“OK, first of all, can you tell me your name?” the guy in scrubs said.I gave a soft chuckle, and looked down my body. I was laying on Bo’s bed, ...nder his blanket which was covered with a football team logo. I saw the stand with the IV next to me, and lifted the blanket enough to see I was wearing one of his T-shirts, which covered me to my knees. And by the discomfort rising from my groin, they had put in a catheter.“Well, considering my body now, I would say I am Christina Green.”After that. Finally he looked over at me anxiously. My stomach dropped as he cleared his throat. “After close examination of the device, I have concluded that…” He paused and looked at me sadly. I held my breath. “It is a means of communication to some other device of it’s kind.” “That’s not possible.” I said too worried to urge anger into my voice. What if it was, and my mother had never told me. How had I never noticed it before? What if Djaqulin did something to it? How would I prove that? Jarahan. “Get to work then,” Bella said, giving Tonya a gentle shove backwards right into Will’s arms. “You haven’t finished the last job I gave you.”Tonya went briefly stiff as Will caught her, then she relaxed and leaned into him with a small shimmy. “Sorry, I got distracted. What was I doing?” she asked.“Getting Will ready for the ritual?” Bella prompted.“Oh! Right,” Tonya turned around and started undoing Will’s pants.“I… actually can do that myself,” Will said, trying to work his hands down between. Brenda opened Annie's door and shouted, "I'm here." Come into the kitchen Brenda and sit at the table, the tea's almostready."Brenda walked into the kitchen and sat at the small table covered with anoil-cloth covering. She could smell the years of cooking permeate from thewalls. There was a comforting warmth about this room that reminded Matt ofhis youth. He would come home from school and as he entered the front door his nosewould smell the delicious aromas as his mother cooked dinner, he.