Got it?” I argued back but in a softer tone.Jane began to speak but Jill stopped her saying, “Jane, don’t say a word. These are not unreasonable...rules. We just need to follow them, got it?”After a pause, Jane and Jesse both agreed that the rules were not too far out of line and were livable.Chapter 3The three of them asked if they could go out for fast food dinner or were they all ‘grounded’.“No, you’re not grounded. The rules were not in place until now”. Responding to their doe-eyed looks. I. So we pushed him in the dirt and told him towatch out, and behave, otherwise there'd be trouble. Then we left himthere in the dirt, and ran to class 'cause we didn't want to be late. "Of course, Little Ray was late to class that day, and you know how Ms.Rohrbaugh lays down the law at the beginning of class and talks aboutpoints and punishments and all that?" "Yeah" I said "Well he walked in right in the middle of her talk." The way Victoriadescribed the scene, it was almost as if I had. Rae and Rachel helped when they were not busy, and some of the dive girls helped. I did have to borrow the guy who had done most of the plumbing. The fittings were crimped onto the PEC hose, and the girls couldn't use the crimp tool very well, and they were having problems with putting drains in the sinks, along with a few other things. Nothing got broke, and nothing got left out. These houses looked as good as the first ones. Herb was finished with the dock before we towed the first house over. .. God! Every day brought something new. I was completely addicted to 'play time'. That's what we called it. 'Play time'. We made love too. Sometimes gently. Sometimes frantically. But I'd get goose bumps as soon as I heard the words, 'Come on pet, it's play time.'Subspace for me is like an oozing sweet caramel that spreads from alerted skin, filling pores with the sweetest tension and incredible pleasure. Whether it was at the end of a crop, or oh my God a flogger, or even a light paddling, it.