Two cups of coffee later a second odditystruck him. Pat was sure that the mall had a second floor, but therewas not an elevator, automated stairway o... even and old fashionedstairwell visible. Closing down his computer, Pat paid his tab andwalked out of the mall's main entrance and immediately crossed thelightly traveled street. Looking east, down the street, Pat gazed atthe mall's outer fa?ade and smiled when he saw the roof of an elevatorpenthouse (an elevator penthouse is a small structure. ” Suzanne Bryant took a deep breath, thinking about what to say next. “She has four good A-Level grades and was a Senior Prefect when she was at school.” She chuckled to herself. “You wouldn’t think that, would you Melanie?” Ms Bryant waited for a reply but Melanie Pearson remained silent, contemplating how much the punishment was going to hurt. Suzanne continued. “She didn’t think that University was for her and so got a job with us doing basic things before I noticed how hard working and. We have some 'parenting issues' to discuss." Then standing, she grabbed my hand and led me out of the Dining Hall."Don't wear him out!" Jessica called after us."What can I do for you, sir?" I asked as we sat down at the dining table in the main house. The general was wearing khaki slacks and an olive-drab Army t-shirt. Anna had gotten us robes before we came downstairs, so everyone was covered.The General finished putting the sandwich makings on the table and directed Anna to bring in the. .. I’m a demoness! I get it! You’re in love! You also love your husbands! And you’re afraid of the wrath of Jehovah! Well, I got news for you, babes! You’re both damned already! You might as break free of the morals and rules of your churches and open your marriages completely, and that’s exactly what you’re going to do, dear,” Autumn told the ladies, making them both turn very pale.“Damned? Because of the cough syrup incident or the lesbian love affair?” Vanessa inquired, in spite of herself.