. . At the coffee shop, we both ordered pie and coffee. I enjoyed watching her eat the pie, making it seem almost like a sensuous exercise. “Do you...go to the library often?” she asked, opening her red lips for a piece of pie. “Lately about once a week. My first few years here I hardly came to town at all. I’d always go over to Parks, the university library. How about you?” “Not too often. My husband’s at a conference.” She paused and I knew there was some decision getting made. She looked at. CHAPTER 5 In Wyoming and finishing dinner with Milly and Ponto in her ranch house one wet evening, Cody waited until Ponto had wandered off to the back of the house. He then delivered some bad news. ‘I ran into Commissioner Lacy outside the courthouse this morning, you know, Martha’s uncle. Bad news, I’m afraid. Caitlin’s got pregnant to that banker fellow in Switzerland and they got married at a small ceremony as the insistence of his parents. Apparently Caitlin wasn’t feeling well and agreed. I don’t think that Michelle knew that her scrumptious voice made my knees go weak whenever she said those things to me. Shortly after getting that shot I could have used anything to get my mind off it. We made our way to the food court and sat in the middle of no where. There were hundreds of other places to sit under canopies, but Michelle had to show off how hot she was and tried to draw attention to us. I looked horrible compared to her. I was shaking from the shot, my face was flushed, my. “Sit on her legs,” Liz ordered Jen, who immediately complied. I squirmed and pulled, but I didn’t stand a chance against the three girls. Then Mandy started to read from my diary, and I gave up struggling. Instead, tears started to trickle down my cheeks. “Dear Diary,” she read, “I don’t know what is wrong with me. Why I’m having this thoughts when I play with myself. Ever since the fight with Jen I can’t think of anything else but of her and Naomi, holding me, tying me up, pinching and.