What time?’ ‘Six. Gotta go.’ She hung up and he looked at the phone. He had time to go by Mei’s house and pick up some things for her. He text...d Mei the combination for the door and attached a key lock to the outside door knob. He wrote a note. ‘Great job today. I wish I could be here to feed you but I’ve been called out. You’ll find sandwich stuff in the fridge or eat whatever you like. Use this now and I’ll be back around eight.’ He put the note on a chair he had pulled in front of the door. I lay down, and no sooner did my head hit the pillow than there was a knock at the door. I didn't have to respond, as Tom just opened the door and walked into the room, knowing I was there alone."Hey Cap," he said."Damn, Tom, I was just going to take a nap! But, as always good to see you," I said with a big smile."Can we talk for a minute, Bob?" Sure, Tom," I responded. "What's up?" Did you talk to Jon, yesterday?" he asked.I admitted that I had and knew what he was about to confide in me. . As she looked around she began to notice other things - a wall that contained handcuffs and some chains. Some sort of machine was directly set up in the middle of the room. It contained a cusioned seat with plush fabric covering it. It also contained ropes, pulleys, and many other things she couldn't recognize.A small noise on the floor above her had her widening her eyes. Now, she knew where she was! She heard that noise everyday. She was in a room somewhere in the court house. Where she had. They often had to translate for Stephanie’s fiancé since he didn’t spend nearly as much time with her as they did.“Are you nervous?”Before Stephanie had a chance to gag a response, the opening notes of Here Comes The Bride told the human pig-roast that it was time to shuffle awkwardly down the aisle. The two pantsless men made their way to the altar, Stephanie’s dangling limbs between them, under the accusatory glares of both the bride and groom’s families. Stephanie’s parents, who had already.