I don't knowwhat I think and I'm not used to you acting this way either," Iwimpered."Well, you'd better get used to it if you plan on staying around h...redipshit." Hands on her hips, staring me down, "You've got two choices.One, you can pack up and leave and my lawyer will be in contact withyou or two; you can realize that this is an opportunity to fulfillyour dreams and do as you're told. Again, you like to dress like awoman, don't you?" Yes."Even though she knew I crossdressed. Even though I'm. She waited for his actions,for his next command,his silence was the scariest thing of all and he knew how to use it too well."You lied to me" he stated simply,showing her that he was on to her. "You know you'll be punished" he continued. Her eyes widdned to the statement,trying to remember when she lied to the other,shaking her head when she realized she didnt. "Kri...Master,you know ill never lie to you" she said,not calling him by his name.Suddenly a slap sound echoed in the room and she felt. Once Kim had her line back out and the rod in a holder, she went to her dad."Were you watching, Daddy? Did you see me catch that big fish?" Kim was quivering with excitement."I sure did, you really did great," Bert said.I went over to Kim and her dad. "You did a real good job, Kim. Just remember to keep tension on the fish or you'll lose it."Bert laughed and said, "That's a lesson I can use." He looked at me and smiled. "You have no idea how hard it was for me to keep my mouth shut. I wanted to. Outside of those circles were everything he couldn’t control. The trick was in placing everything into the proper circle.He had been a mess when he’d first met Mr. Alvarez. Out of control. Petulant. Raging at everything and everyone in the world around him. The man had been kind to him, a kindness that far exceeded teaching him Krav Maga.The man had been patient. He’d let the boy rage and scream providing a method to vent his frustrations but also teaching him to re-direct those frustrations.