I was to find out how much very soon. I was out of town for several days. I would call and text but would get no answer. I was worried. Frightened ac...ually. I wanted to call the police and have them check on my soul mate. But that seemed a very dumb thing to do. After all, what were we to each other? Dear friends, and lovers? Master and sub? I didn't really know anymore. I did know that I didn't feel as if I had the right to call the police every time she didn't answer a text message. When I. As she tried to curl up, a hand grabbed her left ankle. She kicked, fighting away her assailant, but he held tight. Then her leg was tied, and she could no longer kick. She wiggled and squirmed, trying to free her limbs before she had nothing left to fight with, but it was too late. Her right leg had already been caught in his grasp. She flailed in fear, horrified by her helplessness. He smiled as he watched her fight knowing that he had already won. He stripped down, leaving his cloths in a. She is definitely not a morning person.“You have a job now,” I remind her as she groans. “Hurry up we can eat breakfast together.”After breakfast at the lodge, I head to the main office for my job duties and staff meeting. Jenny heads to work in the sports equipment building. I get upstairs and I am immediately greeted by Mr. Walker.“George,” he greets as I shake his hand. “It is great to have you and your sister here. Sylvia told me that your sister helped with the beach camp fire last night.. ”She sprawled on her bed. Her knee length gown slipped a little over her calves as she folded her legs. “Can you turn off the lights?” She finally spoke to me. “I can’t sleep with lights on.”“I’m studying.” My reply was terse.“Please…”“Okay.” For some unknown reasons, I felt happy with her request. I switched on my table lamp and then I climbed off my bed and put the lights off. “Thanks.” She smiled at me, and turned her back toward me. I returned to my bed. My book open in my hands, I silently.