Chapter 953
I May Fail
Gail returned to the Resistance base. She was pleased to be back as well as displeased to be back. The knowledge she possessed as to the location of the nuclear weapons and the danger they represented to Savannah troubled her.
She was a little surprised when she was contacted by CamNet. She was given a few pointers and suggestions. She decided to follow up on them.
John looked at one of the security monitors and noticed Gail was in the hallway. He could tell by the look on her face she was troubled. He was sure it was more than one thing which bothered her. He wanted to see if John Henry would volunteer any information about her.
"I see Gail is back." John said. "I wonder what she was up to."
John Henry hoped John didn't call her in and start to question her. She most likely acted under the direct orders of CamNet or Cameron. If John tried to 'order' her to give up information, there was going to be a problem of some type. He was ready to call for Savannah's assistance if anything developed. He didn't think Savannah would want to see Gail end up in some type of compromising situation which wasn't her fault.
"I hope there won't be a problem." John Henry said.
John thought about what John Henry said. John Henry indicated to him questioning Gail would create one. He was sure of what was already done. He was sure it would cause a problem of some type. Since Cameron was involved, if he created an 'issue', there would more than likely be some type of 'punishment' to follow later. The 'punishment' would usually lead to a long encounter with 'Rosie Palm'. He knew whatever Cameron did, he wouldn't be able to do anything about it anyway. In the end, it would be like chasing the wind.
"I think we both know she stashed the nuclear weapons for Cameron." John said. "I'm not even going to ask."
John Henry decided to downplay his earlier statement some and deflect the train of thought.
"There's that too." John Henry said. "I actually meant what was occurring in her room."
John knew what was occurring in her room. There were a lot of smoking hot naked females in there right now. He would like to take a look at some of them. No. He would like to take a look at all of them. He thought he could go there and smooth things out. It seemed like as good a reason as any.
"I don't think it will be a problem." John said, as he stood up. "Maybe I should head down there and avert any issues. I don't think there will be any problems if I'm there."
John Henry tilted his head slightly. He was afraid John would open a new can of worms if he went there, especially if he was invited in. None of the Metal girls could say 'no' if he asked them. It was doubtful Jesse or Claire would either. He wondered who John would start with first. He was sure it would be one of the two human females. The most logical choice would be Claire. She was seldom around the base and most likely wouldn't be as available as she was now at any other time. He hoped John would think his actions through first.
"Are you sure it's all you'd be 'doing'?" John Henry asked.
John realized he was getting ahead of himself. The little head was doing the thinking, and the big head was in 'neutral'. It seemed to happen a lot. He at least noticed it more lately. He didn't even want to think back on his 'adventure' with Future Riley.
"I don't know what I was thinking." John said as he sat back down.
John still wanted to see them all together.
John Henry quickly noticed there seemed to be a change in plans.
"Gail isn't headed to her room." John Henry said.
John wondered why not. Maybe it would require some type of further investigation anyway. If something, or someone, was going down, he would like to know.
Gail passed by the room next to where Vanna was at. She heard Allison in there with Cam. She knew it wasn't Cameron. She figured it was Cam, since Cammy was with Savannah still. They seemed to be very pleased to be in each other's company.
It made Gail wonder what it would be like to be with someone who looked exactly like her everywhere. She would really like to meet the human version of herself. She would want to share with her too. She would want to see what she was 'like'. It would be as others saw and experienced her. She would be able to learn and emulate all of her mannerisms and reactions to everything. She was sure it would make her a better lover. If they were able to do the 'Neural Interface' it would allow her to be more 'human like'. She didn't think Savannah would approve. She was sure everyone else would.
She approached Riley's door and paused. She needed to ask herself what she was doing. She already knew the answer. She was doing what she wanted. She gently knocked. She waited a moment and entered.
Right away she spotted a beautiful sight. It was Vanna with Precious. Vanna was holding Precious and looked very content.
Gail decided to 'play it cool' at first.
"I came to see if I could be of assistance." Gail said. "It seems everyone else is 'busy'."
Vanna understood what Gail really just said. It was Gail and her were 'available' for each other, if it's what she wanted.
Gail hoped she hadn't been too forward with her statement.
Vanna looked at Precious.
"She's sleeping now." Vanna said. "Maybe I'll put her in her crib."
Gail wanted to assist Vanna.
"I can do it for you." Gail said.
