”"Maybe so, he does like to do that sort of thing, that crazy dog.”I tried to act calm, cool, and collected. I watched Richard closely, and I had...a sneaky feeling he knew that there was more here than met the eye. I bet he wondered why Ron had darted out of the room like that. I saw him glance around the room as if searching for evidence. He shook his head, stretched, yawned, and walked out of the room.I looked around to make sure Ron was not within earshot because I didn’t want him to hear. "Mac... I... want... to thank you again," he gasped."You don't need to thank me Judge." You... you... saved my family. I... know that... that I can never... repay you," he hissed through the mask."Judge, I don't deserve your thanks," Mac said, ready to come clean about what he had been doing."Mac... I... know... I know what's... what's been going on. Angela... Angela has been telling me." God," Mac whispered and dropped his head to his chest in shame.The Judge pulled the oxygen mask from his. Sue said she never suspected anything, and said all the while they were humping downstairs, their daughter, who he was suppose to be taking care of; was asleep upstairs.I asked what she planned on doing and all she said was, "he's going to pay." "Oh my God is he going to pay; he's going to regret the day he ever laid eye's on me."I told her what I had planned for Ann and she chuckled saying, "that's evil, but I like it." I apologized for being the one to tell her, but I knew she'd want to know.. Your complexion will improve much faster once a few of these pours are cleaned out. I have lots of experience with this sort of thing so be a good boy and let me fix you up. Close your eyes and do as your told!"Now the later had been said with a smile and a laugh at the end but the look also told me she was serious so no big deal, I closed them and really started to like what she was doing. By the time she moved my head aside to get up I had lost track of all time and had been in an odd state,.