“Goodnight Chef Gusteau, see you tomorrow sir.” Colette said to her boss after she put two large garbage bags in the dumpster behind the bistro, i... the same area of the staff’s parking spaces.“You too Mrs. Lorenz, and again, I’m so glad to have a person who has the talent and cuisine skill like you in our kitchen, see you tomorrow.” He replied back with a quite stern face as same as normal, before popping in the driver compartment of his black Renault 25 and drove off the parking space on to. Bobbys told me a little about you. Bob says youre a really good student. Oh not really, hes was just being kind. I replied. Bobbys gone to the store to pick up some snacks and soda for you and Katie. Shes taking a nap right now youll meet her in about an hour when we leave. Come on in and make yourself at home. Lana went on. Youve got a really nice house, Lana. I mentioned. Ya, my dad helped us buy it. Otherwise wed never been able to get it. Dads are like that sometimes. I replied. My dads a. There have been so many times that I have wanted to tell you how incredible you really are. How kind, intelligent, caring, and charismatic. How I love the little bit of slump of your shoulders and picture your arms outstretched pushing yourself down my mouth, how I love how lean your fingers are and how I visualize them slipping in and out of me night after night, or how it makes me sad that you’re color blind and can’t appreciate how incredibly gorgeous your big blue eyes are. I’ve spent all. You and Jen fall over laughing.“Anyway, 1,300 years ago,” Sarah continues trying to continue her tale, “the sky ripped open over a small European village. The sky bled, turning red.” That sounds familiar, you remember the sky being ripped asunder and the sky turning red. “A black tower rose from the ground and monsters poured out into the lands.”“For the story to be scary, it needs to be real,” Jen complains.“This is real, I saw the ruins of the tower on my Europe trip last summer. This village.