What did she die of?"She was in the kitchen drinking a glass of water before going to bed and she dropped right there. The doctor who autopsied her sa...id she went right away. The only thing that I'm thankful for is that she didn't suffer." I am sorry," she placed her hand on his arm. Her mind went blank and stopped speaking as she stared into space."Emma! Are you okay?" Tim looked concerned. "Emma?" The thousands of people were walking around them from both directions didn't notice that she was. “None.” Hal admitted. “Not without crossing the water, which I hesitate to do. The stream looks treacherous.”“Anyone else in the area, that you saw?” John pressed.“I saw no other people.” Hal denied. “Though with the ground like this, anyone could be beyond the next rise.”John shrugged. “Hopefully, they’re from the city and can help send a message. I say we attack. Are they all archers, or what?”“The other pair are carrying lances.” Hal said. “Bolt khimeran are larger and heavier than the flash. Poor Clemmy! She wouldn't last too long at this rate! But she seemed pretty unfazed, even so, as her right fist, as big and bony as her opponent's, snaked past her Rashumba's guard and landed a confident blow on the African girl's nose, although she failed to draw blood - unlike her opponent who seemed able to break Clemmy's skin with every blow.Stella was waiting at the edge of the wood and soon Viola joined her. Long before Viola emerged, the air was full of the sound of heads and bodies. His pulse quickened when he heard the doorbell ring. Derek went to the door and greeted him with a smile. “Take your shoes off and come on in, Coop,” he said. Derek led the way into the living room where he stopped, turned around, and looked directly into his bright, green eyes. “I have to tell you the truth. I don't need help with math,” he said. Looking confused, Cooper asked, “then why am I here?” Cutting right to the chase, Derek flatly said, “because I want to fuck you.” Cooper's heart.