No questions were asked.
The story was believable, it was exciting, it opened up possibilities we were hoping could be true.
No questions were asked.
The excitement took us over, the more daring jumped at the opportunity and started to act as if our story was fact.
No questions were asked.
The exhilaration was overwhelming, at least for the daring ones; the rest, seeing no results, started to doubt.
Some questions were asked.
Frustration grew among those believing the story to be true, they did not feel it is required of them to explain.
To hide their lack of knowledge, they put on a mask.
More questions were asked.