" "Well, okay... We, we went into the motel room; I had gotten the key while he waited in my car. The room was not all that clean, it didn't seem like... they did much upkeep, and the bed sheets were warn, you could see cigarette hole burns in the bedspread and stuff like that. "I told the boy to take his clothes off and I sat on the bed to watch, but he said that I should take my clothes off first since I was the one who asked him to come. "My head was pounding so I didn't argue and I stood up. Of course, I was also bleeding and bruised in several areas. Getting hit in the face with that chain was the worst part. I had several deep cuts on my forehead and cheekbones from that.They left me on the stone floor with both my hands and feet tied, and thirst soon became a more serious problem than my many sore places. Then the door opened and the girl was pushed into the cell. I suppose it was the only locked room they had. She still had on just her shift and some short boots, and she looked. ’ Finn shrugged. ‘It doesn’t necessarily mean anything.’ ‘What are you afraid of?’ She couldn’t believe his nonchalance, his lack of curiosity about this new discovery. He quickly turned off the power to the laptop, not even shutting it down the way he should have. ‘I’m afraid you’re feverish and I’m going to have to radio us out of here before you start hallucinating.’ Hurt, she felt her chest tightening and confronted him, her hands on her hips. ‘I’m not hallucinating lab results, Finn.’. We gloss over those details.) Mind you, we’ve never been movers and shakers, and I don’t think anybody got much higher than a sergeant or lieutenant, but we always served.We had a wall in the family room with photos of family members in uniform that I can remember from when I was little; my mother laughingly called it the ‘Wall of Heroes.’ There’s a photo of my grandfather (Dad’s dad, who I’m named after) in his army uniform from World War I, complete to campaign hat and puttees. There were.