.By the time she was 16 I was attaching weights as heavy as a 2 lb bag of sugar on each flap.When she was 17, the weights were 3 lbs each.At age 18, ...he weights had increased to 4 lbs each and I had began strapping the weights to her thighs and fixing them to her flaps with very short stretchy straps so that every time she took a step she pulled on the weights and by the time we split, when she was 20, she was carrying a 6 lb weight, either hanging loosely from each flap or both weights. I said, No. She asked me wait for 2 minutes, I have a doubt to ask you. So I waited.She came with a small tiffin box and a book hiding the box and she turn to go back. I said: I would have it with my friends at college when we get free time. She asked me, “Am I not your friend?” (this is the first question she asked me after we met in the river; all other times she would stare at me now and then & smile) I replied: “you can be, but my friends would do anything for me”. I mostly duck/insert my. ”“Judy, follow me.”“Where are we going, Master?”As Don stands and says, “You shouldn’t question your Master’s directions,” then walks to the basement door.Judy gets up and follows, saying, “I won’t question you again, Master.”They go down the basement stairs then Don unlocks the playroom and turns on the lights. Judy’s eyes light up, seeing what her Master did. As she enters the room, Don blindfolds her and leads her to the far, padded wall. He then raises each arm and puts them in restraints.. "When did we go so high tech?" "This is the future." Tina sighed as a figure walked from theshadows with a look of shock of its face. "Girls?" John asked as hestood so still that one would think he was a real mannequin in awindow display. "I can't believe my plastic eyes. When you and theothers vanished on that Easter egg hunt a thousand years ago, wegave up all hope of seeing you again." You mean we never came back?" Christine asked in both aworried and confused tone ofvoice. "Since being.