Jasper advised her not to say or do anything as long as she hadn't been recognised, maybe they were lucky no one spotted it was her. He told her he was sorry for giving Josh her address in a weak moment, but she told him that it was fine. After all, it had saved her. Luke sent out a public announcement on behalf of Josh, saying that there was nothing between them, that they were only friends, not putting a name on her. They had hoped it was enough, as there wasn't actually anything on those pictures saying they were more than friends. There was one of them coming out from her apartment complex, one of t

The next couple of days actually went by fast, Ami had several interviews and it seemed like they had finally realised that nothing had happened between Josh and her. She missed Connor, even more than she would admit, mostly because she always told him to relax and now here was she, not able to be without him for a couple of days. She assumed it had something to do with her having accepted their mate bond. It helped streaming the panels she could, she loved seeing him there on stage just being himself, he was so passionate, so amazing that she couldn't help thinking that everyone had to fall in love with him instantly. And she was so proud that he was hers.

He was driving as fast as possible, which to him was annoyingly slow, but there was damage to the road, crashed cars, scared and hurt people and fallen debris everywhere that he had to zig-zag through.  He had gotten a message from David that his wife and daughter were okay, the hotel had only suffered minor damage and he was thankful to hear that.  It felt like his brain was on high speed, every thought crystal clear, every trace of fear and panic packed away, pushed to the back, which he was grateful for right now.  His phone rang, it was Josh and he put in on speaker phone. "Hi Josh, how is it looking ?"

 Ami is sobbing hysterically, she is calling for help, but she gets no answer, she is lost and alone.  Luckily the after shock only sent down more dust and she heard something being upset to the right, but all in all things remained the same.  She tried breathing in deeply, it wouldn't help getting panicked, it would only make things worse, she had to keep quiet, and listen so she could call for help if someone came near.  She just wished she had water, her throat was extremely dry from all the dust and she knew that having no water would be her first problem.

Ami didn't really know if she was relieved to wake up again … or well she had to be happy to be alive, but she felt she was lying at a funny angle, it was like her balance was screwed up, and she couldn't feel up from down. Her head was throbbing, her throat was burning and she felt lost and alone, she could feel her hope seeping away. It had to be many hours by now and outside everything was eerily silent, she felt a little like she was the last person left in the world. Her body was longing to stretch, to move just a bit to get the stiffness out, but she had even less space now.