"It doesn't really matter," Mark said and casually took the yellow card.Ben slid the green card in front of himself and proceeded to shuffle theothers... Ben loved cards and fortunately these were the same size as aregular deck. After some fancy shuffling and a one handed cut he dealtout six cards to each of them, leaving about half the deck in the stack.He flipped over the top card and looked at it.GRO was printed in the top right and bottom left corners in red. In themiddle there was a picture. When Mary had gone out, Mrs. Miler spoke softly to Henry. "There, there, Henry. Don't worry. I'll never throw your picture out! I just did not realize how much you liked it". She held him tight and rubbed his back as she stared at the picture. It was scene of a mother and her two daughters having a picnic in a field filled with flowers. It was painted in a romantic, impressionist style. The mother and the girls were wearing long summer dresses and straw sun hats - the mother's dress was. He sat with a smile on his face, his chin and cheeks soaking wet. “Was that ok?”“Ok, it was marvellous,” she replied as she rolled off the bed and found her knickers. “I think that will do for today. Tomorrow we will continue your training. Give me the spare key to your room, I’m not a criminal like you and need to enter rooms properly.”Wayne nodded in agreement, he thought to himself “I might be a slave but at least it’s fun and to a decent attractive woman and not some prison thug.”Paula left. The "crew" was busy setting up for the grand finale. The cold-looking, stainless steel stirrups were clamped to the side of the table securely, and Richards showed the helpers how the device worked. The obsolete German model was a bit unusual. It was shaped like a "V" that rose vertically into the air, with the two armatures ending with ankle stirrups on top. The bottom of the "V" went to a gear box that had a large knob that adjusted the angle between the arms. A stainless steel surface.