We’re very good at keeping confidences, and I’ve only been here about six weeks. I’m not a member yet.”Scarlett looked between Owen and Dave. ...��Oh, there are members? I’m sorry. I didn’t realize this was private or a club. Owen just dragged me along once I expressed my hopes to visit here. He did call you collectively the Circle repeatedly; I should have guessed.”Dave smirked, “More like a cult as some see it. Being a member means you probably have some intention of moving in here, although we. "Becca nodded. "I still don't, Greg, But I do object to him going out of his way to oppose every LGBTQ issue that comes across his desk. He uses the law as a weapon to control the desires of others while at the same time breaking it to revel in his own excess. He touts himself as being pro-life and family issues, which means he votes against abortion any chance he gets. His support of women is for them to be pregnant and at home. He will not support any legislation for equal pay or family. I lingered in the small halfway, barefoot, wondering what to do or say.“I’m sorry I didn’t get to you sooner, Hayley,” he said. For a moment there, I thought his voice was shaky, but I didn’t see a reason why it would be, so I dismissed my thoughts. He was still kneeling and scrubbing, when he added, “I’m Jack. Jack Handerson. Your father was my son." He then added more awkward silence to the scene and kept staring at a half-cleaned spot, and something in my head made a loud noise. So loud, it. As I walked alongside the pool I got zapped again. I stopped and squeezed my thighs together. Fortunately it was a quick one and I managed to continue without anyone noticing – I think.In the sauna area I decided to lay on one of the sun loungers for a few minutes as I plucked up the courage to go in.While I was there a middle-aged man came out of the sauna with a towel wrapped round him. I recognised him as the man that had rescued me the other day. I smiled at him then remembered that I was.