“I can see why Bill married you,” he k**ded, “he knew he’d never go hungry!” Donna just laughed, and in an instant was out the door and on h...r way back home. Dell unwrapped one of the plates and carried it back to the cell block, where Lila Thomas waslying on her bed and reading an old People magazine. “Got some home made dinner for ya, Lila,” Dell said, as he unlocked the cell and placed the steaming plate on the small dining table. “Thanks, Dell,” she replied in a grateful voice, “at least I. Then he had it, an idea based on the bracelets. A slim necklet with a key hanging from it on a short rope. She could say it was the key to her house, or what she liked, but it would explain its purpose. The rope could be removed when not required. He explained it to Kim who improved on it by suggesting they should use as large a key as seemed sensible so it would show under her blouse and take attention away from the nipple rings until such attention became important. He would have the key. A girl has to see what's out there while she is still young." I saw her point and she was spending most of her time with me so I didn't fight it.Two months before graduation I took Teri out to a movie and on the way home she asked me to take her to a place she'd heard about and it turned out to be kind of a lover's lane. We started necking and after a bit Teri took my hands and put them on her breasts and things just went from there. We made love on the front seat and I'm ashamed to admit how. ‘I’m sorry, I’m so sorry, I didn’t mean…’ Ned blurted. ‘No,’ said Debbie, shaking her head and beginning to smile, ‘It’s ok, it’s all… right.’ ‘I’m sorry,’ Ned Blubbered, ‘I’m sorry.’ ‘No, be quiet. Listen to me, please, listen,’ she whispered. ‘I’m so sorry…’ Debbie shook her head and literally grabbed Ned’s cheeks so that he had to look her in the eye. ‘No,’ she said with quiet force, ‘don’t be sorry.’ ‘I’m so ashamed,’ hiccupped Ned, through his tears. ‘I Love you Ned,’ whispered Debbie. ‘I.