He realized that this effect, which he could just barely sense, would not be visible to anybody else as he was not truly "seeing" it with his eyes. He...was more feeling it through the enhancements to his senses.At the instant the truck impacted with the woman's fragile body, he sensed the Darkness pulse. It swelled immensely, engulfing the front of the truck with almost a voracious lunge. Jake watched the truck grind to a halt. He moved slowly towards the spot where everybody was converging. But. She held up a clothing ensemble on hangars in each hand, a cotton button down in a greenish plaid with matching pants in her left hand, and a short-sleeved blue shirt in an ash pattern with coordinating blue-gray pants in her right. "Or something else entirely?" What are you doing here?" I asked in surprise.She arched an eyebrow and looked down, as if she'd somehow disappointed me. "My job, sir."For four months, Evania had helped me dress. Scratch that, for three and a half months, she'd helped. I looked for my wife’s booth and saw several men gathered around it. They were all very attentive to what was going on. Her booth consisted of a large plastic tub full of little cards that had paperclips on each piece of paper. The kids would use “fishing poles” that had string with a magnet at the end of the line. They would dip the line into the tub and catch the card by the metal paper clip. She would reach down and help the child grab the card to see what prize had been won.Each time she. ’ I walked her across to the yellow cage and there was the remote control plugged in. I sat her down in it and decided I would go and get my bag, my shotgun slung around my neck. ‘SEAN! SEAN! Wad de fuck,’ I could hear slurred words, Viktor must have been awake! I had to keep him away from the controls for the cage. ‘Down here,’ I said quietly, ‘Help me…’ I hissed. Viktor’s head appeared at the edge of the hole. ‘Sean?’ No way was I going to come this far and lose. I hid behind the cage and.