Once we got to the room, she offered to get me a drink from the mini bar. Suspecting nothing, I drank the whiskey and asked her what her name was. "No...names," she laughed, "it's better this way." I remember feeling disappointed that she obviously didn't want to see me again after that night (how wrong can you be?) At that moment, I started to feel woozy. I looked across at her and saw an evil smile on her face that I will never forget. It was the last thing I saw before passing out.When I awoke. Sometimes in summer we'd even sleep there, mum and dad didn't know, they were always to drunk to know, or care!Things changed for us when we were both fourteen and we'd just settled down for a nights sleep when we heard a car engine roaring at high speed, behind it, a good way behind, we heard the ringing of the bell on a police car, there was the sound of skidding, a crash then silence, we hardly dared move as the police bell got louder and louder, then it began to fade and I risked a look out. I am losing my patience with her and if she keeps this up she's not going to survive...Zarika is yelling about needing help. I hope that Yasmeen and she had a fight because that would be something I'd even pay to watch. I grab a rifle, head into the hallway, Zarika runs up hugs me and begins to cry because she's so upset.I ask, "What's wrong?"But she's so upset she just blubbers at me.Present – Thom – At the cabinByron noisily comes into the room and slams the door. I complain, "Damn, you sound. It was only then she heard the moans of pain coming from Tani's room. Naomi jumped from her bed and rushed to Tani's side. Tani's bed sheets were soaked and covered not only with the mucus of breaking water but blood as well. Naomi was familiar with childbirth and able to help deliver with confidence under normal circumstances. She was also able to recognize at a glance that this was not a normal delivery. Tani groaned in pain once more and Naomi went into action. Mika had joined them having.