" Thanks," I replied briefly, once again trying not to let my emotionsenter into my words."As for me," Marcus continued. I was grateful he was moving ...theconversation away from a sore topic. "I suppose there's not much I'dchange about my childhood. I'd have liked it if my father and unclehadn't fallen out, though - there were a couple of cousins I never reallysaw after they argued. Something about some inheritance thing, I think -I was young at the time grandma and grandpa died. That was a tough. Tony once again gave them a few moments to compose themselves and then opened the door to the limo and let them exit the vehicle. They slowly exited and then walked towards the pub’s entrance. The reception was to be an open bar event with all the relatives and friends that had been at the wedding. Some of the guests were starting to arrive even as they entered and now the party would begin. Hours later amongst all the family and friends their was a few drunken outbursts and laughter but good. Rubbed his chin and wrote on the paper once more. Milly and Julie watched in silence as Richard wrote. Richard handed them back the noteAt the side of each task had been written agreed, except for the last which was written too little, a new figure was added. Milly and Julie had a whispered conversation and Milly wrote agreed. That being settled they sat while Richard went to get his wallet and keys.Watching him walk on the crutches both Milly and Julie could see why he needed the assistance.. We didn’t have sheets over us and I wasn’t just naked, I was totally exposed in every way possible. Alice whispered something in my ear, but I didn’t hear. I was terrified and this only made the wetness between my legs more obscene. “Spread your legs more,” Alice commanded. The tone in her voice was forceful, aggressive, and yet her voice was so sweet, so melodious, I couldn’t resist. I opened my legs like a possessed girl. “Good, now I want you to show them your special gift.” My gift. I never.