She couldn’t move anything but her head, and her cramping muscles were starting to twitch and stretch painfully. Victor’s shout about being the Al...ighty added a tension unlike anything she’d ever known. The world seemed it was sure to end for her.Victor started laughing, spinning on his heels, dancing a little to his own rhythm, then he rounded back towards those in the room. “It will be fast, I assure you. The death. This is no boring cancer to take years to get you, no, this is quick. Causes. The envelope contained what you are reading now.One hour later you rang on my door. I opened, I haven't said a word, neither did you. You had a skirt, a pull-over, some stockings, some bordeaux boots, exactly as described in a letter that you had just read.You entered the living room, sat down on the sofa, in front of the coffee table with the cognac bottle, your legs slightly parted, I sat down on a chair to your right, you poured yourself a glass of cognac, we were staring at each other. I. A very pleasant surprise. We ordered coffee. She wanted to explore her wild, uninhibited, free spirited side. I smiled asking her if she was sure. Her life currently was dull and needed a little adventure. She felt she knew me well enough to trust me in all facets of a relationship. I felt good about her trust as I expressed similar feelings for her. She smiled and took a deep breath, sighed before saying, “Great! I am so relieved.”After chatting about nothing for a while I asked if she wanted. Even after Wanda's reassurances, Elaine couldn't help but feel that she'd never be the same. Even if she were rid of Peter Kuhns and all his sick friends, she knew that she'd lost some of her self respect and confidence. No matter what happened to save her, the blonde realised that all the humiliation and degradation she'd been dragged through had irrevocably changed her life."Elaine? I'm back in town," Sam said over the phone."Sam? God, it's good to hear from you," Elaine said, brushing back.