.. be?”“Yes!” she said, too loudly. She had to do something to undo her pledge to participate. “I changed my mind,” she gasped.“You change... your mind?” He was clearly confused.“About doing this,” she said weakly.“About doing what?” he asked.She stared at him. He seemed not to know what she was talking about. “You know,” she said. “About why you’re here.”His face went smooth.“Oh,” he said. He seemed uncomfortable for some reason. “You were ... um ... one of them?”In a flash of understanding. I saw panic, sheer, cerval panic; I could swear she would have stopped it at that first cruel cut of the whip. If she could..."Say your safeword!" I ordered."There isn't any," Jane whispered at my ear, "she cancelled it." One," Lynette said.She only grit her teeth with the next few strokes, although the splat of the tails cutting into the skin of her upper back told me that Brett was not sparing her. She closed her eyes every time the leather bit into her flesh, but opened them immediately. She had to find out more about these creatures. Deciding she had nothing to lose, she started to follow, calling over her shoulder, "I think it's safe, Lisa. They could have let those wolf things attack if they meant us harm."Lisa shook her head, but she followed cautiously.Trailing several yards behind their guides, they were led to a thin path in the field of yellow vegetation. Before the creatures started down the track, each took a long dagger from their leather penis wraps, which was the. On Saturday morning, they left home in a loaded car and headed into the mountains.With Doug’s help on the Internet, they’d scored a lakeside campsite at a commercial campground that looked comfortable and attractive. There were hiking, kayaks, and swimming available, as well as some other facilities that appealed to both Ava and Doug. By three o’clock, they had their tent set up and their camping adventure had started.The two cooked a great meal over the grill and then cuddled together leaning.