It was a bluff, I was convinced of it, but it was a rather brazen and determined bluff at that. Some six thousand or so die-hard Klansmen held this pa...t of the greater Winston-Salem metropolitan area, and they weren’t ready to give up the fight just yet. The upside of fighting the Klan, of course, was that these guys were too fucking stupid to remove their hoods yet. We could all see the hooded sons of bitches coming every single time.Even so, they were some dogged fighters, unyielding and. Marcy watched them go, then turned back to Peg. "Who was that girl?" she asked, consumed by curiosity. "One of Kelly's little trampy friends?"Peg shrugged. "No, that's Bud."Marcy's jaw dropped. "That's Bud?" she asked, incredulous. Then she got an even bigger grin. "Oh, this is even better than I thought." Yeah," Peg answered. "The stuff Kelly sprayed him with changed him completely into a girl." She tore her gaze from the TV. "Really, it's kind of nice. They don't fight like they. ”“Very clever. Have you got your earbuds in?”“Yes.”“Turn your volume up and don’t hang up.”He heard the sound of the phone being put down, along with a rustling noise. Her towel had a pocket for her phone.He’d walked another five minutes before the dialogue started.“Doesn’t she look awesome?” A male voice, barely audible, obviously a few meters away from Candice, but who was he speaking to?“How would you fancy that?” The same voice again.“You mean chained to the beach or the other chains?” A. Let me look at it and I can put something together for you." He said."When you gonna come look?" I asked."I can come now if you drive. I would probably get lost," he said with a great laugh."Let's go," I said.Ten minutes later we were walking around my place. "What's the volume of air you need heated?" It's 25 by 8 by 8, that's all there is to it now. I'm going to add a bedroom in a few months, I think." We should include enough volume to handled another box even larger." Sammy said."I might go.