When Brenda was done she was surprised to not have to do the dishes. She was concerned about not being spoken to as if she were already dead. Patti se...ved her some coffee without saying a word. The coffee soon brought her awake and the fact she could not sleep was no longer important. Brenda still sat at the table and Henry put a top had on the table in front of her and said, “Brenda it is time to draw your fate.”Brenda almost chocked seeing and hearing this and she reached in the hat and came. She knew in her soul that this felt right she just wasn'tsure of what to expect. And then as though he read her mind Frankquietly said, "Don't be nervous, I'll guide you and I promise I'll begentle."He moved slowly as he entered her to ensure that he could keep thatpromise. She felt some pain which was expected, but the joy of thismoment radiating from every fiber of her greatly outweighed thediscomfort. She unexpectedly found that the greatest feeling that shehad was her pleasure of being so. I pull your unbuttoned shirt from your pants and run my hands across your chest, your hot skin, crisp hair and hard nipples excite me so! Our lips meet again, tongues stroking, the taste and texture of each other new and exciting. Shudders of need and sexual tension course through both our bodies.It may be the first time in reality, but our bodies are familiar to each other, we know what the other wants, needs.Your hands cup my breasts through the fabric of my dress and my nipples bead and. If even this does not apply, just write that your story has no applicable interpersonal relationships.]Perspective: [Does the story focus on the experiences of the Victim (girl being BE'd), Perpetrator (the one causing the BE), or a Bystander (someone witnessing the BE or interacting with the girl being BE'd, but not causing it)? Note that this is mostly about whoever's experience of the situation gets narrative focus, not necessarily about point-of-view or protagonist.]Method: [Method of BE..