It didn't take long for him to notice she was there and started checking her out again. I asked her if she was up to some fun. She winked and said sur...e. I asked her if she was up to trying something a little different. She asked what I had in mind. I asked her if she would be willing to just hook up with him and go spend the night with him on her own. She said she didn't know if she would be comfortable with doing that. She said I was her safety net and she didn't know if anything would happen. ”“It’s not your fault,” Page says, placing a comforting hand on the girl’s shoulder. “I should have paid more attention. I mean, hell, I researched this place for three years.”“Wow! You were serious about bringing these assholes down,” Lisa says in awe. “What made you want to?”Page gives a faint smile. “That is a long story, and one I will tell you once we are out of here.”“The first thing I’m going to do once we’re out of here is take a normal bath. None of that mountain spring shit,” Lisa. ’ She hissed in his ear. ‘Put away your toy knife little girl.’ He said, but a trickle of sweat rolled down the side of his face. ‘I can easily cut you in two.’ ‘You’ll not live long enough to see me fall.’ She dug the tempered steel of the dagger in a bit more so that a single drop of crimson welled up from its tip. ‘I said drop it!’ The sword wavered a moment, then clattered to the floor. ‘Hey, what’re you doing?’ The other brigand cried, distracted by his companion’s behavior. That was. Sylar jolted awake. His eyes popped open as if lightning had struck his chest. His heart was beating rapidly with fear running through his mind. He had forgotten something. Last night. Something important. Drastically important. Carefully not to wake Ashlynn, he reached over the side of his bed to look at his phone. Forty notifications and twenty unread messages. He typed in his passcode, scrolling through a load oftrivial things. Texts from Janice, Lexi and other girls he had worked with..