In a western Kentucky town named
Hopkinsville, a 24-year-old man named Drayton Jones is at a high school
party. Jones endeared himself to the
party goers by offering to bring alcohol, which the hosts of the party jumped
at. While there, he starts talking to a
15-year-old boy. At the end of the
night, he offers to drive the boy home as the high school student is very
drunk. The boy agrees but instead of
taking him home, Jones takes him to his house.
Once inside, he makes a pass but is rejected when the 15-year-old tells
him he’s not gay and takes his phone out to call a ride sharing service. Jones slaps the phone out of his hand and
punches the boy in the face. As the
sophomore in high school tries to defend himself, he is no match for Drayton even
by normal standards but especially in his inebriated state. He can’t believe he
got himself in this situation but males rarely worry about being raped and are
less likely to think something suspicious when invited to a stranger’s house. Barely conscious, Jones bends his victim over
his bed, pulls down his pants and sodomizes him. After he finishes, he takes the boy and
unceremoniously throws him out of his car at the hospital. Unfortunately for Drayton, he’s already in
the police’s systems for drug-related charges and they easily match his
DNA.
In a surprise move, Kentucky
Governor , hoping to be re-elected, pardons Drayton Jones and allows him to go
free.
Across the country, in Arizona,
Nouno and his wife Abby are sitting in their house. Abby sits next to her husband and wraps her
arms around his neck. Nouno looks down
at her hands and lifts them seeing her cracked skin and frowns, “Babe, you need
to stop washing your hands so much. Your
hands used to be so silky smooth and cute.”
Abby had an offended look on her
face and scoffed. She fired back, “You
do know I kill people right?”
“Yes, I do.”
“Then you may want to watch when
you say hurtful shit like that.”
“Look, we’re not 65, we don’t
have co morbidities, it’s time to stop panicking.”
“I know you don’t like the
lockdowns but say that, don’t comment on my imperfections.”
“You are beautiful. You know that. I don’t know how you couldn’t considering you
get cat called everywhere you go.”
“Not anymore because
everything’s locked down so nobody is outside.”
“All the more reason why you
should be on my side.”
“The lockdowns are needed for
public health.”
“They are unconstitutional.”
“It’s only temporary.”
“Really? How long?
Arizona isn’t doing the bad. It
seems New York and Michigan are the only ones they are and, low and behold,
they have the strictest lockdown measures.”
“We want to keep people safe.”
“They are hurting public
health.”
“I understand the economic
aspect and how people turn to substance abuse and commit suicide but, not to be
callous, that’s kind of on them. Life is
full of setbacks and you have to keep grinding no matter how much it throws at
you.”
“The virus wasn’t nearly as bad
as the models said it would be.”
“You know a lot of people that
have died.”
“No, I don’t. I know people who know people. It’s always ‘my wife’s grandmother, my
father’s aunt. Very rarely is it someone
under 65 and didn’t have a co-morbidity.
If you’re in the high risk group then it is more deadly than the
flu. It’s more contagious too but if
you’re not, it’s not. The flu is much
more deadly in children and, not to be callous, I’m more upset when a child
dies than someone in their 70s or older.”
“We needed to do this or else we
would have been overrun.”
“Even in the epicenter; New
York, their convention center was not needed.
The ship has already left because it was practically empty. They built all these new hospitals for no
apparent reason because the hospitals weren’t overrun. They thought they would need 30,000
ventilators, they needed 4,000.”
“Better to have it and not need
it than need it and not have it.”
“No, Abby, you don’t get
it. They cancelled elective surgeries
and anything non-Wuhan Virus related.
There are no checkups anymore. This has caused small hospitals to file
bankruptcy. There’s not enough revenue
for Wuhan Virus especially because there are executive orders for it to be
free.”
“Well, they’ll make it up when
things open.”
“When will that be? And no, they are forced to close. How is bankrupting hospitals not putting
public health at risk?”
“I don’t know. I’m not a doctor. Your dad is so you have inside knowledge it’s
not fair.”
“Fine, what about the meat
shortages that Tyson meats are calling in Iowa?
Do you want people to be deprived of the eight essential amino acids?”
“Vegans and vegetarians do
okay.”
“I don’t want to be a vegan or
vegetarian. Don’t you see, the Democrats
are pushing their green new deal by declaring all things that they believe
cause climate change as non-essential and forcing everyone to stop eating
meat.”
“That’s just ridiculous.”
“How else do you explain
it? How is our food supply not
essential?”
“Just stick to medicine.”
“Fine, clinical trials have been
cancelled so medical research has stopped unless it has to do with the Wuhan
Virus. What do you think? Cancer, strokes and other serious diseases
are on lockdown because it’s Wuhan Virus’ turn to wreak havoc? You can’t get tested for cancer anymore so
there’s no more ‘catching it early.’
That doesn’t hurt public health right?”
