"Refusing to meet his eyes she stubbornly kept looking out of her window at the passing cityscape."I really don't know dear. Your dad had me sign so m...ny papers. I really didn't know what I was signing. Look at me! I didn't know I was using myself to guarantee a loan! I would never have done it if I had! For either of us." Well, that's good to hear mom," just a hint of sarcasm could be heard in his tone. The car began to slow and descended. "Ah, here we are, home sweet home."The car slowly. Marya bit her lip as she watched her out of the corner of her eye."Because, honey, I know that even though your'e my only daughter,and we look so much alike, you aren't like me in many ways.I know I can be very, well, demanding, and um, forceful, and you,well, I don't think you could be like that, and if you tried, well, itwouldn't be you? Um,(smile) am I just making any sense at all?" "Yes mother,(smile) your'e a domme and I'm a sub. I know that now!" "Really, did you learn that at. "It's alright, Kevin, it's a tight space to be working in."The worker gave a forced smile as he fought back his embarrassment. Sooneverything was ready to go and the cakes were wheeled into two largedelivery vans.Julio hated the waiting, and the sound of the table getting knocked overalmost made him jump out of the cake. Instead, he just waited patiently.The next thing he knew he was getting moved onto the van, and he heardthe muffled well wishes from Trent. What followed was a long drive. I didn’t think much of it, as she has always been somewhat of a loner and liked to distance herself from any crowds of people. I parked my car, and headed into the park looking for her. I wandered the path through the park trying to find her with no luck. I started walking back towards the parking lot, thinking I missed a side trail, when I heard an odd sound off to my right. There was a slight trail there that led down to the small river that passed through the park.I followed the trail down,.