She laughed and then got this funny look on her face. She looked me up and down and then said she'd go to the dance with me, but only if I brought a h...rse to her house to pick her up and we rode to the dance. She only lived about six or seven miles from our place, and the school wasn't much more than two or three more, so naturally I said that'd be fine. She walked up to me, real close, and put her lips about an eighth of an inch from mine and said "I'm looking forward to this, stud." And then. I still had the necklace in hand with me to give to him. I waited. Waited. Waited. And waited. He never showed. I became worried. This is the second day I haven’t seen him. I asked my friend Jessica if she knew where he was, she had no clue. Days turned to weeks, weeks turned to months. Still no sign of Daniel anywhere. Students even began asking teachers where he was. At night, I would cry myself to sleep. He left me… The thing that hurts is that we didn’t even have a goodbye… He just. He laughed, You are not planning to spy on your family, huh. I replied, No, just increasing the security level at home, and after a month or so I shall surprise mom and dad, by how I can take care of the house, and will show them weekly footage. I told Jay that cameras are for front gate, and the backdoor in the kitchen, and mic in living room. I hated lying, especially to good people who are good to me, but sometimes it has to be done. After I finished my conversation with him, I went. They began and recheck the floors, but they foundnothing. 'Oh god I have to find it before I take on his mental abilities. I don'twant to be a child again,' she thought wondering when their mentalabilities would start to shift. Steve conversely began to wonder, 'What if we don't find it? I'll bemommy!' Steve looked to his mother and said, "Mommy I'm tired of looking, I'mgoing to start dinner now." I order you to help me search!" "No Mommy!" All right, all right." She really couldn't stand to.