“Yes,” she said, in shopping mode now, and easily able to ignore his tug. “But there will be three nights. We arrive one evening, and will proba...ly go out that night. Then there’s the first day of the reunion, and we’ll go out that night for sure. The second day is really for those who couldn’t make it on the first day. We’ll be too tired to drive home, so we’ll go out that night and then come home the next morning. So it’s three nights and two days, in all.”“Oh,” he said. “Sounds like fun.. .ooogghh......mmmppfff!" he squeezed out hislast words as the ball gag was put between his lips. The strap wasfastened behind his head."UMMPPFF!!" he squealed again as the gag strap was pulled very tight,filling his mouth and hurting his cheeks. His humiliation was even moreevident now as he stood facing all in attendance, beautifully dressed asa bride, gagged and now about to be married to Baron Vargos in a ceremonythey were all there witness and seemed to approve of. Martin's attentionwas. Gary can you stop at the next services, I've lost the feeling in my legs..."We parked up at the hotel just before 8pm, Gary lifted our bags out of the boot and we climbed the steps to the hotel reception. The doorman gave us a funny look as he opened the door for us, I suspect he may phone the police about the car as soon as we're out of earshot.Gary & I booked in, having a third person booking into a double room may be frowned upon almost as much as arriving in a car well beyond your apparent. He challenged the neo-liberalism currently in vogue in the US, using political science as his back-up. Amy saw in Paul a person with the strength of character to state an opinion in class, knowing his professor would not agree. Paul was not loud or obnoxious, he was not rude or abrasive. Nor was he a flake or a wimp. He was handsome, but in a quiet, unassuming way. He was not much taller than Robert. His short brown hair and conservative appearance contrasted with his non-conformist views about.