As she sat back she caught Morgan’s eye in the mirror and grinned at him.“So, are you going to tell me what that was all about at the station?” ...lice whispered glancing nervously at the front of the car.“Oh god Alice, I’ve had such an incredible week since you’ve been gone. You know I told you I was going to dinner as Morgan’s date?” When Alice nodded Sally continued. “Well the guy Morgan was to have diner with had his wife with him. Jesus she was such a bitch and she had her sights set on. We looked inside. It wasn't too small. There were four bunk beds, solidly built and equipped with shackle rings at each corner. The room still had its bathroom but there was no door. The room had one window but criss-crossed bars covered it. As we looked around it was obvious that anyone staying in the room would have little opportunity to escape. "Freddie's team do a real neat job." He gestured to the ceiling. "Audio and video surveillance of course, linked to voice and movement activated. None. As she tells it, she knew when she was twelve that she was gay and has never even kissed a guy.”“She withstood the social pressure better than Jennifer did, I guess.”“Not really. She got the same kind of pressure and came out to her parents at fourteen. They were beside themselves and couldn’t deal with it. She moved in with a friend who had understanding parents. The friend was straight, by the way.”“What IS it with people?” I sighed. “The message from so many people is, literally,. This isn't money to pay bills or anything like that. This is money so you can buy things to be sure you look nice for work and whatever, things to make you happy and confident." Selena said calmly, ready for a fight."Selena I can't let you do this, I can never pay you back." Lucy said in quiet protest."I'm not asking for a payback. I love you so much as a friend and you happily changed any plans you had for the weekend to humor me. Remember the nights when you picked me up at home on your way.