Williams he asked, "Are you aware of the penalties for perjury Mrs. Williams?"She looked in confusion at her attorney. "Your Honor, I object to the qu...estion sir," Schilling said."It's a simple question counselor." Turning back to Mrs. Williams he said, "If you lie under oath to this court you can be punished; even sent to jail. How long depends on how mad I am. Now, do you wish to change any part of your testimony?"Certainly not," Mrs. Williams replied before her attorney could stop her. "I've. For anation as rightly proud of our democracy as we are, we're far too readyto work against those who want democracy in their own countries."I liked Kamala, but not her naivete. As well as selling us all the oilwe wanted the Kuraqis spent billions on weapons from the Americanarmaments industry. It wasn't in our best interest to risk any of thatby allowing the Kuraqi people a say in what their government did. Kamalacould be a real bleeding-heart sometimes. Which is when it hit me. Ipulled out my. “Mmmm, urgh…” A moan escaped the lips of Fancy. She broke off the long kiss for air.“But a drug case, though?” Fancy questioned.I whispered to her softly, “You know our history. You know that day on campus…”I then put her up against the wall and whispered in her ear as I made my way down her milky curvaceous body:“You know that day where you kissed my dick?” I said in between kisses on her neck. She nodded, biting her lip, turning me on more.“Guess what, Miss Fancy? Your pussy is just too good. I felt intellectually and sexually her superior.Andrea was a Goth. She had naturally pale skin and jet black hair. Shewore tattoos of flowers on one shoulder and one of me on the other. Shepracticed yoga. I guess opposites do attract sometimes.From time to time I would have to explain things to her like what a filmwas about.I used to get frustrated by how long she took to get ready when we wentout. She said if you were a woman you would appreciate how quick I am.When we first started.