"Okay. I'll do them Saturday and Monday. But just wait until you want something from me." Even as she said it, Ashley knew she was dreaming. When Tomm... wanted something from her, he'd talk her out of it.But, even though she'd have to be Cinderella for the rest of the week, she was a princess that night. She was waiting at the door and went out immediately when Ryan honked."What's with the prim-and-proper look?" he asked after he'd turned onto the main highway."Well, my parents have rules." But,. “Come with me,” the nurse tells me. I rise from my seat and follow her through the door. The red-haired girl seated across the room picks up a magazine, disinterested in me. The interior of the clinic is just as bleak as the waiting room. Fluorescent lights hum above our heads as we walk down the hallway, each wall lined with identical waiting rooms. A few medical technicians and patients are milling around. God, I hope no one knows what I’m here for! The nurse takes me into one of the rooms. We can always use another cop.’ ‘Fine.’ They noticed that the young kids had begun to leave, leaving most of the section of the park empty. A silence fell over the park and the distinct chirping of crickets could be heard in the night air. From afar, they could hear a few lingering voices and footsteps. Lexa continued jogging and Hudson followed her, jogging with her in a mocking way as if to be funny. Lexa did not find it amusing and ignored him, turning her face into the opposite direction.. He looked up, fully expecting to find the babysitter, Jackie, with a stern look on her face. Instead she was lying on the center couch, her face facing the television but with eyes completely closed. She was also dressed differently than she had been earlier today, no longer wearing a green t-shirt and pair of jeans, but instead the top and skirt of a cheerleader's outfit.He started walking again, towards her, to wake her so he could drop her off at home. He slowed, then stopped, however, as he.