Gail noted Vanna's top was open and her breasts were exposed and showed clearly. They were noticeably larger than Savannah's at this point. She was sure the nipples were even pinker than normal. There could be several reasons for it. It was probably due to the change in the hormones. She knew it was something Cameron did for both Vanna and Jesse. There were changes in Jesse as well. If anything, her darker pigmentation in those private areas was even darker than it was before. It was almost like the total opposite of Vanna.
Vanna saw Gail look at her. Her gaze seemed to be very focused. She didn't know Gail was comparing her breasts to Savannah's. She looked down at her exposed breasts. She then looked over at Gail's massive breasts. They were still contained in her top, but there was no mistaking their massive size.
"I will never catch up to you in size." Vanna said. "Your beauty is very hard to match by anyone, even on the outside."
Gail realized Vanna noticed where her eyes were moments ago. She needed to think of some of the things Savannah taught her. Beauty was more than skin deep, or any individual body parts. It didn't matter if they were a human or a cyborg.
"I'm sorry." Gail said. "You look so beautiful. You don't need to be any bigger to look beautiful. The real beauty is within each individual."
Vanna was a little surprised by Gail's explanation. She was pretty sure where those words came from. She didn't think they would be from Jesse. She stood and carried Precious to her crib and gently laid her down.
She glanced at the room next door as she passed by the door. She hoped Gail could provide her with some insight as to what was going on. Well, she knew what was going on. She wondered who it was with Allison.
"Is Allison next door?" Vanna asked as she exited back into the main room.
Gail already previously determined it was.
"Yes." Gail said.
Vanna wondered who her 'competition' was.
"Who's with her?" Vanna asked.
Gail didn't say anything. She didn't want to create a 'problem'. It was Vanna's lover who was in there with Allison. She let the silence speak for itself.
Vanna understood the silence and Gail's tact. It seemed to indicate one individual specifically besides Allison.
"It's Cam…." Vanna said.
Gail didn't want any hard feelings created in Vanna's mind. She didn't make a visual verification. If the door wouldn't have been shut tight, she would have. She decided to choose her words carefully.
"I didn't check." Gail said. "It could be Cammy."
Vanna may not know who it was, but she did know who it wasn't.
"We both know it isn't Cameron." Vanna said. "Do you know if it's Jesse?"
Gail would have preferred if the conversation took a different direction. She was very uncomfortable where it was at. They weren't supposed to discuss sexual liaisons between individuals at the Resistance base. It was why her answers were somewhat evasive. She chose her words carefully again when she spoke.
"Jesse is currently tied up with Claire and the other Metal girls." Gail said.
It still intrigued Vanna. She wondered if anything might have changed from when she glanced in earlier.
"Is it all of them?" Vanna asked.
Gail didn't want to get sidetracked earlier. CamNet seemed to direct her away from returning to the room she shared with Jesse.
"I don't know." Gail said. "I didn't want to check."
Vanna understood the implication. There seemed to be a lot going on in Jesse's room and Gail wasn't part of it. She didn't think it should matter in the long run how things played out in Jesse's room. She did understand the implication of Jesse and Claire hooking up with each other. It was the same as Allison and her reuniting. It left their cyborg lovers on the sidelines rather abruptly. It wasn't the intent.
"When one door closes, another door always opens." Vanna said.
Gail and Vanna were both on the same path now. The path led to each other.
"It still is a little worrisome." Gail said.
Vanna motioned for Gail to sit.
"I understand." Vanna said.
Vanna gave Gail a 'once over'. She was ready for a little action on her own. She decided to make her move. She sat on Gail's lap facing her. Her top was completely open. She looked into Gail's eyes for a moment and kissed her.
Gail was surprised at Vanna's forwardness. She was pleased even more.
The sweet kiss was welcomed and returned.
Gail was even more surprised when Vanna leaned back a little and offered her a breast to touch or do more. She often did the same thing for Jesse. She took a strong pull from both of them. She found it interesting how Vanna and Jesse actually tasted different. Vanna seemed to have a slight 'sweet' taste to hers. The nutritional value seemed to be nearly identical. She found both of them very pleasant to sample.
Vanna was pleased to see Gail become visibly excited. It was what she wanted to happen. She also knew Gail really wanted. She knew it was Savannah. She was unaware it already occurred. She wanted to make her an unmistakable offer for later on.
"If they're still 'busy' when Riley gets back, you can visit me in my room." Vanna said. "I'm HER, too."
