Every day she anticipated it, she even made sure to be dressed for it, but to no avail. Jordan kept her dangling on a string. She finally had to do so...mething. One night when Taylor was showering, she grabbed her phone and got Jordan's number. The next day she called and left a message. Nothing.She called again the next day.Nothing.She called again the next day, this time she left a very dirty message, desperate to get what she wanted, not even taking into consideration that all he had to do was. “I know, but I didn’t expect so much would happen in two days.”Jesse nodded and smiled, looking down at me as I lay on the bed. He leaned forward and kissed me lightly, holding my hand. “Remember, life has more imagination than the mind,” he said softly, his lips just above mine.I nodded at his words, reminding me of what he said last night.He then kissed me again, his soft lips lingering on my lips. I returned his kiss, loving his tenderness, suddenly forgetting what just happened as Jesse’s. He crept around and then the sentry went down. I moved forward carefully and met up with Robby. We moved on and found the main group of them. I was surprised. There were only eleven of them there. We had accounted for almost half of them already by that count. I figured there were others out on sentry duty or preparing another attack.We were close enough to hear if they weren't quiet. I heard one talking."Pat, this isn't a good idea. Harry wasn't worth it and he sure isn't worth dying for.. “It’s nothing…” she mumbled as she looked away.“It’s got to be something, you can tell me. I’m not going to tell anyone.” I told her. “Besides who am I going to tell anyway.”She glanced back at me. “It’s my parents…”“Shauna and Dave?” I asked. “What happened?”“They just seemed to never stop fighting. I think they’re going to get a divorce.”“Oh…” I sighed. “Did they say that?”“No, but it’s just… The way they talk to each other, or how they act when they think I’m not around.” she tried to.