They went into town to get us Excedrin, since we didn't have any in the house." Guess we should have told them, huh?" Guess they should have told us t...ey were going instead of leaving us notes," Terra countered. She started to chuckle, but it cut off in a pained groan as she covered her eyes."Time to go, before my head explodes. Do you see my phone?" Ella asked.Her twin slid off the bed and said, "Here's the cord." When she traced it from the outlet to one of Ella's discarded shoes, she found. Lishaka eyed them suspiciously before looking around, a quizzical expression on her face. Rhys noticed a curious piece of eyewear she had strapped to her head, a faceted red lens sitting on a hinge atop her brow.“Are you all right, Lisha?” Rhys asked, pulling the squirming goblin closer.“I have the oddest feeling, like I’m being watched by someone I can’t see.” She craned her neck dangerously. “Is that you, Rhyssie? Or am I just going mad?”Her gaze wandered through the room, taking in the. But with one of you in Boston and one in Omaha, where would I spend my week?”“We’re going to have to tough it out and get back home as soon as possible,” I said. We kissed in pairs and together, reveling in being held and comforted by our lovers.“Home,” Lissa whispered. “Do you really think of it as home, Tony?”“It’s where the heart is, as they say,” I answered. “When Mom and Dad talk about us going home for the summer, it seems more like going away for a visit.”“My mom has started packing up. “We heard that you quit your job at the Dairy Treat not long after breaking things off with Marty, and we’ve all been worried about you.”“I did it, David! I finally did it! I freed myself,” Linda giggled manically in response.“Freed yourself? I don’t understand. Freed yourself from what? Your job? Or do you mean from Marty?” I asked, feeling perplexed.“From him! From his lies and threats! From his dirty touches!” she shouted gleefully as she started walking towards me.“Marty threatened you? His.