Iris tucked her phone away and looked at them both, tears in her eyes. She wore green silk that clung to her breasts and thighs. She smiled through he... tears and her nipples rose."Yes, I have time. The rest of my life, maybe. Can we go somewhere? I need to say some things, and... well, not here." When I got your note, I cancelled our check-out. The room's still ours. Do you want to go there?" Yes, that's fine. How did you know I was here, Mary?" Some spy you'd make, writing a cell-phone number. Down the steps, she heard the bell ring again. Jesus, I'm coming, Tay thought as she reached the downstairs and strode to the door. She glanced outside and saw no one. She opened the door, and looked around, there was a present on the porch in front of the door. She picked it up and looked around once again, then went back inside and closed the door. She walked into the kitchen and set it on the table. Slowly she removed the red ribbon, there was no tag stating who it was from but who else. So she got what she deserved. I don’t get why people think Bec is this meek quiet little thing. I mean, sure, she behaves like that most of the time but she has a limit and you better make sure you don’t push her past that limit or watch out. So I figure Hannah learned her lesson. She better have learned it, anyway. If she’s too stupid to back off after that, then Bec’s just gonna do it all over again. You can bet the house on that.So Bec and me ended up being sent home after lunch on Monday.. We kind of guessed what was going on, and we want to support you through all the shit we think you’re going through. We don’t care how you made some money to help with college, but we do care that people might use it against you in getting a decent job or in terms of staying in school. We want to be your friends.”Christie loosened up and looked relieved. “I’m doing better now. I got a scholarship, so I don’t work as much doing the videos as I used to, or dance as much at the club. I figured I’d.