Gail didn't want to compromise Savannah's honor and didn't mention their recent 'coupling'. She did know they were both the same individual, but as people, they were two different people. There were very strong feelings inside of her. She didn't seem to be able to control them very well. Maybe it was because she didn't want to.
"You're both 'different', even if you were the same at one point." Gail said. "I love her."
Vanna could see Gail clearly did love Savannah. She knew Savannah didn't want to give Gail false hope about anything going forward. She knew the timing of everything would need to line up just right as Savannah saw it.
"I know." Vanna said. "She will share with you one day."
Vanna's statement surprised Gail somewhat. She wondered how Vanna knew what would happen. It already happened, but Vanna didn't know. It also made her curious. She wondered if Savannah ever actually said anything.
"Did Savannah tell you it would happen?" Gail asked.
Vanna felt if she could read anyone, especially if it was 'herself'.
"No. Savannah never said anything specific." Vanna said. "I can tell. I know it's something she's wanted to do for a long time. She feels she needs to be cautious going forward. She doesn't want to hurt you. She's very concerned about everyone's feelings and how they can expand. She doesn't want to imply there can be more than she can actually give based upon her prior commitments."
Gail understood what she meant. Savannah was 'spoken for' several times over and could only share and not make any commitments. Savannah made it very clear to her before they actually did anything.
"I know of her destiny and obligations." Gail said.
Vanna knew it would happen. She knew Savannah was going to wait for the right time for Gail. It could wait. She was there now, available, and ready. She really wanted to get a hold of Gail's voluptuous breasts.
"It will happen." Vanna said. "I'm here now."
Gail looked toward the door. They were about to be interrupted. She could hear Derek and Riley talking as they approached their room. She didn't want to cause problems for anyone.
"They're coming." Gail said.
Vanna looked down at her exposed breasts. Gail was still fondling them.
"We can go to my room." Vanna whispered.
Vanna stood and buttoned her top.
She went in and checked on Precious again.
Gail stood and straightened her clothes quickly. She quickly wiped the back of her hand across her mouth to make sure there was nothing there to give away what she just did with Vanna. She left the room so she could meet Derek and Riley away from Vanna.
She greeted Derek and Riley when they entered. Like always, she noticed both Derek and Riley check her breasts out. They were covered, but she was sure both of them 'saw' them in their minds. She made sure everyone was able to check them out from time to time. She was pretty sure Sarah and Riley were the two to check them out the most in those situations. She was willing to share with either of them, but it needed to be their choice, not hers.
Vanna heard Gail talking to Riley and Derek.
Riley entered the room where Vanna and Precious were.
"Hi." Riley said. "How is she?"
Vanna looked down at Precious in her crib.
"Precious is sleeping." Vanna said. "She's been a little angel."
Riley looked at Precious. She bent down and gave her a small kiss on her cheek. She followed Vanna back to the main room.
Derek and Riley thanked Vanna and Gail.
Vanna and Gail left.
Gail saw Vanna glance at the room Allison and Cam were in. She wondered what thoughts were going through Vanna's mind. She didn't want to ask.
Vanna reached down and took Gail's hand.
Gail was very pleased at the personal interaction.
They headed for Vanna's room….
Gail noticed Vanna picked up the walking pace.
Vanna was in a hurry to get started.
Gail smiled. She was too.
Life was good.
Savannah was still troubled by the events of the last few days. She wanted Young Allison safely at home and away from all danger. She knew it was good for Young Allison to get out every now and then, but she didn't like her being involved in an operation. She liked it even less when the operation involved a nuclear weapon. it was even worse because the nuclear weapon exploded.
"I want to get Young Allison home." Savannah said.
Cameron noticed Savannah's concern. She hoped to give Young Allison some more time away from home, especially because of the earlier circumstances.
"We will, soon." Cameron said. "She's enjoying herself. I don't think we need to rush it. There are four Terminators here with her right now, and you."
Cammy noticed Savannah's concern too and wanted to offer Savannah what she really desired. She thought maybe the two girls should be together instead of each of them with a very scary robot from the future.
"Let me call Anna over so you and Young Allison can spend some more time together." Cammy said. "I think this is a very good setting to have some closer personal interaction. I don't think there would be a lot of pressure on anyone in the current location.
Savannah could see Young Allison and Anna were happy and appeared to be having a good time in each other's company. She thought it would be rude and selfish to break up the fun the two of them were having with each other. She knew when they were in the bunker they couldn't act in a similar manner and not have 'things' start to happen.
