"Yup," he said goodnaturedly enough. "I'm already going crazy over the idea of being alone with two lovely young women in the house." Well, you're not...alone," Betty said in a more confident voice and leaned against the stove, smiling at him for the first time."Kent?" he said and shrugged his shoulders. "I heard what time he came in this morning. That's no competition." I'm sure he thinks he is," Betty blurted out. Then the flood of tears she had been holding back all morning broke through as. My luggage was checked as far as New York, then I had to retrieve it, go through US immigration and then check in again. It seems that in the US you don’t go through immigration when you reach your destination, but when you first set foot in the USA. So armed with my hand luggage, passport, brand spanking new with a three month business visa and boarding pass, I went through security and I was on my own in the world.I found a café, got myself a coffee and a croissant and settled down to wait. "Let me die! Get the fuck off of me and let me die! My Ken!"Eventually, Mel stopped struggling, collapsing into a crying, exhausted heap. She curled up, almost in a fetal position, next to her dead friend. Kine and Lessa slowly struggled to their feet. Kine sighed."We were going to lose someone sooner or later."Lessa closed her eyes, almost falling back against the smooth cabin wall."I ... I've never lost someone I've tried to save before. I've ... seen so many I've known die, and killed so. .) Clerk: 'Kinkos.' DJ: 'Hey, is Sarah around there somewhere?' Clerk: 'This is she.' DJ: 'Sarah, this is Ed with FOX-FM. We are live on the air right now and I've been talking with Brian for a couple of hours now.' Sarah: (laughing) 'A couple of hours?' DJ: 'Well, a while now. He is on the line with us. Brian knows not to give any answers away or you'll lose. Sooooooo... do you know the rules of 'Mate Match'?' Sarah: 'No.' DJ: 'Good!' Brian: (laughing) Sarah: (laughing) 'Brian, what the hell.