’ Delaney went to answer the doorbell, checking her hair in the hall mirror and telling herself this guy appeared to have nothing going for him but ...till she ought not to appear desperate. Marlene Brewer wouldn’t have been with him unless he excelled in bed. Marlene had thought it worthwhile taking a huge risk double-dating when hanging out for a proposal from Frank Wainscot. Perhaps she might really like this guy? He had a solid look about him, an athlete’s body, dark wavy hair and beautiful. It wasn't over yet. She needed to cry. He picked up the paddle that she had brought and instructed her to lie across his lap. He took a moment to look her over. She deserved this. The paddle was thick and he knew she had never felt anything like it before. He held her arm behind her back and firmly held her in place as he struck her with the paddle very quickly five times. She tried to fight him. The pain was unimaginable and she didn't think she could take anymore. "We're almost done,. She also looked a little tipsy. Glad you could make it! she said, grabbing my arm and leading me to the middle of the crowd of dancing teenagers. She took both my hands in hers and started dancing to the beat. I am not the best dancer, but not terrible, and thankfully I didnt make too much of a fool of myself. Eventually, the music started to pick up pace and at first, I thought I imagined Evelyn brushing against my crotch. Then I felt it again. Soon, she was full on grinding against me. I had. I added "stupid" to my already low opinion of her.I walked back to the table. I think Julia had forgotten about Betty, as all Julia did was hold my left arm in both of her hands, and stare into my eyes as we walked. I'm surprised she didn't trip over, but we got to our seat.As soon as we were close enough I addressed Betty, "Go away stupid girl. I wouldn't go out with you if you were the last girl on Earth."That probably wasn't strictly true, as she was pretty enough and - I couldn't help.