Her husband was gone. As many times over the years, she was without him and alone. She decided to find some solace reading on her iPad.The lights flic...kered one last time and went dark as the storm brought down the power and phone lines. In this remote area, cell phone coverage was poor at best. Now there was no communications at all. She had supplies and decided to wait until the storm passed. She longed for her husband to snuggle with and keep her safe as she watched the flames dance in. You try to scream or call for help, and I shoot the kid. Go on."The woman trembled, recoiling as she gave me a shocked look. "Oh, sweet Jesus!" she huffed. "P-please!"I gave her a look, waiting. The woman's eyes watered, and she clutched the baby carrier. The little tyke babbled and cooed nonsensically, flailing his little arms and legs. I assumed the baby was a boy by the blue jumper it wore."L-look," she said. "I-if it's money you want—"I sighed. They always tried this. "It's not about. .. a fresh reminder of your victory in Baltimore!” Mayor Lansing inquired of me while Sarah Whitman kept her eyes glaring at us ... but which of us?“Oh, those bitches ... yeah, don’t lift a finger for them. They are just as evil in their own way as the Nazis ... if anything, they are even dumber to die for their insane ideology. And make no mistake. Die they will. We don’t want to risk valuable blood and treasure to save the likes of them. Heaven has no mandate for me to save them, but to aid. As far as Madge knew, Kim and Doris knewnothing of the situation regarding Wendy's physical gender.After Wendy's tub was filled Luanne swished her hand through the watermixing in the foot bath solutions she had poured in. "I think this waterwill be perfect for you, Sweetie. You let your Auntie Lu know if that'stoo hot for you," Luanne said tenderly.Wendy liked the fact that Luanne referred to herself as his 'Auntie' asit made him much closer to the woman that he had seen only casually overthe.