"Then he waved his hands and pointed his finger in mydirection. Something like a fire ball strikes me in thechest. I couldn't deflect it, the arrows i... my legs made meslow, so it explodes in me. I felt a dizziness, my visionblurred, I feel my body fall to the floor. Suddenly all isblack Chapter 7 - Waking upI open my eyes, all is dark, no pain, I feel no pain. Theycured my wounds, but I'm tied down, I can't move a muscle.Getting my senses again, I noticed that my arms are wideopen and my hands. The bastard; he’s gone back to bed. Damn, we had to have matching stories ... if our stories didn’t match?I’m so nervous. My stomach ... I’m going to throw up. This isn’t supposed to be happening. Come on Sarah ... get it together. Think. Think! Bass loves me. We’re married. Our three girls; he wouldn’t ... no he would never ... not Bass. I’m safe ... he doesn’t know anything ... nothing ... nada. He only knows about Rath. Well I did feel sorry for him! He’s such a loser.I thought, ‘Bass. Tiffany was now three years old and she thought it about time to get off the birth control pills so she and Josh could have another child. Gone were the thoughts of her pain and agony from the first pregnany. If she had one more, Tiffany would have a brother or sister.The United States Supreme Court didn't want to get involved in judging corporate America so they let the lower ruling stand. The Howards were now the owners of two thirds of Bellform and Swanson. They had won their case and now. I just did not know how to break the news to Mum. Once again Maggie came to the rescue. She asked me up to her house one lunch time. Maggie and Uncle Ben lived in an enormous eight bedroom detached house at the back of the Garden Centre, with landscaped gardens, swimming pool, the lot. It all belonged to Maggie, the house, the Garden Centre, the money, everything, her first husband had been a very successful architect and garden landscaper, who had died in an accident after they had been.