"No. They're having fun." Savannah said. "I like to see them happy. I want them to have some joy instead of the constant pressure Young Allison subjects herself too. I'll feel better when Young Allison is at home and secure."
Savannah didn't realize it was exactly how Cameron felt about John. Cameron was always near panic when John was out in the field. She felt the same way about Young Allison.
Cameron decided to address the real issue. It wasn't so much about the here and now, or what was going on in front of them. It was about what went on previously.
"You're still worried about what happened earlier." Cameron said.
Savannah felt there were a lot of unanswered questions regarding everything. A lot of it just didn't add up for her.
"I am." Savannah said. "I don't know what happened. Nothing should have been the way it was. I'm sure it's something we can all agree on. I know the events were sent into motion more than half of a century earlier. If what occurred was done in the future, everything we experienced should already be known. If it wasn't, it meant someone in the future tried to change what happened in the past at the mine during our current time period."
There were more than a few things which troubled Cameron as well. She gave both Cammy and Sheila specific instructions to follow.
"Cammy and Sheila were ordered not to make contact with any of us in the past." Cameron said.
Savannah felt it was part of the problem. It was another thing which didn't add up.
"That's just it." Savannah said. "Cammy and Sheila retained no recollection it happened until the last minute. It was the events as they unfolded which triggered the recollections."
Holly could see why it was a problem herself. If protocol or orders were being broken, who was the one behind it?
"So how or when did Young Allison contact them?" Holly asked.
Cameron was aware Young Allison possessed a lot of power. She didn't believe Young Allison used the power or ability in any type of a negative way.
"Young Allison has the ability to make them 'forget' any meeting." Cameron said. "She could order them on what to do and how to do it."
Savannah still wasn't sure exactly what happened. She trusted Young Allison's judgment as well as her fortitude and honor.
"I don't believe she would abuse the privilege." Savannah said. "Now I wonder if anything went wrong in the past."
It wasn't something Cameron wanted to hear. She wondered if there was some catastrophic event which occurred where Sheila and Cammy needed to step in to assist them in the past. It could have also been the other way around, but it shouldn't have been.
Holly thought it was all speculation without any facts to back anything up. There still seemed to be a big hole in everyone's theory. How could any of it even happen in the first place? Not all of the players were on the field at the same time.
"But none of you have left yet." Holly said.
Cammy knew the other girls hadn't left yet, but she also knew Sheila and her were in the past. She gave Cameron a dirty look as she recollected how long she was away from Savannah. Cameron substituted her at the last minute instead of Ally going with Sheila. She caused some type of infraction which Cameron disagreed with and punished her for it.
"I did." Cammy said. "I was with Sheila for eight years in the past. It was supposed to be Ally, not me."
Holly wanted to know more. There must be more Cammy could tell them about what happened. Eight years was a long time.
"How much of it do you remember?" Holly asked.
Cameron was afraid the discussion was going to alter the future or the past. The more any of them knew about the future, or the past, was going to influence their decisions and probably produce different results. It wasn't a path to go down. It may have been something which already occurred and it was why things didn't quite line up like they should have.
"I don't want any of this discussed." Cameron said. "We'll do something different when we go back if we know too much."
Cameron was pretty sure they knew too much already. She didn't see how they could interact in the past now with what they knew about the present. The incident with the mine was a perfect example. Young Alison already knew everything was way too close when it happened. When she did meet up with Cammy and Sheila in the past, she would attempt to correct it. It should have been the case because it already should have happened in the past.
Savannah could see the root of another paradox which could develop. She really didn't see the need for Young Allison to go back at all. She would like to be closer in age to Young Allison, but she knew it didn't matter. It didn't matter to her, and it didn't matter to Young Allison. It shouldn't matter to anyone else. It wasn't anyone else's business, it was their business. She could only see the need to go back for Claire or her to accelerate their pregnancies in the present. The only real reason to do it was to prevent Vanna or Allison from going into Cameron's future to be with Allison's baby Future Allison now possessed. They could use the TDE and come back right after they left. They could even come back before they left. If they did it, they could tell them to watch out for specific things. It would change everything again as to what happened.
"Since Cammy and Sheila were already there, we must have already done everything." Savannah said. "What happens if we never go back now?"
Cameron didn't know the answer. Her directive was to get Young Allison 'ready' for John. She wanted to speed up the events which would create the 'Natural Order'. She thought she could always choose a different time period to take Young Allison to.
