"First stop calling me Master." I said to her rather harshly as I pulled away from her and started to stand. "I don't know how I know your nam.... I didn't do anything to you, and to the best of my knowledge we have never met." I grabbed my case of beer and started to walk away, not even looking back at her to see if she was following me. I thought she might just go away. With the shock that had knocked me out and then her reactions when I woke up, I had to figure this out. I. ’ ‘That’s probably very romantic in the nerdiest way possible. ‘I think I know, maybe I just want to hear it, but you’ve started calling me ‘Fifths’ lately and I was wondering why.’ ‘When I think of you, it’s your most defining characteristic. You so want to do things to make other people, me, happy, that you’re willing to sublimate what you want.’ ‘You so don’t know me,’ I said. ‘You so don’t know you’ he responded. Could he be right? I hoped so because it said something about me I would. "Damn, I should have eloped... no, I guess it is good that I didn't." She finally got buckled and grinned at Frank. "I was thinking that they are going to come looking for me at my place. Would you take me into the city? I'll grab a hotel. I'll call mom and dad and let them know I'm safe. Then I'm getting out of this Barbie doll dress."Frank chuckled and agreed to take her wherever she desired. He hadn't had an adventure in years and he looked forward to one now more then he realized. "How far. "This counselor at CM. We were friendly and he knew what was going on, but if the girls, including me, didn't complain, they couldn't go after her. But now, the DA told him a lot about the what and where she would be held. All of the girls who chose to live with her were afraid to say a word because we felt she held the power to take away our scholarships. She used that cane a bit too early on her newest ingénue, and when confronted she sang like a bird." Allie said smiling like she had won.