" Another hacking cough. "We all were."I shook my head sadly. "I'm not going to die Dirar, at least not today I Pray." I looked at my guests. In addit...on to his coughing, Dirar was beginning to look very sick, and the other two were sweating profusely in the cool room. I sighed. "I'm surprised you didn't immunize yourselves beforehand."Majd shook his head. "There is no cure, no antidote. This is a martyrdom operation." Indeed?" I replied. "Pity." Oh? You don't wish our company in death?"I shook. They spoke privately as the congregation filed out."That was close, Ethan. I don't know how you pulled it off—but it was close." I was never worried," Ethan answered. "I've been doing this for a lot of years." We should just keep quiet about it, let the cards play themselves," Jarrod insisted."I don't play cards, Jarrod. You know that," the Reverend replied, jutting out his jaw."Don't play word games with me, Ethan," Jarrod retorted. "A false move will give us a lot of problems. We're already. “And the fact that the contract implies this is the type of behavior you are to be disciplined for.”“Why Abbie, after telling me you would not see me that night, would you rush to the bar?” Tim asks her with a few more spanks to both cheeks.Sobbing now, Abbie replies, “I don’t know, Sir, why I did it. It was my habit in the past before I met you. I know now I should have never gone and should have told you yesterday.”“So, tell me all the reasons you are being spanked right now?” Tim. Of course, in the old days, she would’ve been given a phone call and called a solicitor and had a negotiation on whatever the right punishment was. Now though, that had all changed because of the virus, and she realised just how wrong she was to think she could get away with breaking the rules. Well, she hadn’t, and now she was going to suffer accordingly.Worse for Stephanie was when Elizabeth told her to the back of her head, “The whole punishment will be filmed. It will be emailed to you and.