Look I know a good man; he looked after my sister when she got divorced; straightened her out like greased lightning. If you're feeling as confused ab...ut your marriage as you sound then it can't do any harm to have a word or two with him. What'd you say, shall I give the bugger a call." Marty asked, picking the telephone up anyway, before I'd had a chance to answer."I don't know, Marty. I don't know that I should have told you about this." Well I do. Look, Josh, you were there for me once when. I know where this is going now and I try once again to break free from the chains that hold me helpless but there is nothing I can do apart from the squirming and shaking my head NO, with nothing but muffled moans escaping the gag that hide the desperate begging to please not whip me there.Silence falls around me for a moment, it’s deafening in a way as I wait for the inevitable, and then…CRACK….The pain, I scream into the gag as Katya landed the whip perfectly between my legs, connecting with. That left four dorms and the cafeteria with no power and the weather was going downhill tonight. The other dorms were powered from a different college substation. The local utility company found a replacement transformer at one of their storage sites in Washington DC that they would sell the college for a cool quarter million plus installation.Installation required a crane to load it on a special trailer at Washington and permits to carry it across the Bay Bridge. Another crane was then. And they were, considering her deceased, incompetent husband. But this was Samuel, once a boy, now reaching his prime, lusting after her with guileless green eyes and all the force of his ready body.His attention collided with hers, installing a veritable magnetic field between them. If anyone lit a match, they might go up in flames. Her fingers clutched the desk’s edge, else the force of that field drive her to him mindlessly.Surreptitiously, her lungs drew in air in a feeble attempt to cool.