The view of JK

D.3.B.

*This part won't make any sense unless you have read the first one*

 I was trying to seem like this wasn't going to affect me at all, but it would because if anyone found out that I had helped her in a way I would end up like Wes, and I don't want that. Deb didn't know that I had built this website called 'Syntec.net' a few days ago, because I knew something like this was bound to happen.

"Deb, I made this website that only you can access, you can go hide out under the stairs in lab 14 location 1. There's an apple II down there, please stay safe."

"How would that help me, I have no idea how to use an Apple II and I don't know how to get into 'Syntec.net' and wouldn't somebody like Nelson find me when he realized that i'm gone? I have a lot of questions and I don't think it's going to work."

When she said that I got so mad because like Deb i'm going to explain it if you would just shut up, stop crying and let me talk.

I didn't want to say that out loud for a few reasons:

1. She just killed somebody and if I were to make her mad, she might do the same to me.

2. She could fire me

3. She would continue to not listen to me and then Nelson would kill her, and yes she does deserve to feel some pain, but not to die.

I kinda felt bad but at the same time I needed to do something to help her.

"Deb, calm down if you can give me a minute to explain it, will you agree to go under the stairs?"

"Okay, I'm sorry, I just can't comprehend what just happened. It's been a long, crazy day."

She put her stuff on the ground, wiped her eyes dry and sat on the side of her desk.

"All you have to do when you get down there is run the emulator which will ask you for some codes, I left a sticky note down there with all of them. There is a program on the emulator called 'D3B' that is how you can talk to people."

She looked kinda confused but I gave her a minute to process what I had just said.

"You can bring your stuff down there with you, I can come if you want, to help you set it up and show you a few things, and to keep watch of course."