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burning debris from out of Lillie%u2019s vagina. She stared at it, a globule of molten flesh.Lillie was crying and shaking. %u201cDon%u2019t worry. Nancy will fix it when she%u2019s back. There was a loud and terrifying bang, a flash of light, followed by a bladder-loosening scream. A puff of smoke lifted up from between Diana%u2019s open legs. %u201cThat little cunt is playing with the lighter again,%u201d Hazel said.%u201cI%u2019m back. I stopped him, but I had to promise MOL that we will put things right. He said this depravity must cease.%u201dIt was Nancy, next to Hazel in the dark. Hazel looked towards where the man had stood, but he was no longer there.%u201cWhat do we do?%u201d Hazel asked her.%u201cWe have to get him off them,%u201d Nancy replied.%u201cCan you fix, Lillie?%u201d%u201cYes. After. Go and wake the vicar and the Dean, while I grab hold of Alan.%u201d Nancy told her.Hazel ran off and Nancy went over to the women, grabbed hold of Alan and dragged him off, threw him to the ground and began to untie the women. They were in a terrible state, their bodies ha stab wounds and burns, with Diana crying like a baby, and Annie with her eyes empty, staring as if she had gone mad.Nancy closed her eyes and put a hand on both of them. She began to glow so brightly, one would have thought a full moon had just broken through clouds above. The garden remained lit that way for a full five minutes. Nancy collapsed onto the lawn, breathing in shallow pants, exhausted.%u201cOh, my dear Nancy. What have you done?%u201dIt was the Dean. He knelt by her side. The vicar was comforting his wife Annie.Hazel and Annabel helped Diana up. %u201cLillie is still badly wounded, Dean. Is Nancy strong enough to heal her, do you think?%u201d Hazel asked.Nancy heard her and said, %u201cYes. A few more minutes and I%u2019ll be fine.%u201d393The Equestrian