I quickly grabbed one of his shirts, rolled it up and tied his feet together. In the meantime, I told Susie to get me a tie hanging from the inside of...the closet door. I tied his hands behind him.Susie was crying the whole time both out of fear of what her father had just tried to do to her, as well as the scuffle that had ensued between him and me.“Listen to me carefully, Susie,” I told her. “I want you to put on your clothes and run over to Mrs. Sanders’ house. Tell her to call the police and. She smiled her Award Winning smile, but had a sad look in her eyes.“What’s the matter Dipty? You look kind of sad there.” She looked up at me.“I really have gotten to where I hate this holiday, my husband left me 4 years ago, 3 day’s before Christmas and it’s not really one of my happier memories.”Since this was my last stop of the day, I asked her to go get some coffee of lunch with me, to try to cheer her up. Her eyes brightened up. “Great, let’s go, I could use some!” She happily replied and. They both had dark brown skin, long straight brown hair, slim figures and C-cup breasts. The only difference between them was their eye colour. Abbie had emerald green eyes whilst Maria had ocean blue eyes. They both went to the same college, studied the same course and both lived with their mum. They did have a dad, but they only saw him on special occasions such as birthdays and Christmas because he worked down in London. Their mum earned a lot of money, but the two girls chose not to be. "Yes of course, I would be pleased to do so."We both left shortly afterwards, Tracy to run some errands and I tovisit the salon. I had dug out a black pencil skirt and a black poloneck pullover from my wardrobe and borrowed a long patterned scarf fromTracy. I pondered and decided that going out with perfect makeup withoutspending time applying it was a boon.Tracy entered the salon, the receptionist looked up, smiled and said,"Hi Tina, back so soon!?" Yes I wanted to ask you about the permanent.