" Davy! Don't!" she protested, but it was clear she didn't mind at all.His hand roved under her dress. A finger hooked the edge of her panties and tug...ed her underwear to one side, and then slid into her wetness."Oh!" she gasped. Then Davy was pulling, pushing, spinning her around, until they stood in the living room directly across from the closet where Kathy was hiding."You're so hot, Mom! I don't know why you don't have a dozen boyfriends." He undid his belt and allowed his jeans to slip. ?She knew she was defeated as she rose to her feet and headed back downstairs. I moved her into the living room and sat her on a recliner. I teased her by asking if I was doing it right as I applied ropes to her legs, ankles, and arms. The last thing that I placed on her was a nice gold solid band around her neck. Not too tight fitting but just right. It was secured with a small lock in the back. ?I am not sure if you have this upstairs, funny I might actually have something that you do not. Now I have to run. JANIS?" She called out to her daughter who had mysteriously disappeared. "Janis, I'm leaving now, be good." I will mom." Janis' voice echoed from somewhere in the house.He was still in the kitchen when Janis walked in. She had obviously gone to her bedroom and changed out of the jeans and the peasant blouse she had been wearing. Now she was dressed in an Oakland Raiders' black and silver game jersey with the number 12 and the word STABLER above the numbers and apparently not. Tears are rolling freely down her cheeks. I can’t visibly see that her hands are shaking, but I hear it when the bottle clanks repeatedly against her wine glass. I continue. ‘When I wake up, I’m on an airplane.’ ‘Where did they take you?’ ‘I have no idea. I thought for sure I was heading to my death. I had no reason to believe otherwise. I mean, only psychos kidnap perfect strangers—steal them from their lives. I just knew I would die and never see you again.’ I pause. I draw in two deep.