"I mean,I've known that since I first saw - well, since the first time I met youas Katy. So I understand if there's things you can't tell me, okay?"He...held up a hand to stifle my protest. "I said it's all right and I meanit Katy, I really do. I won't say I'm not curious. I'd love to know more,of course I would. But all that really matters is that you're safe hereand that you know I'll look after you as best I can. Because ..." Helooked down, took a deep breath, then looked fiercely into my. Clements said."I know that justice wasn't served last night, but in Lorie's mind it was. From what the prosecuting attorney said this morning, those boys will spend the better part of their lives in prison. We have a three strikes and out law in Florida and with the charges from last night, the Baxter's qualify. They could get life." Maybe that's what they deserve," I said.Mrs. Clements smiled at me. She glanced up and down, blushing. "This program thing is pretty important to you kids, isn't. When I asked which house was hers, she told me that it was actually around the corner. Although she never said it, it was obvious that she didn't want me to know exactly where she lived. I was fully prepared for her to get out and go home and whack off to her. She asked me to turn the car off and if it would be okay if we sat there for a little while. Of course it was. We talked for about 10 or 15 minutes...mostly about the club and who we knew there. Finally she told me that she'd sort of. They were both trying to keep from laughing. Ultimately, we all failed.Those imaginings, however, were not required for this night. It was nice to see Sylvia taking to this news with more of a relax, confident, and assured attitude. I wondered if Adrian hadn’t spent some time discussing with her some of the things we had mused on during our training sessions. Increasingly, we confided that what happened with the coyotes could not be considered a one-time aberration. I proved that again with.