Rubella sprang onto the counter, not at one ofthe waist high notches that the clerks were occupying, but at its fullheight, as easily and lightly as a...gazelle, then quickly jumped to thehalf height office cubical wall behind the counter. She ran along thetop of the cubical wall and somersaulted through the open window,despite the fact that it was on the second floor."Grab them!" the first police officer yelled as he lunged for Beetus.Beetus was five ten, and nearly two hundred fifty pounds.. "Close your eyes" he said placing a hand over my eyes. We went through what seemed to be a hallway and then stopped."Open" I saw a wonderful room, filled with candles, bed full of roses. On the dresser was whip cream, strawberries, and chocolate. "I told you, you were going to be my dessert" he said leading me to the bathroom, "get in".I saw a full tub with roses and bubbles. I gave him a kiss. I started taking off my clothes. "Slowly" he said pouring two glasses of champagne. I gave him a lil. "Ohhhh God! God, yes!" she screamed up at him. "This is it! I... I'm going to cum! Ohhh God, I've never cum before, and now I'm going to cummmmmmmmm!"Suddenly, with a deep-throated mewl, her naked young body began vibrating uncontrollably, and heated secretions of release flowed from her throbbing cuntal passage, drowning his impaling cock with a sticky warmth. She reached frantically around under her squirming buttocks with both her hands to caress his testicles that were pressing into the. It is all too apparent that Milton Armitage III believes in the Right of the Lord of the Manor." The rich and mannered have a right we 99% don't have?" The 'rich and mannered', as you characterize them, have always had more rights than those who must satisfy an employer and be mindful of our fellow workers and neighbors. The right I refer to, though, is that the Lord of the Manor, or more accurately, the Estate, has first claim over anything he wishes. And Milton Armitage III's estate is this.