The opportunity to dive back into thatworld he had so recently emerged from was coming, and sooner than hewould have ever expected. He knew it was so...ething he was going to wantto return to, maybe not so soon. And Stacy's shop was involved, whichmeant that Kelly..."Ken!" Connie poked him in the arm. "Are you alright? You look likeyou just saw a ghost." Sorry. Not a ghost," Ken mumbled. An angel, he thought."Good!" Connie continued. "So that's all settled. Bruce will send youthe address. Her eyes went big and she sniffed loudly to clear her throat toanswer the inevitable question. ?You want this, hon'?? he asked. She shook her head and somehow managed to say, quite clearly despite the gag: ?Please,no!? ?She said no,? the former spud man said to the bastard. ?Does that mean itsout?? ?This isn't a debate,? replied the bastard. ?If you don't shove it in andall the way then I will.? ?Sorry baby.? Paula screamed and screamed. She shook every part of her to get away but itwas no use.. These underground fighters... they do the same thing over and over again. Winner gets rewarded the same way. Loser gets punished the same way. If only we could somehow raise the stakes and gets better fighters." Sir?" The blue haired thug tugged on the leash. "What should I do with her?" The same thing you've done to the last seventy-two girls you've caught," the masked man growled as he slammed the table beside him in anger. "Train them till they're nothing but slaves. Then take the ones that. Babita took the first glass and downed it easily. She didn’t suspect anything. The second peg was downed, and she was already feeling tipsy. She didn’t suspect anything fishy. She thought the wine was strong and the effect would reduce in a few minutes.Seeing Babita drink, Daya was making an awkward face. So Jethalal teased her if she could also try atleast one peg. She was embarrassed and shy and told never. Babita, too was convincing her to try one atleast as it was harmless. Jetha and Iyer.