Go look for it, while you decide." Seyene left. By the time she came back she'd given up trying to estimate how long it had been. It was becomi...g a haze, each moment too much the same as the next to separate them. "How is this going to work?" she asked, the key in her hand. "Open the cage and let me out. Then I'll show you where the best cell for us is. Once we get there, you can unchain me, and I'll do what I can." Seyene practically watched herself as an outsider. A young woman in a frilly, floor-length, bright blue robe answered and invited him into the kitchen. He kicked the snow off his boots and stepped into the warmth, smiling at her. She was a beauty, a sort of fragile-looking beauty, a skinny one."I better take these off," he said, pulling down the zippers on his bulky overshoes."Good idea," she said, swishing her soft gown about her long legs. "I'll fix you some cocoa." She had on high-heeled slippers, also blue and there was a wide blue ribbon. "Ooo, look-a what we have here! Looks like we caught ourselves a realhot one!"Chester Caveman, Debby's former boyfriend, his mind now stuck inDebby's body, didn't recognize her captors, but Debby did, and hedetected her thoughts. They were two of the best players on theuniversity's football team. Chester realized that they must have rapedand murdered Debby.A fat bit of good that would do him or Debby's memory, stuck as he wasin Debby's body. He would never be able to expose the real. So here I was, heading up the sidewalk to begin my second trip to the local mall with a different girl than the first trip. This sucked, primarily because I hate shopping. Granted, I was with my girlfriend, so it wasn't a total loss. I'd be meeting my other girlfriend there, but that issue only added to my anxiety. Shay didn't want her parents to know she was secretly meeting up with Mia. Yet, we were playing with fire here. Parents aren't stupid, no matter how much we think they are. Mom.