Helen closed the door behind her and I know her hands were fiddling with the key she never used."Girls, Maria has cramps like all of you do. She was i...n pain downstairs and I wanted to see if I could give her some temporary relief."Helen piped up, "Alex started helping me a few months ago and I don't know how I survived before without him." He can try this on me," Maria said.I said, "There is no chair big enough in here, so we will have to sit on the bed." I took off my shoes and climbed into. All I got to say is, thank God for steps. It took me a couple of panicked dashes from one set of steps to another before I managed to fool the pickles at the opposite side of the steps that they didn’t start to chase me. Of course, it was also rather difficult to find steps that they couldn’t just walk up the slope beside them or get around some other way.By the time I was walking among them without any of them chasing me again, I had seen at least four beaten people lying unconscious along the. We both disappeared from my bedroom to appear a second later in the hallway of a hospital.“I need some help with my Daughter. Her water has broken and she is having contractions,” Jill called and several nurses appeared with a gurney and helped me on to it.“I’m going to get you admitted, Maureen, and I’ll see you in delivery,” Jill told me as the nurses wheeled me down the hall to the delivery area.The next two hours were very painful with the contractions increasing in both frequency and. I watched as she blocked and spun away, slicing the drow yet again. It looked like she was playing with him. He was bleeding from a dozen deep cuts. As I watched her I began to relax and lowered the hybrid. I bent slightly, catching my breath from my run up the stairs.Again the drow struck and then lunged. Cat blocked and stepped out of line with him, spinning around the blade came to a sudden stop at the drow’s neck. A thin line of blood was forming at the edge of the blade. I walked forward.