I was so scared, but she was the RA of our dorm, and helped me get through it. We became best friends – sort of like sisters. She was my maid of h...nor. Ugh, why’d I have to think of my wedding? I have no idea how I’ll ever get through this, how I’ll ever stop thinking of Trent and how he hurt me. We finalized our plans, when I’d pick her up from the airport and so on. I ended the call and walked around my new apartment. There were still boxes strewn about. I haven’t had the energy to. They told me to ask you and, if you agree, the job’s yours.” “Why didn’t you tell me before?” “Because if Henry effing Wayne had lost it wasn’t going to happen. I just spoke to the head-hunter. She said it’s all confirmed.” Barbara lifted my hand to her mouth and gently bit the ball of my thumb, “Count me in.” I finished my wine and fetched two more. We wandered out into the huge garden that surrounded Wayne Manor as, you may have guessed, we called his home. It was in fact just a large house. This night, she was better able to explore and enjoy. Sean chose not to go home, and they slept together in what was temporarily Rebecca's room at Nancy's."You are a very strong woman, Rebecca," Sean told her when talking was all he was still able to do."Well, thank you. I'm not sure how true that is. You will find that when you have others to protect, like your children, you can find strength you did not know you had." I don't think I could ever be interested in a woman who wasn't strong," he. Once of the police officers picked one of the sheets and held it to the light of a nearby lamppost, trying to get a good look at it. “It’s an American flag...”“My god, they’re all American flags,” another officer said, shining his flashlight on the pile.Standing on the steps of City Hall, completely undetectable by the humans, Abaddon gave a deep laugh as he held out his hand. With a snap of his fingers, the entire pile was consumed by fire, forcing everyone to jump back out of fear, watching.