I swear it was her."I looked at the young woman again. Her face was filled with tears as she pleaded with the cop. He seemed unwilling to listen to he... pleas."Miss?" I asked.She turned to look at me. I found myself staring into her dark eyes. There was tons of pain behind those eyes. I thought she would say something, but a moment later she turned back to argue with the cop."Officer? How much does this young woman have?" I asked.The cop looked at me. "Why is that important?" he asked.I waved at. I couldn't be sure, but I thought it had said something like, "We're here," and "Find us!" I immediately opened my eyes and sat up, but all I saw was Ron sipping a drink and the beautiful horizon of sea and sand. He looked at me curiously and raised his eyebrows questioningly. Not wanting to appear a total fool, I told him that a mosquito had bitten me and let it go at that. He nodded and said that we should probably get started again.As I strapped on my pack with the woman's voice still. I dropped it over that way somewhere." But I watched you for like five minutes. You were just staring out the window," Brad admitted."I... I, uh..." another round of coughs. "I thought I saw someone snooping around our neighbor's house." Really? At nine in the morning?" he inquired as he moved towards the window.Kerri jumped up to block his view. "But I was wrong! Nothing was there! Nothing was there!"Brad brushed Kerri's long dark locks out of her face. "You ok, baby? You acting strange this. Ron and Liz did announce their engagement and were married three months later after the announcement. Eight months after the marriage they were bless when Liz gave birth to a healthy baby girl they named Emily.Steve did not have an occasion to call on Howie and his motorcycle pals for any more help. He did see Howie on the television local news being interviewed as Howie’s cyclist club was involved in helping the Marines in their Toys for Tots drive.Maggie did get married and Trisha told Steve.