"Jenna ran from the room. She had to get home in time. She had to tell Dan how sorry she was, how much she loved him. Somehow she had to convince him ...o give her another chance. She just prayed that she would be in time.At the Johnson home Dan packed up the last of "her" clothes into a bag. She was sobbing openly. She felt the best, physically, that she could ever remember feeling. At the same time her soul felt as if it were dying within her. Her wife didn't love her. She had failed, somehow,. As passengers began to exit the plane, her mind played back over all the details that had brought them to this point. Charity had met Rob online nearly a year before. The first 6 months they were acquainted with each other were very formal and relegated mainly to brief, nearly non-existent, communications over email. Around Christmas time, they had shared their first chat sessions and soon began to chat more regularly. Some time passed before you could call it frequent communication, but as. Gordon was still staring at his empty wrist when the class came back frombreak. After school had let out, Gordon realized that though the students hadn'tnoticed Gordon's disappearing, probably assuming he was at theprincipal's office, she knew that he couldn't just disappear. Horrifiedshe realized that his parents would be worried sick, and that they'd haveno idea what had happened to him. And she certainly couldn't explain itto them.Gordon stared at the empty classroom, knowing that Gordon. I couldn't tell whether it was wood, or leather, but it didsting when it landed. I jerked and pulled at my ropes in time with thepaddle's stroke, but this only served to make the operator of thepaddle giggle a bit and keep stroking.When the paddling finally stopped, I could hear Peg call out from herthrone (I should have known!) "Move the slave to station two!" Thehands began to unlace my legs, and the blocks were replaced under myfeet, as were the leg cuffs. My arms were released next, cuffed.
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