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Yeah, I never much cared for Nebraska anyway…

I’ve read five different stories all ranging from small to medium. I have not yet to die eventually any bigger Page stores. I will dive into the bigger page storage when I have time and when I work up to that point otherwise I love the book Steven Kings a legend I’m glad I finally found my niche.

Kitty really put the concept of trust falling to an entirely new level.

Finished "Graveyard Shift"! The rest of the crew is wondering what's taking Hall and Warwick so long, so Brochu suggests somebody go down there. Wisconsky refuses, and a coworker named Brogan selects a group of people to go with him. After the lights are collected, the group makes their way down there. Boy, are they gonna be in for a surprise. Overall, good story, though a little confusing at times.

Hall, Wisconsky, and Warwick go down to the sub-cellar, though Wisconsky runs away once they reach the end of the mill. Hall forces Warwick to continue on, where they find skeletal remains and giant blind, mutated rats with no legs. When they find the rat queen, Hall forces Warwick off the ledge to be eaten by the queen. Hall tries to run back to the stairs but gets eaten by rats and bats himself. Holy shit!

Hall and Wisconsky show Warwick the entrance to the sub-basement. Warwick doesn't care about the rats until Hall says he's gonna go to the town commissioner to have the place shut down. Warwick fires Hall, then changes his mind and decides to send him and Wisconsky down there to check out the rat issue. Hall agrees, but has Warwick go with them to represent the management. Okay. Let's see where this goes.

It's the third shift now. During a smoke break, Hall notices not many rats have been seen that night. Suddenly, a massive bat flies past them. Wisconsky's scream is heard by Warwick, but Hall dismisses it as having barked his shin. He then shows Wisconsky a wooden square in the floor that he found, leading to another level below the basement. Is that where all the rats went? This doesn't sound good.

It's the second cleaning shift, and Hall and Wisconsky are on hosing duty. One of the cleaning crew members, Carmichael, gets bitten by a large rat hiding in a heap of garbage and demands compensation. After the rats are evicted from the heap by Hall's hose, another crew member, Cy Ippeston, decides he's had enough of the rats and decides to quit. Warwick doesn't seem to care much about the giant rats. Weird.