. he just doesn't know it involves you." I threw my hands up in absolute frustration causing her to laugh."Soon enough dear... soon enough..." Her voi...e trailed off as she spoke.I sat in silence trying to figure out what she had in mind as we drove toward her home. How she found me that far outside of town was beyond me, I couldn't fathom how she knew that I would be coming out of the woods at that specific point... it was an incredible guess.I found myself checking her little sports car out,. That was the day I first met David Stone, the man in my famous picture. Stone was a good name for him as most of his features could have been chiseled out of rock. His face seemed to be grimacing even when he was not and the hardened muscles of his wiry build bulged through his fitted dress shirt.As he strode in through the front door of the diner I smiled as he drifted into the table booth and gave me a short smile when I gave him my standard "Need a date for V-day?" comment."Actually," he. Her cute face was flushed pink.“Oh! I couldn’t forget you even if I tried, baby girl! How you doin?” His deep, baritone voice seemed excited.“Oh... hehe, um.” Leah squirmed and turned away from me while playing with her hair and looking up at nothing. “Well I’m doing good, how about you?”“I’m good, I’m good! You soundin’ sexy as ever! What can I do for you?” My wife plopped down on the couch and leaned into the cushions, a huge grin on her perfect face. “Well...” Leah began as she glanced up at. ” “I’ll die for them.” I hissed hoarsely, my crotch damp. “Oh, you will, Becky.” Lucifer licked my parted lips with her snake-like forked tongue, “But it’s too late to save them; they’re already waiting for us.” I didn’t see the knife that killed me. DANIEL The low fall sun had disappeared behind the clouds, dulling the view. Barren fields strewn with spent corn stalks blurred past me, the occasional derelict farmhouse interrupting the landscape. Interstate 80 was usually pretty busy at this.