“Stay there honey, we need a photo of this…”With that, she disappeared back into the house for a moment but soon returned holding her phone.“O...t the way, guys,” she said looking from her dad to her uncle and then at me. We all took a step back as Gail walked forward and took some pictures of Em laying there in the afternoon sun with come all over her. When she’d finished she turned back to us.“Ok, now we better clean her up. Tom, dad; do the honours.”As they both stepped forward with their. And Dad never did say another word about it!!!!! THE END Post Script: I nursed and nurtured those baby bunnies round the clock, every six hours, for two full weeks. But they were wild creatures, and in their own instinctual innocence, they would bite me, and claw me, and seemingly fight against me, even though I was trying to save their precious little lives. And the huge carton they were in could not hold them, because the box was a full 3′ tall, and those little critters, at now nearly 4′ in. “Satellite imaging shows the Lexus pulled into the alley up here on the left. It looks like it a blind alley so it’s gonna be difficult to slip in and out unnoticed,” Raven says looking up from the laptop in her lap.“We’re gonna have to make due,” Sage says, looking forward through the windshield to the opening of the alley. “What do you suppose they are waiting for?”“Beats the hell out of me,” she answers setting the laptop in the back seat and replacing it with a small bag. Unzipping it. Police. Doctors. Reporters. Some of this probably isn’t in the right order, but it’s what I remember.Neither Kate nor I left Wendy. Bree slipped in and out to get us food and fresh clothes. Word spread that I was the one who called 911 and alerted the camp before the explosion and they cut me a little slack. I think they admitted me instead of treating and releasing so I could stay. I had college health insurance and didn’t really care if it didn’t cover everything. There was a second bed in.