"You TOLD THEM!" she yipped, staring at Bob."You didn't," he said, shrugging his shoulders."I was GOING to!" she rasped."I'm glad," he said, darting a...glance at her mother."Go on, dear," said her mother to Cecelia's father.Her father got up and started to walk past Cecelia to go outside. He stopped suddenly and gathered his daughter up in hug."Welcome home," he said softly. "I said yes."He kissed her on the cheek and stood back."Yes?" She blinked. Her eyes were all fuzzy and she blinked more. I ran over. It was big enough to fit a truck through. I walked in.?The nearly depleted sun didn’t do much to illuminate the inside but I kept pressing forward. There had to have been something I could use inside. Maybe an abandoned car, a radio, telephone, gun, anything, I thought to myself. I was delusional.?Ten feet into the cave, the rocks started getting sharper. I couldn’t quite explain it but they were seriously started to hurt. It was as if I was walking on needles? almost. I looked down. I could have eaisily gotten out, but that wasn't the point. I was playfully tied up. All around the room on every flat surface were candles. Their combined heat warmed my face and body. In front of me was a small tv, thus the static sound. The screen was black, but the red light was on. Sierra pulled up a chair exactly like mine and sat next to me. She grabbed a remote from her nearby desk and hit a button. The tv screen came to life, and I saw two teenagers about our age making out in a car.. He was ambitious in his career, he rescheduled ourdate twice because he working late. Lastly he was college educated. Hewas a Rhodes Scholar.The date was going great. He was charming and interested in me as aperson. He is a great man and he believed that behind every great man isa great woman. I thought I could be that great woman. I forgot that I amnot a great woman. I am an awesome woman and every awesome woman walksside by side with an awesome man.Then at the end of the date,he casually.