"I need to get Young Allison 'ready'." Cameron said.
Savannah wanted it too but right now Young Allison looked very content. She didn't want to spoil it. She didn't want to see it spoiled by anyone. She really didn't think anything needed to be pushed. It would all happen soon enough anyway.
"Look at her." Savannah said. "She's happy now as she is."
Holly tilted her head slightly. She contemplated Savannah's words. She understood the negative undertone they indicated.
"Are you saying she won't be happy as she gets older?" Holly asked.
Holly remembered she read an article which indicated a child was happiest before they started school, and were in the care and protection of their parents. Once they started school they were introduced to all types of problems. They quickly learned how to 'make fun' of each other over various minor issues which most children didn't have any control over. It didn't take long for bullies to develop. It seemed the problem started and continued to grow throughout life. She knew humans could be very cruel to each other.
Savannah looked at the Metal girls.
"Are any of you always happy?" Savannah asked.
Cameron wanted to say she was a machine and couldn't be happy. She knew it was something John shoved in her face on more than one occasion. She tried to push the thoughts from her mind.
The three Metal girls all looked at each other.
Cameron previously went over the issue many times in her own mind. Everything always came back to the same conclusion. Sometimes she wondered if there really was any happiness. Maybe happiness was more figment of the imagination than an actual physical condition.
"There are only moments of happiness." Cameron said. "Much of everything else is painful. It seems most of the pain happens in the mind. The mind has a way to create its own pain when it doesn't really need to. I know from personal experience. I think it's something we can all relate to in various ways."
Savannah didn't want to be away from Young Allison for years at a time. It's what could happen when Young Allison went into the past. She shared with both Allison and Future Allison. Both of them were older than her. Allison was older than Future Allison, but it didn't matter. None of it mattered to any of them. It wouldn't matter to Young Allison she was older. She didn't have a problem to share with Jesse or Young Jesse. There was an age difference there as well. It just didn't matter. There was no age or number associated with love. Love transcended any such matters.
"It's what I mean." Savannah said. "I want to be there when she goes, but I will always be older than her if I do. I want to be closer in age, but I know I don't have to be. We will still love each other the same no matter what."
Cammy didn't see it as a big deal either way. To her, age was just a number. Everyone is ready for everything now. There was no point in delaying the inevitable. What purpose did it actually serve to wait?
"You're only a few years older." Cammy said. "Just go for it."
Savannah was aware she was older to start out with. She also did a few things which involved the need to spend time in the future. The time in the future added to her physical age. Those were issues where there was no way around the time which needed to be spent in those futures. She needed to go through the full term for two different pregnancies and stay longer to nurse the infants until the other girls could be ready to do it on their own through induced means.
"Plus there are almost two more years I lived in the future." Savannah said.
Cameron's hand started to glitch. She always felt responsible for what happened to Savannah on both of those endeavors.
Savannah came to grips with everything already. She wanted Cameron to do the same. It wasn't something Cameron should worry about. It was done and over with. It always pained her whenever she caused Cameron grief. It was never her intent when it happened.
"Oh, Cameron, I didn't mean anything bad by it." Savannah said as she took Cameron's hand. "It's OK."
Cameron doubted it was. It seemed like everything was a problem. Even if it wasn't a problem previously or at the time, it somehow became one later on.
"Is it OK?" Cameron asked.
Savannah felt she owed her life to Cameron, John, and Sarah. It still bothered her whenever she thought about how Future Derek and her nanny were both killed on the day she was rescued. It wasn't her fault other than the fact a Terminator came to kill her. Those two people died in her place. Was it fair? Was it just? She didn't think so.
"It is OK." Savannah said. "Skynet killed my parents and you saved me. Skynet would have killed me too. I'm alive because of you."
Holly wondered if it was why Savannah was so devoted to Cameron. She believed it was a valid question to ask. She wasn't sure how appropriate it actually was.
"Is it why you feel obligated to 'serve' Cameron?" Holly asked.
Cameron and Cammy were both appalled at the question. There was no servitude involved.
"Holly!" Cameron and Cammy said at the same time.
Savannah asked herself the same question before. It wasn't it, it wasn't the reason why. She believed the answer was love as opposed to servitude, or obligation.
"No, it's a legitimate question." Savannah said. "I choose to help Cameron in any way I can. It isn't an obligation, it's love. I love Cameron. I'm not ashamed of it. I never have been and never will be."
