I had ten grand in the project by the end of the second week but the one cabin was going to be worth five times that much at least."So what are we goi...g to do this week?" Carlos asked on the phone. Do we finish the first cabin or start on the second one." We have so much lumber laying in the parking lot, I think we need to build," I said. "I can work with the electrical, and the plumbing issues, while you build a second cabin." Okay then we begin on the second cabin tomorrow. I can find work. Her voice felt raw but she would not survive long in this condition anyway. Kyla shouted again but silence was her only reply and her effort had started another coughing fit. She drifted in the white void, slowly bleeding to death. It could have been just minutes or several hours, Kyla couldn't tell. Time had ceased to mean anything as she drifted in and out of consiousness. At some point, Kyla noticed a sound. A low hum accented by something reminicent of the crackle of electricity. It got. Some were traditional names, some were ones we just liked, some were family names and some were off the wall.I wanted to name them Anne, Dorcas, Gillian and Miriam (five geek points if you can name the reference), but Melinda said she wasn't naming anyone "Dorcas"; not that there's anything actually wrong with the name, but it was going to invite ridicule, kind of like naming and American kid Wolfgang.Leah pushed hard for seasonal names, partly because she likes the Carole King song You've Got. So I agreed to check on here to see where he was with his friends, and then if we happened to be heading to the same pub we might say hi.Needless to say as the night wore on we both seemed to be getting drunker and drunker. Messages were exchanged on here and the flirting continued. Then sure enough he told me a bar he was headed to next and it turned out we were going to the same one shortly! I let him know and said Id come and find him.I knew I had to be careful because my friends could.