She looked away inshame and mumbled, "It sucks to be a girl like this. I hate it! I don'twant people mad at me. I don't want anyone getting hurt becau...e of me. Ijust want mom and dad and my cousins."Alison was getting through to her. She warmly added, "People will be madat you because they are bad people. You can't change who they are, youcan only prove them wrong. You are a great friend, you've made the girlshappy just by being close to them. Trinity usually does that wheneverCat's sister and. It was about this time I passed out for a few moments. I am not sure if I passed out from the pain or the pleasure. Whichever it was I felt extremely exhausted and the pain from both my sissy-pussy and my pulled hair was throbbing. As I lie there drifting off, I could hear him and Josh talking but could not make out what they were saying. No more than 2 or 3 minutes passed before Josh walked over to me and pulled me up in a seated position on my bunk. He stepped back and told me to pull his. "I assume Pennington wants to buy your land?"Lonnie's face grew dark for the first time since Cade had met him. "Yeah well I don't like to talk about the Pennington's in my house," Lonnie said."Sorry," Cade took another swig of beer. "There are a lot of things I don't understand about this town. I grew up in the city and it's nothing like this place."Lonnie laughed. "I wouldn't even know how to act in the city." He continued drinking his beer. "You and I need to talk about the Pennington's. “Everything?” “As I said, I was raised to be a killer. They took me away from my family when I was just a baby. As soon as I could walk I learned how to kill,” I say. “That’s so tragic. Did you ever find your family?” she asks. “It’s a long story,” I say. “You can tell me,” she says, placing a hand on my shoulder. “That’s kind of you, but it’s not something I’d like to talk about,” I say. “How are you holding up?”“How do you think?” she asks she folds her arms against her chest. “My entire life.