In the Kitchen Madam Julie said Sandra yourdoing ok I don't think the boys have looked away from you once shesmiled, deep breaths I wanted to give yo... a minute to calm down this isnormal you will find men won't look at your face anymore but only atyour brest it's a man thing ready ?? Yes MadamWe returned Mistress was doing what I was told to do. Legs slightly openflashing Master David and Master Ron and grinningMadam Julie sat downI did the same consciousNot to give anything awayMistress. Your mum has told me all about youboth. Still, let’s hear your side of the storyDaniel – Hello aunty. Well, I don,t know where this started but we been fighting right since childhood. Don’t wanna blame who starts it but we still fight like shit.Shilpa – Well I certainly feel its normal for boys of your age to fight but let’s dig deeper now. Mathew what do you think is the problemMathew – I don’t know for sure. But I feel its lack of attention I get from parents. I mean they feel that Daniel is. ..Walking with some dread back into the cell, it was time for exercise, Istep up on the treadmill and started to walk,feet hurting already in theheels... I was forced to "give" her 10000 steps each day and she wasadding steps each week...The worst was the constant feeling of not knowing if Mistress bothered towatch me live or checked the recorded material or notAfter the exercise I was to kneel before the cctv camera, repeating hermantra, 100 times out loudThen back n to the cage again with the. ” “Me rather than her?” “Mmm…” She nodded. “She’s young, strong, confident, and I know that for her age she’s very sexually experienced. She doesn’t know the half of what I know about her; she thinks I’m fuddy-duddy old Auntie Myra who has to be shielded from any knowledge of what she gets up to. Above all, Laura, she’s very resilient. She’s not going to be here for long; then she’ll be going back to uni to finish her studies and get on with her life. She’ll move on to new things – and new.