Until we get this straightened out, I can't let you take yourdaughter home with you."My father swung at the papers, knocking them from the police offi...er'shand. "Then to hell with all this legal crap." He reached past Aunt Joanand grabbed me by the waist. "Let's go, Bobby." No!" I was almost as surprised to hear myself screech as I was by myfather's sudden move.Terri, who was still holding onto me, swung the crutch she was carryingat my father. "Let go of her!"Officer Hernandez moved almost too. ” “Good,” she said. “The party is this Saturday at 10 o’clock.” She handed him a slip of paper. “That’s the directions to get to my house. And please, don’t tell anyone.” “Don’t worry Ms. Gwen, I won’t.” “Call me Sarah,” she said and turned to leave the room. “Ms. Gwe– I mean Sarah,” Max called. She stopped and turned around looking at him. He was debating whether or not to ask her, but he decided she wouldn’t care. “Can I see your ‘you know’,” he said glancing down at her breasts. She smiled. They flew to Vancouver, and drove up here with us." Where are they now?" Hiking on a nearby trail. It's really beautiful around here, you know? But it gets chilly at night, even at this time of year. Between seven and eight degrees Celsius on average, and last night it was a little colder." She squeezed his hand. "I'm glad you'll be keeping me warm tonight. Maybe we can christen your tent, like Aunt Ronnie and James christened mine." They did, eh?" For over an hour. I fell asleep before they. With a simple twist of her wrist she ended his life,breaking his neck with a sickening wet snap.Dropping his limp body on the floor by the stairs, she tearfullywondered if her suffering was finally over. She wondered if that she'dfinally be free of this horrid curse she had to endure for hundreds ofyears.As her former master's heart finally stopped beating, the broken collaron the floor started to emit an throbbing eerie glow. It slid across thefloor repairing itself as it did so. It then.