"Your mistress, Cyl, and I had a few occasions between us many years ago. Do you remember, Cyl?" Well I do, Vis. Take them, if they'll go." I am going..." Myr replied."Then I am too!" I insisted.Vis smiled and nodded. As she stood up, I had a strong awareness of several things. That she had drunk as much as Cyl, Myr, and I put together, that standing she was even larger than I had imagined seeing her sitting on the ground, and that should she fall over anyone in the path of her dropping body. As Janelle sat next to me, I unconsciously put my arm around her shoulders, and she cuddled up against my side, and placed her hand on my thigh.“This is nice sitting here, seeing the all the stars, and the lights up on the hill,” she said. “No moon, though, I was hoping it would be lighter.”“Lighter?” I asked. “Why?”“I want to show you something,” she said. “Not that it matters, I can do it up near the main road, and you will be able to see.”“Do what?” I asked. I wasn’t all that sure what she. A black haired Bettie page look-alike who occupied the front passenger seat, looked at him wickedly as she put a cigarette in her mouth ready for when she exited the car; she blew at him mockingly prior to igniting it, he knew she wanted to blow smoke in his face, and perhaps stub out her cigarette on him."There's no going back now, we have you and you're going to please us all before you're allowed home – if at all." Elaine looked back as she pulled the hand-brake up smartly, and caressed it. She played the good kitty, not hissing or scratching at all.She must have fallen asleep in a food coma soon afterwards, or more likely they’d drugged her. Now she was awake again, her eyes as wide as they would go, staring at the door where she’d heard the slightest noise. Sure enough the door was opening again. Whoever was entering probably wasn’t supposed to be here. Their movements were delicate and surreptitious. Maybe this was the chance for escape she’d been hoping for.The dim red light.