Ibeckoned to her and she hesitatingly walked over to me. I took her chin inmy left hand and with my right hand without warning I grasped her leftbreas... which I began to squeeze until she gasped with pain. "You have got off to a very bad start this afternoon Andrea and you aregoing to be sorry. You will have to learn to think more carefully or youwill never be able to sit down comfortably." She looked confused andafraid, as well she might. "I don't know what I've done wrong," she said. Dr Albury’s office was pretty much how I imagined an Arts Faculty lecturer’s office would look; dark wood panelling on the walls, book cases and cabinets overflowing with piles of papers, in fact, every level surface was covered with precarious piles of folders and papers. Dr Albury was tall and thin; a straggly dark brown beard, and he was wearing suspenders holding up his dark brown trousers. I wouldn’t have been surprised if somewhere in his office there was a coat rack holding a tweed. They feel it tends to detract from the product they are trying to sell.”Amy glanced once more at Ali, who nodded in reply to some silent communication between them. “Okay,” Amy said. “We’ll check out this guest house of yours.”Ali nodded again and asked, “Can we get the check so that we can pay for lunch?”“There is no check,” I informed them. “I am a significant investor in this wine bar so my guests and I eat here for free. That’s why I chose it when you insisted on paying for lunch.”Ali. .I suppose so. Could we go over to that Subway at the foodcourt?" I questioned."Sure McKayla. If that's where you want to go," Danielle said, smilingat me.Danielle split off from me, giving me money to buy something, while shewent to a food vendor nearby. There were many vendors, since this wasquite aptly, a food court.When it was finally my turn to get something, I was eying the menu. Whensuddenly the blonde haired girl behind the register yelled, "We don'tserve animals here! Get lost, you.