Still on my knees, exhausted from my crying, I prayed.Bright Lady, please forgive me.I felt her sad smile while her warmth encompassed me. "I guess th...t I can't just have the good without some of the bad, can I, Bright Lady?"I didn't need Her to answer that. I knew that this wasn't going to be all roses the first time that I fought the slavers and rescued Kira. I just hoped that I won't have to kill anyone else in cold blood. One was more than I could bear.Thank you for listening, My Lady. I. Even all the pain she put me through. Em didn’t stop by my room Friday night after her date. Or Saturday.I didn’t sleep well. Every time I closed my eyes, the pressure started to weigh on me. I was trapped. Enclosed. Pressed. Suffocating. I couldn’t wait to get these casts off. Another week at least. I struggled up out of sleep and nightmares in the middle of the night to feel my sister’s hand on my shoulder, gently rocking me.“It’s okay, J. It was just a dream. You’re okay now. You’re safe at. “The front, garage, and side doors all open onto the main warehouse floor. The back entrance is at the end of the corridor that leads to the office with the cell. The cell door’s gone; I had it removed and melted down. Then he’s trapped with nowhere to run.”“One man standing where this one is can cover sides one and two of the building.” Generalissimo Ramirez observed. “The second, here,” He pointed to a spot in the main room. “Can do the same. The third can cover side three because the only. ” I looked at her, shocked. “Yes, I know. Molly told us about your plan to catch us. It was a good plan if we had been cheating. We turned it into a good cover for the party making it that much more of a surprise.”I stammered a few times that I was sorry.She stopped me. “Look, I gave you a bunch of signs. We had gotten a little stale; I would have thought the same thing. I get why you thought what you did. Oh, by the way, Molly wasn’t working those two nights you caught me coming home. She was.