A hand reached out and grabbed his sleeve, pulling him in. ‘C’mon, don’t be such a scaredy-cat. Besides, you’re one of the good guys.’ As so...n as he was inside, Bill grabbed his chest, ‘I can’t breath. The pain… the pain,’ and fell to his knees. Faith rushed to kneel in front and held him up. ‘I have the antidote,’ she said, and pressed her lips to his, in a reviving kiss. His strength renewed, Bill ran his hands up her back to cradle her head while the cure was administered long after the. ’ ‘Is that what you do with all the cows around here? Sell them to be butchered for steaks?’ ‘Yeah, eventually, that is, if I ever get enough of them.’ ‘And now it’s your turn to tell me about your world crumbling,’ Gail reminded Howard. ‘You’ve already learned about two of my big mistakes. What’s your biggest rock look like?’ ‘Rock?’ ‘Yeah, my life is a rock wall,’ she explained. ‘I’m sitting on top and all the rocks breaking loose and falling are going to cause me to fall off. So I figure. 'Look guys, can't we do something normal?' I thought on the spot.'Like what?''Like...' I looked around frantically - 'Like watch a movie?' I said, spotting a DVD rack.'Yeah, good idea, this is lame.'Chantelle looked though the rack, putting out a few DVD's, until we agreed on 'Hot fuzz'The movie was good, but I watched it before - making me fall asleep.I woke up to the sound of the credits on, with Chantelle's arm around me.I glanced at the clock, 2:45.'Now might be a great time to go home' I. It turned out I was wrong."I'd like to come home," I said. "I mean really come home."Ann looked at me. If I was expecting a rapturous smile and open arms, I was to be disappointed.Instead she looked uncertain."I don't know," she said with a frown.My anger started to rise again; in pain and weariness it happens easily. I had been right to worry about it.She could tell I was angry."Allan," she said sharply, "you said you would control your anger."She was right, I had. So I did. Indeed I slumped.