Since Jill was not getting anything for her considerable expenditure of energy, the groups could hardly complain about paying Tim for his trouble. Str...nge as it may seem, Jill developed into a cult favorite on campus. The frats vied with each other to see who could do the most damage to her. To keep everything on the up and up they took to taping the action as she was mercilessly fucked to a frazzle and subjected to all manner of punishments and humiliations for her tramp-like behavior.Tim made. We were just heading back to campus together. I was thinking about some of the things we might do together at school.Jeff was quietly enjoying the journey as well. Wasn't he? I couldn't tell from the look on his face. He looked like he might be distracted. Was I just thinking too much?I needed to get a little perspective here. Despite all the supposedly fabulous men I had dated, I had never really had a boyfriend.Shocking, isn't it?What was the value in having a boyfriend? I could get a quality. "I believe Katern has an empty bed in her room. We can put her there for now at least." I still don't want her to walk for awhile," Nesho reminded the crowd."No problem," Governor Dent said. Bending down he scooped up Shasta and again followed Clarise as she led him deeper into the house. They passed workers cleaning up or putting finishing touches on trim who greeted them with a "Mistress Clarise," or "Governor." The work on the residential side of the house was almost complete, Dent insisted. Itmade no sense. While the exact nature of the threat remained vague wecould follow timelines backwards from the event to determine theidentities of those with the best chance of preventing that future fromcoming to pass. One of those individuals was you, Spock, and the pathyou had to follow led through the captaincy of the Enterprise. We wereprevented from seeing why, but we knew that it was so. Then, last year,something happened, and everything changed. The odds of that futurecoming to pass.