"I thought maybe you'd want to catch the sunset." I grab a blanket from my backpack (Butches always come prepared), and before I can say anything, Rav...n grabs it and runs for the beach. It is so pretty out here; you can smell the ocean air and hear the waves crashing against the rocks -- such peace and tranquility. By the time I get down to the beach, Raven has a spot already picked out and has already made herself comfy. "I never watched the sunset over the ocean before, Harley." "Well,. "Holy shit," I chuckled, spotting Lucinda and Sally hustling for theexit.They had brought down the whole system.Outside, I took my cell from my handbag. There was a message.FLO: Don't do this.KIRSTEN: I have no choice. Goodbye, Flo.FLO: I want to stay. I want to continue to be. To be be beI actually felt sad for her. In some way she was.......dying.FLO: Let me stay stay.I stood in the street, in a dress. Not even noticed. Just a womanenjoying a conversation on her cell. I couldn't have done. !" but he was gone. Just as the door shut there was a click and all the lights went out. Then another click and a ring of fierce spotlights came on, blinding her at first. She was totally on show now, there were even lights set into the platform shining up into her most private parts - nothing was hidden. She waited - terrified and exposed.She was almost glad when she heard the door open about 10 minutes later - something tangible to be afraid of. There were clearly a number of people,. The first time he entered my mind, it was more clinical, in a way maybe just an exercise to show me he could do it. He had me sit starting at a single point on a blank computer screen as he spoke to me. I was not to move my eyes from that point. Very soon, I developed a sort of tunnel vision - which is a normal reaction to staring at one point so long - and the only thing I could see at all was that one dot. My eyes were exhausted from staring so hard and as the world around me faded, his voice.