Adam didn't find just Dallas or Arlington to be very helpful addresses, but they'd do for a start.  Arlington first for Heather.  It was in the mid-cities between Dallas and Fort Worth.  Then he'd head into Dallas, drop off Anico and Bethany.  He started driving toward the south exit of DFW airport.  He'd get details in a bit.<br/><br/>"I'm Adam."  Like they couldn't read that on his license, but he shared it anyway since they were doing names.  Sometimes people talked, sometimes they didn't.  Today with everything going on people wanted to talk.<br/><br/>He was more surprised that Acino hadn't heard the news, but the story had only broken yesterday.  There were probably lots of people who hadn't heard yet.  However, he knew it was hard to believe, so he chimed in to confirm Heather's summary.  "She's right.  Nobody knows what is causing it.  Some of the media are calling it a 'time storm'.  It isn't just people.  Pieces of land anywhere from the size of a football field to miles wide are vanishing from NOW and being replaced with somewhen else."<br/><br/>Although it wasn't happening quite as often as Heather made it sound, but from what he could tell it was getting worse.  Maybe it really was the end of the world.