Finally, he said.“So that’s why.”He then looked at her again and followed after Violette, leaving a Jennifer behind who was too confused to unde...stand Lucas’s words.‘My hair?’As if she noticed something, she quickly pulled her hair forward and started looking at the ends. After not seeing anything strange, she took a small mirror from her purse and observed if her hair had anything strange. After realizing that everything was perfect, she murmured.“My hair is perfect today, the dye hasn’t come. "The bailiff took the folded piece of paper from her hand and walked it to the judge. He opened it. He looked at the jury, and then back at the paper. "Was this unanimous?" he asked."Yes, sir," said Maggie.Gunderson handed the paper back to the bailiff, who returned it to Maggie."The defendant will stand," intoned the judge. Lacey and McDill stood. Lacey looked like she might fall back down, and McDill aided her in remaining standing by gripping her elbow. "The foreman will read the verdict,". You start unbuttoning my shirt, but with your two hands there in front of me and the tie in my hand, I have other plans. I wrap the tie around both your wrists. You smile up at me. You know you’ve been a bad girl. I grab another tie from my dresser and wrap it around your eyes. I can see your body shake. I guide you down on the bed, and I use the loose end from the tie around your wrists to fix you to the headboard. You lay their squirming, your silk robe adding to the sensations on your skin,. Both were easy to consider as heart attack starters.The party seemed to kick up several notches with new arrivals hearing Frank’s news. Tim found himself hanging out for a lot of the night with Trey. Tim discovered he liked the guy. Trey even remembered Tim from his lone exploit to gain a little notoriety back in middle school when he was still a short, fat, and quiet guy.“Dude, I remember back in eighth grade,” Trey mused, using his hands a lot to emphasize his points. “I guess you were in.