"I left urgent messages on her cell phone and computer telling her where we are and how to get here. The people I work for control the police departme...t in this town and in every city and state. Nancy will call the police who’ll tell her they’ll meet her here. Not wanting something to happen to you she won't wait for the police and when the police finally do arrive it will be too late. The newspapers will carry gruesome details of how you were murdered. The idea behind this is to warn. Comes in handy in times like these.’ he said chuckling. Calise was leaning up against his desk looking at all the books that he had. There had to be at least a thousand books lining the shelves. She noticed that Deondre had gone quiet. When she turned her head to face him she took a deep breath. He was looking at her with so much lust in his eyes, it made her heart skip a beat. He had his shirt unbuttoned and was walking toward her. He dimmed the lights as he walked to her with a remote he. I knocked her away. “Not so fast!” I snarled. “I want to take my time with you. And I want to play with you first.” She smiled, leaned back on her knees. I reached for her face and slapped it – not gently, but without too much force. It was her turn to sneer. “Is that all you’ve got? Harder!” I took her offer seriously. Whack! This slap caused her head to turn. So I slapped the other side – then back again. She let out a breath but did not move.At my urging Jasmin had brought a few of her toys.. She was sitting at the kitchen table sipping a cup of tea and feeling sorry for herself when there was a knock on the front door. She looked out the peephole and saw that her visitor was Jonas. Jonas was the resident apartment manager and while he had never been anything but nice to her she still felt uneasy when he was around. He was about sixty years old, had a scraggly beard and was at least forty pounds overweight and Staci didn't doubt for a minute that he probably had bad breath and body.
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