Holly was worried about Savannah safety on another level
"What about the anti-Metal faction?" Holly asked.
Holly really 'asked' if Savannah would die for her belief.
"I choose to stand alongside Cameron." Savannah said. "I'll accept whatever fate she is subjected to. I won't abandon her ever."
Holly thought it may be true now, but what if Savannah and John produced children. Then what? She knew humans cared deeply about their children. It could change anyone's focus as to what they originally thought their path or trajectory would be.
"What if you have children in the future?" Holly asked. "What will you do then? It's going to change how you make decisions going forward as opposed to now."
Cameron already heard more than enough. She didn't like Savannah to be put on the spot. Savannah wasn't at those crossroads yet so she didn't need to make any decisions or decide now. She was very concerned about Savannah safety going forward.
"Stop this." Cameron said. "She doesn't need to make these choices now. Savannah, I'm not worth your life, ever."
Savannah disagreed with what Cameron said. She felt very strongly about her convictions and about her love. If Cameron was going to be 'burnt at the stake', and if she needed to suffer the same fate because she wouldn't give up her beliefs or renounce her love, then so be it. She wouldn't turn her back on the one she loved to save herself. If anyone wanted to hurt or kill Cameron, then they would have to do it to her as well because she would remain at Cameron's side.
Young Allison and Anna returned to the table. She could see a very serious overtone hung over the girls.
"Everyone looks so glum." Young Allison said. "It really gives me something to look forward to as I get a little older."
The girls at the table all looked at each other. It seemed to go back to what Savannah said earlier.
Savannah didn't want to drag Young Allison into the personal discussion.
"We were reflecting on the past events over the last few days." Savannah said. "A lot happened and more than a few people died."
Young Allison thought the statement was directed at her. She didn't see what good it did to reflect on it. Everything already happened. It was done, it was over. It was time to move on. The score was in and it favored their side.
"We won and they lost." Young Allison said. "Take the win and move ahead. I know my involvement resulted in the deaths of the bikers, the Grays in the warehouse, and anyone in the mine. Two people also died of heart attacks from the 'earthquake'. It's all on me and nobody else. Nobody else needs to worry about it."
It seemed to Holly as if Young Allison appeared to be the one least affected by anything which occurred. She was involved in all of it very deeply, even if it was from the sidelines, or from the past.
"Are you troubled by any of those deaths?" Holly asked.
Young Allison felt no guilt for the outcome of any of the events. She felt proud they won and won big, with no losses.
"People keep asking me the same thing." Young Allison said. "We did what we needed to do, when we needed to do it. There was no choice involved."
Savannah could see the coolness in Young Allison, maybe it was actually her inner strength. Cameron and other Terminators were involved in all of Young Allison's known life.
"You're stronger than me." Savannah said.
Young Allison doubted it. There was still one test she needed to pass and prevail on. She remembered what Savannah told her about death up close. She said it was very personal.
"I may not be when I need to kill face to face." Young Allison said. "I may fail."
Cameron didn't believe it for a second. She knew Young Allison wouldn't falter in any encounter.
"You won't." Cameron said. "Your training and instinct will guide you and you will prevail."
Young Allison didn't know how she would do going forward. She only knew she would do her best and do what she needed to do. Right now she wanted to change the glum atmosphere.
"I hope so." Young Allison said. "Now, let's dance. I want to see some smiles on happy faces in the next few minutes. "
Young Allison pulled everyone up.
She placed Holly with Cammy and Savannah with Cameron.
Savannah looked at Anna and indicated she should join Cammy and Holly.
Cameron and Savannah both reached out, each of them took one of Young Allison's hands and pulled her to them.
"It's the 'Natural Order'." Holly whispered to Cammy and Anna.
Cammy could see it as well.
"It has asserted itself." Cammy whispered.
Anna couldn't feel jealous and she looked at them.
"It's beautiful." Anna said. "Look at them."
'Book Of Love' by 'The Monotones', set the mood.
Closing monologue by Cameron:
Why Does It Matter
I know you talk
I hear the chatter
Maybe try the truth
It's all so much smatter
You turn up the charm
Say what will flatter
You get what you want
Served on a platter
Do you ever care
What you leave in a tatter
What you break
Or what you shatter
Do one's feelings count
Before them you splatter
Taking the remains
Then those you scatter
Why do you worry
It's just natter
No one really cares
Why does it matter
Nobody