Despite their situation and despite everything she had been put through, Lisa felt herself smiling. Always the same Cisco. Questions shot one right after another in rapid succession. “If I knew what was going on and why I wasn’t waking up, I would have told my brother, Cisco,” she pointed out. “As for the other stuff,” she hesitated unsure for a moment what she wanted to say, “as for the other stuff, I was angry with you, Cisco. Part of me still is. How can I not be after all those things you said last time? I know, I know. You weren’t yourself. Something was going on with you. So you said. And I want to believe that, Cisco. I really do, it’s just…I’m afraid. I’m afraid I’ll get hurt again if I do.”
“I understand that you’re angry at me. I’m not really sure what happened to lead to that happening to me, but I’m working to get to the bottom of it and make sure it doesn’t happen again.” Cisco explained, hoping the woman would trust what he was saying. “I won’t hurt you, Lisa. I can promise you that. I have a plan in place if I were to go off the deep end again. That doesn’t matter now.” He paused, taking a deep breath as it became harder to keep a hold on the vibe. “We need to hurry. I can’t hold the vibe much longer. How did you get here? Did someone do this to you? Was it an accident?”
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