There had been too much negativity he realised; he would not dwell on those times.He left it at that, only noting the series of misunderstandings and ...he negative feelings they engendered. He wondered if he had misunderstood what he saw at Cassie's house.He reprised his encounter with Cassie at Catherine's. He homed in on his own feelings of tenderness and care for Cassie. Then what she had suffered and the revelation that had been for him. She had always seemed so self-contained, self-assured,. So close to having Millie, you can't really see the baby weight, yet." She was stalling, trying to gird herself for what was to come."It happened after we moved into the new house. I was vacillating between depression and anxiety. It was like living in a BINGO machine, bouncing around, from day to day, like an idiot."Brian, you were so happy with the new ball team, getting settled as an owner and player, and I was so confused, needy, angry, and depressed, with nothing to blame it all on."He was. In anotherweek she would do anything to get her bed back. By now she had noreal idea of time, and had no idea how long she had been my prisoner. She hadnot seen fresh air since I brought her here, and decided that today would be anideal time. When I re-entered the cell I carried with me a long chain, which Ifixed to the belt around her waist. Removing the collar I led her through thecell door, and blindfolded her before leading her through the house and outinto the grounds. I could see hereyes. Turned around. There she was, holding those trunks up. Smiling at me. Big brown eyes. "Can you tie me again?"This time when she stepped close, she was holding the waistband out so I could see right down into those trunks.Okay, I looked. Just a second, mind you. Then I tied that bow.She was grinning. "That didn't BOTHER you, did it? I mean, you've seen female parts before." It's a lot more impactful when you love the girl," I said."Oh." She said tersely, but the grin faded but a little."So.