For you.’ She immediately scoffed and looked off to the side of the room, ‘My mother has already started suggesting china patterns and my father a...d Paul have already started discussing where we’re going to live and what sort of future I’m going to have.’ ‘That means nothing,’ he said, ‘what matters is you have a say in all this, too. You get to choose when your wedding is, you can’t let your fiance, or your family for that matter, control you.’ She gave him a curious, sideways glance, ‘Go. In the middle of beginning to feel sorry for myself, I heard a strange noise -- just a little sound, like a muffled cry. I stood still and listened. It kind of came and went, sometimes strong, sometimes quiet. It was David. He was crying!I flew out of my room and ran down the hall to his door and listened. Yes, it was definitely David. I wondered what could be making him cry. Was it Sandy? Did she break up with him? What was going on? I turned the door handle slowly as I thought about all of. As before, the first two cells doors were locked. “Other guests?” Tom asked. “Yes, I already put them in.” Jess continued through the open door and into the far cell. She knelt down and threaded a heavy bicycle ‘D’ shaped locked through a metal hoop that was countersunk into the concrete floor. “Sorry, Katie said I do this to you,” she smiled apologetically. “Do what?” “This!” “And is she around?” “Yes, later, but first I must do you.” She looked keen to complete her designated task. Katie. “Anyway, I think Rafael knew we weren’t really going anywhere, but we were safe together and no commitment meant it was easy for us to experiment. So we did.”Another interruption to kiss me.“Shall I go on?”I moved my free hand to cup her breast briefly. She made an “Umm” sound, but it was a happy one.“Yes, please, Alex.”“So it was late and we’d been outside the main house on the patio having something to drink, I forget what but I think it was wine, because I was feeling kind of loose at that.