They'd had a nice dinner before going dancing at the Elks lodge. There, they had a few drinks and worked up a light sweat on the dance floor. Bill was...'t much for fast dances like the jitterbug, but for Annie's sake, he made a valiant effort. Fortunately, there were plenty of slow dances for him to reclaim his dignity.After a couple of hours of moving around the dance floor, Bill suggested a drive out to the lake to enjoy the rest of the warm summer evening. They were surprised to see the. In one quick motion, he turned and went back the way he came."Would somebody tell me what the hell that was all about?" Tracy said after a moments pause."You don't know where you're standing, do you?" Nina laughed.Before Tracy could reply, Nina pointed to a spot over the younger woman's head. Tilting her head back, the redhead saw what was hanging there and now understood."Oh shit!" she said as she recognized the large twig of mistletoe."Well I don't think he'll be bothering you for at least. That box must be lifted to reveal your prize.--Enjoy—There were several boxes of various sizes located on the patio. Jean dashed around lifting each one until she got to the biggest box of all. She had a little trouble handling it but lifted the box and inside was her prize. It was me, down on one knee, dressed in my best suit and tie, holding a ring box containing an engagement ring. Jean was standing there with her mouth hanging open unable to believe what she was seeing. I took her hand and. She lost track of it till she didn't know whether it'd been months or years, and during that time he used a number of different tools and methods. He stabbed her with flaming swords, cut through her skin and flesh with scalpels, resorted to electric shocks, dropped acid all over her, boiled her in oil, filleted her -just to mention a few- and then, when he was done, he’d start all over again. He was vicious in his methods and yet, she wouldn’t scream or beg him to stop. She just kept her eyes.