"Remember guys, never go alone anywhere!" Bette said always taking charge of the group.

"Let’s find this guy and beat the shit out of him!" Logan, Veronica’s 17-year old giant boyfriend, said.

"I appreciate the sentiment, Logan, but we have to find the antidote first," Veronica said her eyes filled with tears.

"No, you stay at the door baby," Logan said to the 16 year old who cried all last night at our house telling us about Cameron.

"I’ll stay with you girlie," Shane offered handing her a metal baseball bat, "if we see the asshole we’ll hit his head in."

"I like the sound of that," Veronica said smiling for the first time since I met her.

"Well, I’ll search upstairs with Logan!" Alice volunteered. We all nodded but we knew that Alice chose him because she was scared shitless and well, Logan was really buff and strong.

"Dylan and I will stay on the first floor," Helena said.

"Yeah, I have a black belt in Karate from my younger days, but I still remember some moves," Dylan said.

"Me and T will go downstairs to the basement area," Bette said.

"Thank you guys so much for helping me," I said my eyes welling with tears.

"Aww T, you know we love you," Shane said.

Bette wrapped her arms around me and kissed my forehead, "let’s get him baby."

"Hurry before Tasha and her unit comes," Alice urged, "we get the antidote and leave and the cops will take care of the rest."

"You’re just saying that because you know Tasha will kick your ass for coming over here when she told you not to," Helena said.

"Now’s not the time," Bette urged, "let’s go."

"Let me go in first," Logan offered leading us towards the front door of the giant mansion.

"Always the protective one," Veronica said softly looking up at her man.

Logan carefully slipped his card into the crack of the door and opened the door. He opened it slowly and walked in. The lights were so bright all of us were squinting to try to see.

When we finally got our bearings we realized that the giant house was illuminated with chandeliers all over the place.

All the walls were white and bare, no decorations, no artwork. The floors were covered in shiny black and white tiles in a chess board style.