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I squared ht I was so whatever was on the other side of this door They didn’t knowI wasn’t afraid

And I was fed up I was tired of being pushed and pulled by others Justin Mylike either one of the Logan’s gaze straight on, I said, "I can handle it" Iup the steps, I didn’t bother knocking Turning the doorknob, I walked inside the house

IT TOOK PRECISELY FIVE minutes for me to realize I’dand small decorated several surfaces Tables Shelves I was offered a blindfold, which I declined with a shake of ot me a frown froarette girl outfits from the forties She moved on with her tray of blindfolds I didn’t see Annie anywhere

Sounds ated the room It didn’t take an expert to identify the noises Moans and wails and sharp, keening cries drifted from upstairs

I told h I hadn’t been to parties before I’m sure people made use of rooms at all those other parties I attended I just never had to hear quite so as going on inside theo in there

Shaking off that echo, Ifor Annie

Several people sat on a couch, all blindfolded Three wo each other’s clothing piece by piece

As I skirted the couch, a woman approached me and offeredtold me I shouldn’t drink Not only did I need a clear head, but who knehat could be in the contents of those glasses?

A hand stroked down ers I yanked irl already snuggled up in his lap He smiled at me and held out his hand as if I would just naturally accept it He patted the seat next to hiirl’s breast, watching me as he fondled it

My stomach dipped I backed away and buy on my lips and caht I would guess it was a ain and I glanced down to see that he was anato at hier than the average e aze back up The squirrel’s big dark eyes stared down at me, wide as saucers

With an aard hip thrust, he buain and I snapped, "Stop that!"