Now, she only thought of where was the stupid train. Only, something was wrong, the train was delayed and the crowd anxiously waited impatiently for t...e arrival of the train to take them away from there, away from the last leg of work, and to take them home. Sarah was late. She was never late. She prided herself on being on time, on being logical, practical, and on never losing her head when all of those around her panicked unnecessarily and lost their heads, but her heel broke on the way to. Being younger than her, his exams did not start for a while. Rolling over onto her stomach, Kim gazed out of the window over the beach. The sea was such a sensual thing, she mused, following the rollers coming up the beach. Big and powerful, they smoothly glided up to the sand and, it seemed to her, in slow motion flung themselves down in the surface for the beach with their terrific crashes. Tirelessly they worked the sands, sculpting the white expanse in their own mysterious designs. As she. “The hell was that?” One of the men at the camp asked. “Sounded like a cat, over there,” another replied, pointing toward a completely different place than where Cameron and Abasi had heard a growl. With darkness descending, Cameron said, “I’m going to go lock down the tomb.” “I will attempt to redeem myself by calming those who remain.” Cameron nodded and made her way back to the tomb. As she passed through the camp, one of the younger men on the team suddenly spun away and vomited. Cameron. I say nothing, silently cursing myself for making such a mistake. “Tisk, tisk, I guess you haven’t learned your lesson yet,” he leans in closer, “have you?” I still say nothing and just stare into his eyes. “Don’t worry my little slut, class has just began.” He lets go of me and walks away. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ It’s late at night and I can’t sleep, nervous about what Mason has planned for me, and that I have.