John got in the front seat and Gregory was our driver. Mr Sackman had Al with him in his car.I waved as we left but the girls were still crying. On th... way, I used my voice on Jamie but only after warning the rest to what I intended to do. It took a half hour but eventually Jamie started to respond. I got short sentences but nothing was asked that could set him off again.When we drove through a town we stopped at a gas station and I got Jamie to use the toilet. When we got back in the car. I didn’t know what to do. I wanted to get up and get out of there before whoever it was saw me. Saw me lying naked on the floor wearing a dog collar and leash.But Ken had said 'Don't move.' I thought it must be alright then. Whoever it was, it must be alright for me to be here like this. It must be alright for whoever it was to see me like this.I told myself this would be OK. It would be just like with old Tom only a bit different. Maybe it was old Tom. That would be alright. I thought I could. Just like her, the woman had a flat chest and raven black long hair framing a welcoming face.“Hello, Alene, welcome.” The woman said, her tone soft and inviting.“Nice to meet you, Dr. Kynaston,” Alene responded.“Please, call me Sabrina. A study found the title you use prevents people from talking openly,” the woman requested.“Sure thing, Sabrina.” Alene smiled“Take a seat wherever you like,” Sabrina offered and Alene accepted, taking the couch. Sabrina wasted no time and took the rocking. ‘You’re right, I know. Can I borrow your phone? I lost mine. I’ll tell Areeya I’m not feeling so good for dinner tonight. I’ll ask her to come back here and tell her tonight.’ I handed Sam my phone, knowing that Areeya would realise I had been here, but that couldn’t be helped. Sam called and spoke briefly to Areeya, telling her that she had felt ill in town and I had helped her back to the boat. Areeya would be on her way in a few minutes. Sam gave me the phone back, stood up and with tears.