I said a silent prayer in Greg Harrison's memory. "I'll never forget you," I mouthed silently before taking the field.Trevor, Damian and I met the Haw...eye captains at midfield with the head referee. We were the visitors and it was my turn to be the spokesman so I got to call the coin toss. I called tails. It was. Even though we had a fifteen to twenty mile an hour wind blowing from the north through the stadium, Coach Burton wanted the ball first. Our game plan called for us to get up on the. ‘She’s hurting Dex,’ Jason said before his friend could ask. ‘Shel’s trying to adjust to being the mother of a ten and a half year old girl and a nearly three month old. You pushed her too fast, and we both know why. And so does Shella, and she agreed for your father,’ Jason said. ‘I love her Jason. I don’t know when I realized it wasn’t just a brotherly-sisterly love, but I love her so much it hurts,’ Dex said. ‘Well, I’m glad you’ve stopped seeing her as a younger sister considering you have. ‘Thaank Ya Paul!!’ Cadence said grinning from ear to ear. ‘No… I mean you’re burning up. You wanna go outside? It’s a little cooler out there.’ ‘Oh…’ Cadence said covering her mouth to laugh, ‘Sssure.’ Paul put his arm around Cadence’s waist and led her up the stairs and to the door. As soon as they got outside Cadence broke away from Paul and went to lay down on a bench near her car. ‘Ohhhh man… this ain’t good.’ She giggled ‘Will you drive my car ta my house t’night Paul? I’m gonna drive. Inside the cave were longtunnels, and at the end was a massive stone door.The warnings on the door were even more ominous then those on the walls.Death, danger, evil. That was what was behind the door. Sherry beggedthat they leave, but Manuel couldn't move the door and thought perhapsdynamite would open it. Gavin however had ignored them all. He juststood there, for what seemed like forever, then he said, "Open." Andthe door opened.Sherry almost passed out when the door opened, she was.