?While I was undressing he went over to CD player and placed a CD into themachine.? I already knew before the musicstarted playing what I would hear, ...as he used the same CD every time.? I was not sure of the name of the band but itsome kind of heavy metal band and it just made what he did to me seem evenworse. As soon as the first note began, I feltmyself start to shake, my fear overtaking my senses. He was still smiling atme, knowing that I was anticipating what would happen.? Moving closer. I instinctively hurried forward fearing thedanger of being crushed to death. I don't know how I managed to escapeit but the entire area I'd been in collapsed completely, blocking theway back.This wasn't good. Not at all. I couldn't turn around in such a tightspace as this in order to try and maneuver all the boulders and dirt andeven if I could there was really nowhere to put the material here.I coughed and choked on all the dust and dirt brought up in the air fromthe cave-in. Then I heard the. He kept trying new pressures and directions until she began to purr her approving delight.At long last Abby's fingers slid through some viscous fluid leaking from him. Without saying a word she dropped to her knees. Her tongue extended from between her lips as she captured the clear drops. She didn't swallow it right away. She allowed it to roll about on her tongue in order to detect every possible taste. Finally, she tilted her head up at James. She closed her eyes and smiled. The movement of. " I gasped as I tried to wave off the dust cloud."So, what's with the hair? You looked better with it shorter anddarker, Skipper. Nice...um...tiara?" My shoreman grimaced as she stared atmy golden, bejeweled headpiece."Randi made it for me for the mission." I hoped the sadness I wasfeeling remained hidden behind my makeshift smile."Where is Ms. Van Pelt? Chief Samuels wanted to ask her opinion for anew something-or-rather on Sand Dollar." Randi stayed behind. We have to go back and get her.