I'm OK ,I'll be home soon. Then she hung up. Another fourty five minutes passed and I was about to call again when I saw headlights coming up the d...ive way. I went to the door and opened it just as she was getting out of her car. The interior light was on and I could see well enough to notice she didn't have on the red panties she left with. She looked at me and said get in the house why are you out here ? and turn that damn porch light off. My left hand was still inside the house as I was. " I'll bet you are wondering what's going on. Well, I was sold into slavery by my husband over a gambling debt. I was locked in this room hundreds of miles from home. If I tried to run away, they would just find me and I would be sent anyway, but not before receiving the beating of my life. I was trapped and I knew it. Luckily, I know some witchcraft and contrary to popular belief, body exchange is possible as I'm sure you've discovered. So anyway, I'd like to stay and tell you all about it,. . to fix the damage."Sandy looked at Sam. "Would it be an awful lot of trouble to swing by a hospital on the way back? I think Cliff would kill me if I didn't at least go through the motions of being checked."Collins asked, "Miss Donnell, would you mind if I joined you? This whole thing is becoming a major-league embarrassment to our department, and we don't like being embarrassed."Sandy agreed and a caravan, led by Lieutenant Collins with his flasher on, drove up to the emergency room of a. “There’re glasses in the cabinet.Don’t pet Fleur; she bites.” That’s OK. Blue pin stripedsuits and cat fur don’t go together.A little warning, there? I didn’t know but I got theglasses without suffering any bloodletting.“So, why are you here?” was Marty’s question as shepopped the cork from the wine bottle.“Well, you sounded so down in your message that Idecided you needed a soothing back rub.” Holding up mylast bag of.