I heard a man, apparently a security officer, asking if everything was okay and then Sonny was all Mr. Cool Guy and joking with the security guy and I...managed to pull myself out of my predicament. When the officer finally went back to his car I told Sonny to take me home or I would call my big brother. And he wanted no part of that."I was obviously pleased that my little sister had thought of me as her protector and I put my arm around her waist. She looked up at me and we shared a kiss that. The two remaining women had scrambled into a corner as far from him as they could get, and the girl that had opened the door unsuccessfully tried to cut off a shriek of terror, in a panic to escape him. Sighing, Jake quelled their gibbering with a spear of thought, inserting concepts of tranquility and reason, soothing their distraught minds. It seemed all he did any more was pacify people. The other girl, he noticed, was also quite beautiful. She was a tall, curvaceous redhead with an elegant. She felt the rope, concentrating as hard as she could on where the knot was and how she was going to get it undone. “Hurry!” “I’m trying!” “I feel so stupid, I’m so sorry Andi…” he said, he sounded choked up. “It’s okay, there’s no way you could’ve known, it’s not your fault Patrick,” she said, close to a whisper as she groped at the knot. “I just…you said you wanted to and they seemed legit…” “Shhh I know, don’t talk we’ll have to breathe more that way. This shit’ll kill us.” She finally. She had come to a few of the films and had never seen anyone there taking money except when it was a really popular film.“I didn’t know that,” Jack said thinking that he was going to take advantage of that job benefit. He had brought forty dollars along unsure if it was enough to pay for the tickets.Smiling at Jack, Ella said, “There’s no reason why you can’t take Melissa here every week.”They walked into the auditorium finding that there were lots of empty seats. Jack figured there were maybe.