The first stroke sent stars to her head.The sound alone of hard, heavy wood hitting her tender flesh was nearlyenough to make the poor dear faint. Sim...lar sounds of Miss Theodosiahaving her way with Bunny exacerbated Prissy's plight.Prissy shrieked anew as her feet began to kick back and forth asseveral more well placed strokes befell her tender parts."Oh, Theo, can any morning be more perfect?" rhetorically asked AuntieOctavia."No, Auntie, dear," replied a slightly breathless Miss Theodosia.. Three of them.’ I feel a rush of pins and needles rushing through my natural arm, both hands gripping tightly into fists as I nervously rise to look also, she keeps me back with one arm as she continues to look on. Panic. I move to the window and open it, sticking my head out briefly. The air has a slight breeze to it, but the warmth of the sun evens it out quite nicely. I look down, however, to see that the track is stretching across a great gap between two pillars of rock. I move my head back. Then I saw a young woman come out of the back room tying on a waitress' apron. She looked in her late twenties, pretty with brown hair in a bun, wearing jeans and one of McGinty's green t-shirts. He called her over and introduced us.Her name was Stephanie; she was new in town having moved with her husband from Indiana when he got a new job in one of the local factories. She'd had experience waitressing, so when she came in looking for work McGinty decided Ginny needed some help with the folks. After dinner I said bye to my mom and told her I'd be home tomoror afternoon. "hey dude I'm here" I said as I walked into Caleb's house. His parents had already left for the weekend, "hey max!" Caleb called from his room, he was most likely playing ps3, which would be what we would do for a good while during this sleep over, good fun I thought to myself. For a couple hours we played ps3 fighting each other and fighting as a team, video games were always fun I thought. "Hey max, let's play a.