If I had to wait another night, I was not going to be able to stand it.Finally, she sat up and looked at me.“That was… amazing, dear,” she said,...smiling from ear to ear. “I’ve decided that,” she paused, stopping herself. She looked behind her. “I’ve decided I want to unlock you.”My heart jumped. An excited smile leapt across my face. I wanted to cry.“Thank you, Stephanie. Oh, god. I love that… I love this... I love–" she stopped me, holding a finger to my mouth.“I’m sure you are feeling a lot. Your brain didn't recognize it, however. It wasn't something from any malfunction you had ever known. And that... worried you.Grabbing the phaser pistol on your desk, you immediately readied yourself for anything as you pressed the needed keys to exit your room.With one swift movement, the door swung open... but only half way. Luckily, it was enough room to get you outside.Squeezing through after peeking around the hallway, you tried to assess the situation. The alarm remained online and only. I noticed a big sign in the parking lot for a cheap motel in the shopping complex. Sure, I always knew it was there, but all of the sudden I had a use for it.“How about right now?” I said.Breanna grinned. “What in your car or something?”I pointed to the motel. She laughed and started walking in the direction of the place, smiling back at me. I followed, watching her ass sway in her tight jeans. I paid for a room with some cash I had in my wallet and got the key. In the rusty stairwell, she. " I know now that you meant it. I'm anxious to see how the others will do today?" he said."What?" Now that they know there is no chance of winning while trying to fight their way in, watch them. They will work twice as hard as they have been," he said."I thought they'd all been doing a good job as it was," I said."They have been, but watch today, they will work even harder. Not only do they know it will take more than fighting to get in, they also know that they will be allowed a chance to.