“Sleep now, its only five in the morning.” Cody sat up and pulled the covers over them and laid back down, pulling Bailey next to him once more. �...�Good night, Bay.” Cody whispered. Cody senses were on alert; he quickly sat up and managed not to wake up Bailey. He got out of bed and grabbed his Beretta and strode over to the closet and pulled on a pair of jeans. Someone was around the perimeter, he could feel it and they were closing in. He shouldn’t leave Bailey but he needed to, he locked the. "I sighed and bit my lip nervously. "Time just flies by so fast." Have you talked to her?" What, today? No." I shook my head rapidly, feeling my heartbeat speed up a bit. I was almost more anxious than if this had been MY wedding. "She's been so busy I haven't seen her since yesterday morning. And now it feels like I'm never going to see her again." Of course you will." That's not what I mean. Whenever she needed to turn to someone, that person was me. I was the one who protected her. I was the. “But I hate poker with just five players. The game is better with six. Anyway, I told Tom to get a replacement if he knew someone who would want to play with us. He assured me he had someone in mind.”“I hope it’s someone we’ll like,” Mitch said as he poured something he was cooking into a serving dish. “Remember that ass that played with us a couple of years ago? God, but he was nauseating. And a slob to boot.”“We’ll just roll the dice and hope it works out well,” Mal replied as he set about. Hey Tyler,I was planning to stay on this floor, so if you are staying as well, Either you have to move to my room or I have to go to yours. I'm open to either honestly. Thanks,Myles The emails continued and they slowly got less and less professional. Eventually he told me that he lived down the hall, where I knew he lived. It was time to pay him a visit. I walked down the hallway until I reached the door that correlated with the email. I knocked and sure enough Tyler answered. I entered the.