" He said the word like it took him a moment to remember it, like it tasted bad.My face softened, and I took another drag, hanging on his every word.�...�Since they didn't see me, I left.” He shrugged. “I live about a mile from the train station. Took me half an hour to walk there. Maybe. I –" he looked in the eyes with deadly seriousness – “I didn't go straight there. Sort of wandered. I didn't mean to run, but when I saw the train station, I thought, why not hop the next one and go?”“Wow,” I said. I wasn't sure what to say. We finished studying and went out to the kitchen about 45 minutes later. John was about done cooking dinner. Then we sat down and ate. “So how are the steaks?” John asked. “Good John,” I replied. So we ate and then Jeanette invited me to spend the night. So I accepted of course. Then a few hours later we were in her room and I wasn't feeling too good. “Callie, are you OK?” Jeanette asked. “I don't feel good. I gotta go to the bathroom, I think I'm gonna be sick,” I. .. distracted. Keep out of the way of the wolves, they can be trusted to know what to do and who not to touch, ‘ I replied as my team broke from cover to follow the wolves in.‘You got it.‘“Engaging a militia group who were trying to observe the riot,” Nell sent over the radio.“Just be careful, friend Nell,” I replied.“As ever, friend John.”As we got to the entrance we could hear the sounds of fighting as well as screams of horror and the howls of the wolves.“Oh, this is going to be ugly,” I. In this darkness, layed a lump, oblivious and indifferent to its surroundings.A single ray of light pierced the darkness, like a herald to your glory. Suddenly, things inside the darkness took shape and the lump saw himself for what he was for the first time. Invigorated, the man stumbled towards the light but before he reached it, a million other rays joined the first, like an angelic choir. Awed by the spectacle, the man stopped and was surprised to find that these bursts of brilliance were.