The reality that I found was it was lonely and miserable.” a single tear rolled down Kate’s face as she spoke.“I told my dad I was gay when I wa...s fourteen. He was very supportive but warned me not let it become known at school. He was worried that the shy girl who had few friends would have even less if it became known. But of course I knew different, it might have been like that in dad’s day but nowadays these things were accepted. I found out I was wrong and dad was right, the last few years. I was hesitated by this offer. But he assured me that he will help me in all the way and teach me how to act as a heroine. He also told me that he also has played roles of heroine when he was in college. He convinced me for the role. I promised him to do that role. When i was taking leave, he insisted me for a cup of coffee. He went to kitchen and brought two cup of coffee. I wanted to see him naked. But that short towel prevented me to view him naked. I never saw any man wearing such short. I wondered it they would think I had done this.They were very professional. They checked her over. The female said it looked like a couple of ribs were broken but they'd let the paramedics check it out. As soon as the words were out of her mouth the doorbell rang again.I led the paramedics in and they eased Mary off the bed. Dino growled quietly when they did until Mary said "Good Boy." He jumped off the bed and walked over to her, sitting at her side. One of the cops took her by the arm and. Some called her enchantress, others witch, her proper name was Lady Calias and she had waited a lifetime to settle a score. Now, it would be her time. There were three of them, the birds as black as night, the crows which circled one intent upon you, the others moving ahead, preparing, and waiting. The two who even now took human form waiting for you to turn the corner of the path. The third alighting to take shape and prepare to come to your inevitable rescue. None of them, or their dark.