"Yes Sara, but it is your responsibility to get to class in time, regardless of your other commitments," I say."Yes, ma'am," Sara says."Now, you've be...n late to three classes this month, and I see this as an ongoing problem," I say. "To address this problem, you are going to be punished." Yes, ma'am," Sara says. Her heart pumps faster, she is getting scared."Now I've given you the paddle before, correct?" I say."Yes ma'am," Sara says. "It really hurt, and I learned my lesson." Well the paddle. Alex asked, using sarcasm too, "Comfy?"Cory's elbow poking my breast, I quipped, "Like a cow on a train." Moo," Cory added, shifting more which led to even more pressure on my left breast.We were just out of the city, half an hour later, when I said, "This isn't working." You don't like being a sardine?" Cory asked, as he stopped reading on his IPad, like I too was trying to do, the kindle app the only app really worth owning."Not particularly," I nodded, as I moved and suggested, "Maybe I can. It was, surprisingly a good fit. I had a skimpy white T-Shirt, a pair of very short black shorts, a jacket like Tabatha and the girls had, short socks and calf-high boots, that were probably a size too big but fit well enough. There was a small mirror on the wooden wall and I admired myself. I have never looked so smart in all my life. I noticed the jacket was a little dusty and brushed it off before sitting down on my bed to read the book I had been given.At just gone a quarter-past five, I. "During this dialogue, Leanne kept fidgeting in her chair and wringing her hands. I could see her becoming distraught as she continued relating her tale."I had hoped that by leaving him, he would finally confess all his cheating. Once he did that, we could start working on getting back together. It never happened and I was so angry with him when he poisoned my relationship with our daughter. I just kept waiting for something to happen that would let me begin talking with him again. This divorce.