”“What was all that about?” I asked, trying to sound casual.“Alison and Jen are coming over now to help me with your punishment. Go and get th... cane and the riding crop.”I didn’t move. “What was the rest of your conversation about? You said you weren’t sure about something.”But Sally was not saying any more. “Stop trying to put it off, go and get the implements. You’ll find out soon enough what Jen said.”Ten minutes later, the doorbell rang and Sally went to the front door. I heard voices, then. "Well that was a different story. How did he always getthose Supergirl stories? Yes, he said he was her friend, soshe would talk to him on occasion when she wouldn't talk toothers. But how had he become Supergirl's special friend inthe first place, the one she stopped to complain to whenshe felt the need? And she seemed to visit pretty oftenbecause he got those Supergirl stories so frequently.Regardless, he got the story and that was what counted.Wasn't there something else she wanted to say to. "It's a beautiful night, and Tami and were about to talk a walk. We, uh, thought the girls might like to join us." Alana's not here." We were thinking about Mikee and Kelly." Mikee?" she said with a suspicious tone. "And Kelly?" as if the combination had never occurred to her. "How long were you going to be?"I looked at my watch. "It's about eight now. Maybe an hour or two. We thought we'd walk around for awhile, then sit on the front lawn and look at the stars. And there's no school tomorrow,". I think we have to do this in the same way you rip off a band aid and just get up, or we’ll be here for hours.” “I don’t think I’d mind being here for another couple of hours, but you’re right,” and with that she sprang up out of bed leaving me to stare at her perfect body. “So, what are you waiting for?” she said with a disapproving look on her face. “Just enjoying the view.” She ripped the sheets of the bed and giggled while she made her way to the bathroom. When I heard the shower come.