The counselor, a stout woman in her forties, smiled at him and said, “That’s okay, Mr. Early. Dr. Widener warned us that Ms. Bernstein would be ag...ressive with her inquiries. We’re trained to not respond to insults or threats from the press.”Sarah, irritated at being called out, shot back, “So Dr. Widener sets all the rules and you all just fall in line like good little boys and girls, right?”The counselor actually laughed. “Yup, I guess that’s about the size of it. You still want to get some. "Yes," I grinned."Wow! Dad, it's beautiful!" So are you, Janey. I noticed you haven't been wearing the collar every chance you get, and I just wanted to make sure it's OK with you now." I was kind of looking forward to it, Sensei. These nights are always so special, and," she grinned impishly, "I don't just mean the presents. I was hoping you'd think of it, too."With that, she slipped to her knees and offered me the gift of her collar. She must have been practicing with her mother, because the. It was a lovely sunny day and we had a great time. Anne had a short light summer dress on and she looked fantastic. Near the end of the afternoon, while I was playing with the baby, were sitting on their picnic rug when I heard Mark, who was stretched out on it, say :”Bloody Hell, Anne, did you really come out in those?!” I turned to look and he was just looking away as if he'd been looking up her skirt, and Anne was quickly moving away and getting up, patting her dress down at the same time. I. She brought her eyes back to me and smiled. "Yes ... fine, but I'm thirsty. Would you please get me a glass of water," she asked."Nothing stronger ... perhaps a wine?" I offered."Not right now, thanks." She seemed quite comfortable as I headed for the bar.I don't think I'd ever danced that much in my life. When we finally decided to call it a night it was after one in the morning and the time seemed to have flown by. I did manage a few dances with Tommie and Julia. I learned that Tommie's.