Maddy was the last in the van.  She watched as the younger women were taken out, feeling sick at the way Toni had been treated.  A new man entered the van and she watched him, unknown.  She wasn't sure what he would be like, but he was bound to be as crazy as the rest.  He had to be.  Surely.<br/><br/>Maddy watched him as one would watch a snake, coiled and ready to spring, to sink that venom into its victim.  And that was her.  She was a victim, Cass and Toni were victims.  What would happen to them?  They were sure to know they had disappeared now, the bank would have been closed all day.  They didn't blow it up, she was sure it hadn't been blown up.  The barn with the armoured truck, that had been, she had heard the noise.  But the bank.<br/><br/>What if they thought the girls had given up, closed the bank because of computer problems no one would be the wiser.  But the armoured truck was coming to pick up the money.  They would have known.  She shook her head, she didn't know, so many things raced through her mind and she took a deep breath.  Waiting for him to get to her.  She didn't like that grin, it spoke of pain.  Lots and lots of pain....<br/>