I think I used up more energy on stage than I normally do. It's usually six in the morning before I can fall asleep after a show. It's why I usually j...ust head straight to the airport."I realized I was standing in my underwear and shifted nervously. Liz chuckled."We're even now," she said. "You saw me in my undies yesterday and I got the show this morning." Little do you know," I replied. "Your hiney was bare to the world when I walked in. I decided I could probably quit work if I somehow. Probably from the nose job. I had a full head of hair. Blonde, down to my shoulders. I tugged on it. It hurt, just a little. Must be a hair weave. My ass was pretty good sized. And so where my hips.On closer inspection I had an array of small bandages all over my body. Well, okay, not all over. But enough. It must be where they put the implants in. My throat hurt, and didn't have the guts to speak. So I stayed quiet. I looked at myself from various sides in the mirror. And I'll be damned if I. She said, “This is like sitting at a theater watching a horror movie. The music keeps getting louder and more threatening, but the monster doesn’t show up. The tension just builds and builds until you are ready to snap. Then all of a sudden the monster bursts onto the screen and you scream.”“They are playing Mozart. Cassation No. 2 in B Major if I’m not mistaken,” Ellen said after listening to the background music for a moment. It wasn’t exactly the kind of background music for a horror. I felt a spike in myanxiety level. I was afraid to have anyone see us here. The occupants ofthe room took no notice of us as we passed by, however. Whatever projecthad kept them there into the wee hours held their full attention. Finally, we turned a corner and came to a locked door with a Sign thatread: Secured Section, Authorized Personnel Only. A red light burnedabove the door. Hayden and Kogo stood nearby dressed as janitors. Javierhad managed to get the uniforms for them, thinking.