Alice's eyes met his, and at once she was hooked. His eyes were fascinating. They were deep blue, an almost purple shade. In his eyes though, were swi...ls of sparkling silver. They took her deeper and deeper...and deeper...until the only thing she could see were those beautiful eyes. The club disappeared, the people were gone. She could only see the eyes. Somewhere in the back of her mind, she felt something wrong, but she simply didn't care at this point. Alice wanted those eyes, she wanted to. In they came into the living room giggling and laughing, fooling around and falling around. As one, without speaking to me the, they made for the stairs up to the bedrooms. I did not bother turning around as I had seen this many times before. I could hear foot steps going up, they seemed to take forever. I assumed both of them had gone up to bed but I was wrong as there were grunting and giggling comming from behind me. I stood up to investigate knowing full well more or less what I would find. ‘What is it?’ Raven asked while looking over her friend’s shoulder. ‘Son of a bitch!’ Jordan exclaimed. On the bottom half of the front page of the Sunday edition of the Albuquerque Journal, was the headline: Epidemic in Shawnee Team of Doctors Investigate Germ Outbreak Linked to Killings . ‘Someone ran their mouth and when I find out who, they’re gonna wish they had never met me!’ Jordan was angry as she quickly read the article. ‘So that’s why those doctors are here, isn’t it?’ Raven asked.. ’ She said. ‘It’s a shock, and I still have a lot of crying to do,’ as if by cue, soft rivers of tears streamed from her eyes. They followed the wrinkles of his face down beside her nose and into her lips. Penny ripped Kleenex from a box and daubed at her face, blotting it. Marilyn took the younger woman’s hand in hers and kissed it softly. ‘I can’t thank you enough, Penny. Every time I have to trust you, I am never sorry. You know, it’s funny, I’m not sure how I would have dealt with this if.