I am sure you have seen them. Many women perform you know, in the theater, sing and play and dance." Oh, I couldn't." She blushed prettily. "Never." I...suspect you could. It's much better than starving. Are you a virgin?" I asked as blandly as I could, as if I were asking if she was left-handed.She blinked at me and nodded."Well then, your maidenhead has value, perhaps hundreds of pounds. I'm not sure." I had heard rumors of one that sold for a thousand, but the girl did not survive the manner. He answered back, feeling as though she wasn’t quite understanding the depth of his love for her.Her smile faded. He only called her Elizabeth in special circumstances. He usually always called her Liz. “I know you are, Kyle” she said as she stroked the side of his face with her palm. She kissed his lips in between words: “I’m so in love with you. I can’t wait to start our life together and--” He cut her off with a deeper kiss. They kissed passionately for awhile. She felt like they had. "I've been talking to her quite a bit and I've found out some really interesting stuff I thought you ought to, ought to know." Like what?" Well, for one thing, Kim's not 'just' a virgin. She was raised in a convent orphanage and the sweet sisters told her being a house slave just, just, just meant you cleaned and cooked and did, did, did the laundry." Oh, my," Mommy clicked her tongue, "I'm afraid that will never do, not in THIS family." And, when I asked her where babies came from, she said. ‘Sure, the students are already there – heck, there’s a backlog – and the North Hampden Police Department just asked about signing us up to do training for them,’ he said. ‘Us?’ Tina asked. ‘I have a partner,’ Tommy explained. ‘Another one of the students. He’s a sergeant on the police department over there.’ Tina frowned. ‘I’m going to miss having you here,’ she said, a little wistfully. ‘I’m…I’m going to miss our talks.’ ‘Just because I’m not working here doesn’t mean we can’t be friends,’.