Within weeks of starting work, he was back in diapersevery night and dressing up most weekends. His courtship and marriage toJane were part of David's...desperate attempt to break away from what hethought were his terrible perverted desires.Somehow he'd never got around to buying himself a bonnet. Whenoccasionally one of his Nannies-for-hire produced one, he always beggednot to wear it. The memories were too acute, too painful. Now Jake stoodin front of him holding up the two bonnets and this sun. He then put a paw to his chest and grinned at his Master and stated the obvious, "By the Mink, she's one hot little honey."Frelic smiled back at his Furling pet and nodded, "That she is, dear. That she is, indeed. Makae is a real sweetheart; she is, always cheerful and bouncy, always with a kind word to say, and always ready and willing to lend a paw." So, have you boinked her yet?"Frelic sighed and exchanged an exasperated look with Shaasta, then gave a soft laugh, "Hansen, you are. Some of 'em get right ... um, sorry, Kay, don't mean to be too coarse and graphic." That's okay, Mister Gary, I'm a college student. Heard lots worse." I'm sure you have," he said, "and it's just plain Gary. The 'mister' was my dad." Heard that before too!"Gary just smiled and turned back to me. "So, are you satisfied that no damage was done here? I mean, can I get the owners off my back and get things back to normal?" Sure, for now, I guess." I took out my cell phone and took a couple of. "I'm so sorry," I said to Tina. "I didn't know. I would never have put her in harm's way." I know," Tina said after a moment as she too came to grips with the information. "We all agreed on this. You checked with every one of us. It was unanimous. I don't blame you Cas, any more than I blame myself."I couldn't agree with that last part. I knew it would be some time before I would forgive myself for what happened to Margret."Do we know why this happened to her?" I asked, pushing my feelings.