The rubber clad quartet climbed into the side door. Inside the van there were four bucket seats upholstered in black leather. The windows were tinted so dark as to appear painted from the outside, but were fully transparent inside. The back of the van. The shadows were coming right at the portal and we may not make it.I was last in line and just as Jared pulled my arm, there was a huge tug-of-war going on between me and the load of plums, arrows, and two of the bows.I felt my hands slipping from Jared’s grip and heard a loud snap. I was falling and it seemed forever.I felt a naked leg, then another. I landed with a thump on a warm sand beach and jumped up to see the others standing. All of us looked around at each other as we stared in. . left" I guessed, looking around. "Ohh" he nodded, his hands firmly in his pocket. "A game?" I asked, pointing to the vodka bottle on the ground. He didn't answer but sat down next to the bottle anyway, turning my back I lifted the glass to my lips. Took a deep breath and downed the full glass in one, sighing before turning round to face him. "So?, Truth or Dare?" I asked. He smiled and began to laugh. "What?" I asked confused, sitting down opposite him. "Last time I checked, it was my turn". Billy was reading on the couch when Jimmy and Todd got home and barely gave them a glance. Jimmy paused in the living room for a couple seconds to see if Billy was going to ask him why the hell he was home at a quarter past nine on a workday, but when Billy didn’t move, Jimmy just went into the kitchen, and looked over his shoulder to watch Todd stand over Billy wide-eyed, apparently appalled that his current situation wasn’t being addressed immediately. But Billy never addressed any situation.