Rowena returned to the forest camp with mixed feelings. She knew she would be able to survive and even protect her “people” in the isolated spot. ...hat bothered her was the fact that the oppression of the people was fast coming to a boiling point and it would not be long before the pot would explode with bloody consequences and ruined lives. She made a visit to her familiar convent to receive some advice on the best course of action and found that her work was well known by the Bishop of. I could see his eyes go wide."These are my new pets." I held tight to Emily's neck and moved her toward one of the dog cages on the floor."Get in there." I pushed her down to the floor so she had to crawl into the cage. I think she was a little shocked as I put the pin in the door and locked her in.I moved back to where Jim was standing, his eyes locked on the girls huddled in the kennel."I can't believe you did this." What, do you have a problem with it? I didn't forget about you, I'm going to. “Rebecca? Are you okay you seem a little distracted?” Amy asked me. “Um no I’m fine. Just a little tired.” I answered pulling myself up in my seat and pushing my skirt back down. I looked over at Ryan and he had a big smile on his face. “I think that will be all for today. I have to go over some stuff with my son. So if you’ll excuse us guys.” I told them. “Take off a little early today. You guys did a great job on the Goldman contracts.” I added. They left and I walked. The man charged us $2.75 each for our snack, since we were college students.The sandwiches were delicious. I knew we would be back a few more times while we were in town the next ten days. Matt Frye, Jon Stafford and Charlie Taylor walked in as we finished our sandwiches. We promised them they would enjoy their treat.Trevor and I headed up to our room when we got back. I turned on the Insight Bowl. Mizzou was leading Michigan State 27-17. About ten minutes remained in the game. The Spartans.