“That’s enough!” Sergeant Torque hollered.Completely beaten now, she curled down on her knees, whimpering, “I din do it… I din do it… I di... do it…”Torque bent forward, grabbed her wet, mottled hair and yanked it so her bloody face was staring at him. He slapped her hard. “Shut up!“Take ’er into a clean cell!” he snarled at the other three guards. “And get ’er ready!”He followed the three guards as they dragged the whimpering girl into another empty cell, then threw her down on the cot.. He said this was going to last until the end of the month. This is just the first day and I am kind of...well excited...and terrified. "And another thing... last night while Daddy was fucking me, I thought I saw that man...the one from the shop...only he was kind of like a ghost and floating in the air. I think I'm going crazy because it looked like he was jacking off while he watched us. I know I couldn't have seen that, but I know what I saw." I don't know about that Jenn. All of this is so. I think our favourite was joining in the chorus of 'So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh', which Fred said had been written in the late 1930's Great Depression when the 'dustbowl' winds caused such an exodus of people from the American Mid West, as the fertile topsoil turned into dust in the drought, and just blew away from the farms.If you don't know the lyrics, here they are:I've sung this song, but I'll sing it again,Of the place that I lived on the wild windy plains,In the month called April,. I love you,’ Valerie said desperately, hoping to break through Sally’s pain–and her own. Valerie was afraid she hadn’t succeeded, as Sally turned away and lay down. Valerie had to leave. She could not miss the meeting. ***** ‘Well,’ said the Colonel, ‘Rupie Murdoch has come out. He’s making a tender for as much Delgrasi stock as he can get. Will and Rocky told him to fuck off, but the cousins, those motherfuckers would sell anybody and anything. And Rupie is throwing cash around like it’s going.