She laughed for my saying you will marry me, this middle aged woman, Sir can I know your age, I am elder to you, not only that I am in the hands of Bi...du, she will not leave me for you because she invested money on me. Forget about Bindu I will settle matter with her, if you like to come with me tell me, she did not replied and kept quiet for some time.I have taken banana and given to her, she bites a piece of it and I kept my mouth into her mouth and taken that piece from her mouth. We. Farmers where busy tending their small plots of land for the planting season. The small farm houses seemed to be built of timber that had been cut down to clear an area for farming and stones dug up from the fields. Though their was still enough trees to provide shade for the small homes and to the merchants in their carts traveling along the roads.When I finally reached the walls they towered overhead. A bridge lead over a deep moat to the gate houses which where pushed back from the main. The mask had could be fitted with blindfold and gag, which wee both lacking for the time.The collar went back on, adding the chains she had brought along, prison style chains, one around his waist, locked at his back, a chain leading to his collar, fastended there with a solid and somewhat massive Lock that could be felt by its weight alone, reminding him of it's prescence.His hands were locked in the handcuffs situated at his waist from the chaion there, and his ankles were equibly bound in. The next afternoon, Eamon was particularly quiet on the way home from school. He pulled into their church parking lot a few blocks from home. Kandi looked up at him puzzled and he quickly unfastened both of their seat belts, unceremoniously turning her to face him. "Kandi..." he began, staring down at her with eyes that made her melt and wet and hot and flustered all at the same time."Yes, Eamon" she barely whispered, her voice heavy with a poorly concealed longing she could not deny. She.