Are there any volunteers?"Several hands shot up in the audience with eager participants. Omar did a good job of pretending to search out the crowd. Af...er a few seconds of scanning those with raised hands, he singled out Teresa."Ah yes we have our helper. Please, the lovely lady here in the front row." Omar directed the spot light to Teresa.Teresa was shocked when the spotlight fell upon her. She then realized what she had agreed to do."I'm not going on that stage with that stripper." Teresa. He turnedthe porch light on and peeked through the window. It wasn't the police,it was just some girl wearing an overcoat, knocking frantically on thedoor. Her long, brown hair fluttered in the wind. She looked cold. Hadher cat run away? What was wrong with her?He opened the door slowly. "What's up? You know it's 5:45, right?"She pushed the door open and walked in. "Hello, Douglas" she said in analluring voice. It was a girl who was probably in her early 20's, long,flowing brown hair,. Looking back up, the Dave in front of him had vanished, and he caught a glimpse of Dave behind him as he fell to the ground.“NOOOOOO!” Henry shouted, at last wresting himself free from Dave’s trap.Before Henry could even attempt to counterattack, Dave vanished into thin air. Henry rushed to Ben’s side, finding him struggling to breathe as blood leaked from his mouth.“Ben… oh, god!”“Hen… ry…”“Try not to talk. You’ll be ok,” Henry replied.“No,” Ben croaked, feeling his end approaching. He. "Shall I wait in the car while you change?" Sure!" A huge smile washed over Kaylee's face as she turned toward the stairs. Then she stopped and turned back: "I won't be long, two minutes or so, I promise!"She closed the door and I heard her shoot up the stairs. Finally I let out my long-held sigh of disappointment. I cursed myself for not watching the house, had I done so I would have seen them leave and avoided this whole situation. 'Nothing I can do about it now,' I thought, as I crossed the.