When the three lawyer came back in, I stood in a corner behind Eddie. The first thing I noticed was Julie had her blouse buttoned to her neck. I wonde...ed how long it would take Eddie’s mind to wander with two guys and two straight laced women trying to interview him.He started out with the ‘I be innocent. It was fucking racist jury that convicted me’ speech. I listened to it for a minute just to see how the lawyers were going to play it.“Well that is a road that if you walk you lose,” Anne. “A slut, call me a slut,” I said looking back at him. “Why?” Adam asked. He had stopped fucking me, he had no idea why I wanted him to call me a slut? “Just call me, I like it when someone fucks me and call me that,” I said with a smile, so that he can understood that I really wanted it. “Okay… slut,” Adam said slowly. “Say like, you are a good slut” I said. “You are a good… slut,” Adam said, as he again started fucking me. “I don’t think I can call you that,” Adam wasn’t feeling comfortable. Long, hard, hands on training..."She's over there."Something about the way the woman said that got Shanna's attention, elevating the comment over the other conversations around her. She, somehow, knew it referred to her. Turning, Shanna saw a teen girl walking up the riverbank towards her, an older woman in a faded blue dress turning away. Ah. That had been Ruta's mother. No wonder the tone had been recognizable. The teen, though, was a stranger. A slim thing, with red hair falling down her. And whatever it was you said to her that last time you talked, worked.”I kept my face passive, because it wasn’t the talking that made the difference. Sure, we had talked, but we had screwed ourselves silly as well.“I’m glad.”“And I’m glad to hear from you that things have finally calmed down and pass for normal, at least in your crazy situation!”We reached Skyline and I ordered 5-Way, which included about a week’s worth of carbs, and after we ate, we walked to Graeter’s and I had even MORE.