When we got to my door I said, “I’m sorry, Stacy. You’re really going to catch hell when you get home.”She gave me a wry grin and said, “I h...d plenty of time to come up with a lame excuse. Come on, I’ll help you get cleaned up and get to bed.”I squeezed her hand and said, “No, you go home. You’re late enough already. I can make it from here. Thanks, Stace. I couldn’t have made it without you. See you in the morning.”She asked, “Are you sure?”I nodded and she reluctantly left me at my door. As. I waited until he was finished and went on my own. I was nervous but I did it.At breakfast we talked about me going back to school tomorrow. I think I can do it. I’m going to try. Dan has to go back to school and Dad will be at work. The idea is to try to get things back to normal.So I have to get some homework done before I go back.We all went in to visit Bec this morning. She was alert and talkative for a change. We stayed in her room for a while but then we went down to a play area so Angie. "I love fucking you mummy."His voice was loud and she cringed and quivered yet giving up to hisevery thrust."You want me to breed you don't you mummy?"Her eyes opened wide, her heart suddenly pounding in her chest, herclimax almost immediate to his words. He was grinning at her an evilsmile knowing that those words had caused her to cum and knowing thatinside her head she was messed up with the battle between her drugcharged sexual ecstasy and the sin she felt for what was happening toher.He. On Fleur, though, it was easy to see why: she had the most dramatic tan lines, showing that pussy hair anyplace else would have stuck out of her swim suit. I blinked; Sue Ellen didn't have tan lines! How many times had I come over here to swim? A billion or more; never a hint of skinny-dipping. Obviously, I'd missed something there.Now it was Anna and I. And the Gods of Cards decided that she'd won enough, and I won three straight hands and she was out.Sue Ellen, wearing only a t-shirt, was.