Prue agreed, and the girls had a lot of fun shopping for Tina. They all giggled that if Raghu didn’t have the hots for her before he sure would by t...e time they finished.When the night of the Debutantes Ball arrived, Willow was very nervous. She checked her reflection in the huge mirror again. “Prue why do I have to go through with this again?” she asked.Prue laughed, “Because all young ladies are expected to have a coming out. They need to be presented to society, so that young men know you. .. I must not think of him as Mentor. He is the Master," Cocheta scolded himself as he walked. He remembered the words and the pain when he called Eli his Mentor."Calling me a Mentor makes me think you will want to be my equal some day," Eli had said softly as pain flared through Cocheta's nervous system. "You will never be my equal worm," Eli had said as he bent over Cocheta's writhing body. "You will always be nothing more than my thrall, my slave. Do you understand that worm?" Yes Master,". How about you, Randy?" I said to him."Same here. Been busy doing my thing." Randy replied."Same with me." I said back."It's been a while since we met and you seducing me, which I enjoyed the seduction at the nightclub. I was thinking maybe I can take you out on a very romantic date." Randy added."Ooh, a romantic date! Please tell me more I'm listening." I happily gushed."I would take you out to dinner to somewhere nice, then have it followed by dessert, a warm bath for two, and end it with. They ran toward the gate. It was closed.“Help me, Mason, to open the gate,” she said with urgency in her voice. “We need to get inside before she goes.”They pushed, but the gate wouldn’t open.A figure of a woman appeared at the side of the small house. She smiled and waved to them. Then, she turned, walked away and crossed over a tiny wooden bridge near the edge of the forest to blend and disappear among the trees.“No, no, come back!” she and Mason cried in unison. “We still need you.”Startled,.