Since we were both wearing the helmets it wouldn't do much good anyway. I did throw one right hand at his head when I stepped back. The bell went off ...hen.The kid shook his head and smile. He had under estimated me before, so I knew it was on. He knew I came to fight. I stepped into the center of the ring with the bell sounded. He went to work on my face that second round. I don't know if he thought I would go all girlie on him or what, but I took the blows and waited for the opening. When it. .. !" David managed to draw himself up to his feet and stagger down the hall. He repositioned his erection before answering the door so that it would be less obvious. When he opened the door, there was Paul's smiling face to greet him."Hi. I was worried about you and your mom. Is she feeling better?" Get lost," David said, pushing the door to shut it again."Hey!" Paul pushed the door back open. "Don't get touchy. I'm really concerned. I-- wow! Hi, Ms Moreno!" He waved over David's. A few moments later, the rattling of metal chains could be heard from upstairs. The sound grew louder until he finally reappeared, holding a leash in his hand.Walking timidly behind him was a woman in her late twenties who was wearing nothing but steel cuffs around each limb and a matching collar, all joined together by chains that had started to lose their shine. She must have worn them often, and for at least a good year or two, realised Becky.When Andrew stopped walking, the woman obediently. ‘Hello?’ I inquired. Nobody. One of the hazards of being early, I consoled myself as I settled back against the wall in cool quiescence. My cool lasted about half an hour, as well as my certainty that I had come to the right address. I considered that the office might well be empty, a possibility hardly unlikely considering the building’s condition. Drawing near the frosted glass, I strained casually to catch a glimpse of the chamber’s interior through the transverse crack that split the pane..