." said Leah, trying to catch her breath."Please, Leah," said Arvan."The man that walks out of here today is a different man, I am happy I changed you..., but I am past marriage age. I'll always be here, we'll be friends, and you can come back, but you listen to me good boy," said Leah, grabbing him by the throat."Leah," said Arvan."We are not getting married and at one point, we might not even see each other, but you don't forget what you learned. I am not falling for you and we aren't shit, you. Sitting side by side on the same couch they had made passionate love on the day before, Todd explained."These aren't rules I made for you Laura," Todd said. "These are ground rules for myself and anybody else that enters, though not many people have been in there," he added. "I never go in after drinking, not even one beer. No soft drinks, no smoking, nothing except pure spring water that I keep in the fridge inside. This is my business and I can't afford to take any chances with it. Don't. Henry looked down at Ed for a minute trying to decide what to do about this man that dared to grab him like that. With a serious expression, Ed said, “I’m expecting some other people to show up here over the next day or so.”“Will they be white?”“Probably.”Henry said, “We’re not letting anyone in except people that live in the area.”“I’m expecting Druids. You should let them in.”Not knowing anything about Druids, Henry’s suspicions returned. It made him wonder if Leroy was here against his will.. Debbie froze when she saw the sergeant and Cindy entering her living room. She knew the night of hell was just beginning."Come in and sit down," said Ted, "can I get you a drink?" Bourbon for me," said the sergeant, "and Cindy here likes sweet things, don't you Cindy?"Cindy's only reply was a smile directed straight at Debbie who closed her eyes and wished the world would end right then and now."Two drinks coming up," said Ted as he went into the kitchen.Cindy walked over to the couch where.