“I was being a punk when I said
to stick to medicine, I didn’t think you’d actually go back.”
“Well you should know me better
than that considering you’re married to me.”
“I don’t want to talk about
this. We have a case.”
“Where are we going?”
“Kentucky.”
“That’s a good place to go to
kill someone.”
“Why? Because you had to spend almost four months
there and it was miserable because you sucked at the job you had then?”
“Yes, that’s exactly the
reason!”
Abby books them a flight and
they head to Kentucky. On the plane,
Abby Is searching her phone and grimaces.
Nouno looks over, “Something tells me you’re researching to prove me
wrong and not finding anything helpful.”
“The head of the NY Police
union, Patrick Lynch, released a statement that his cops won’t be enforcing
social distancing and policing businesses from opening altogether.”
“Oh, so he’s saying their oath
to the constitution trumps the orders of a tyrannical communist like De Blasio
or Cuomo? Gee, that’s shocking.”
“The 1st amendment
doesn’t cover screaming ‘fire’ in a crowded theater when there’s no fire so
it’s not that you can say or do anything you want.”
“You’re saying that governors
have the right to act in public interest.”
“Yes, don’t they?”
“Yes, but it has to follow
certain guidelines and violating individual rights like peaceably assembling is
not covered by them.”
“What are the guidelines then?”
“First is that there has to be a
compelling government interest to do it.”
“Well, they definitely have
that. There is a pandemic.”
“There is no asterisk in the
constitution that says it’s all null and void during a pandemic.”
“I get that but I would say that
this qualifies as a compelling reason.”
“Yes, me too and I’m not sure
how you can argue against that one.
There is, however, one other pesky little guideline.”
“Ah, always a catch.”
“The government needs to act in
the least intrusive way possible.”
“Well, I’m sure they tried to
ask them to stop and they refused.”
“Then you keep asking.”
“What if they keep refusing?”
“See who’s more stubborn. Once you slap the handcuffs on, you’ve
surpassed the least restrictive way.”
“They don’t have all day.”
“A cop’s job is to
de-escalate. Arresting people for going
to work is escalating. People have a
visceral reaction to it because it doesn’t seem right. Of course, that’s because it isn’t right.”
“I’m sure they throw out the
charges once they’re done. I mean
they’re letting people out of jail who committed actual crimes. They’re not going to fill them for people who
are not social distancing or going to work.
They probably just take them to the station, threaten them, and then let
them off with a warning.”
“Tell that to Jax Myers.”
“Who’s that?”
“He’s the owner of a tattoo
factory in Apex, North Carolina. He was
arrested and taken out in handcuffs for opening his shop.”
“He should be. He violated a shut down order.”
“He has three kids. His savings were being drained. He had to pay rent on the store and his house
so he did what he had to do for his family; work.”
“They waived paying rent on your
commercial real estate if you’re not open.”
“You really think that’s not
going to come back and bite you in the ass?”
“He didn’t have to pay the
rent.”
“Better safe than sorry right.”
“Fuck you. He probably was struggling even before the
crisis.”
“Wow, way to comment on
something you know nothing about. It
just so happens that he had the number one tattoo place in North Carolina
before the pandemic. Now, he’s two weeks
away from going out of business.”
“Well, I don’t know. I’m sure he was warned. They didn’t just come in and arrest him”
“No, they didn’t. They threw a bunch of officers at him and
they tried to convince him to close and he refused. The cops, though, also refused to escalate it
by arresting him so the mayor or whoever dispatches the teams kept sending more
and more officers until one was insensitive and robotic enough to do it.”
“There you go then. They tried doing it in the least restrictive
way and it didn’t work.”
“The guideline doesn’t say try
the least restrictive way and then escalate.
Besides, your point was they don’t actually charge them but he was
charged. He got a $2,000 fine and a
court date has been set so yes they are actually putting this on their
permanent record.”
“Well, I don’t know if I agree
with that. I would have let him off with
a warning.”
“I hope this helps his
business. Hell, when things open up, I
just might go to Apex and get a tattoo from him.”
“You already have two.”
“Why not a third?”
“Man, I heard they were
addicting but geez I didn’t think you’d succumb.”
“I got them like a decade
apart. I’m not sure how that’s an
addiction.”
“What if I get one?”
“You know I don’t like tattoos
on women.”
“Seems hypocritical.”
“I’m not a woman. You don’t call me sexist for being against
piercings on men.”
“Does he have a website? I want to see his work.”
“How is the number one tattoo
parlor in North Carolina in a city I’ve never heard of?”
“Beats me but that sounds like city bias.”
They arrive in Kentucky and stay
in an air BNB. Nouno prepares the room
for what they came to do while Abby hacks in Drayton Jones’ social media to
find out all she can about him. After a
little while, she shakes her head and exclaims, “Men are gross.”
Nouno laughs and replies, “I
agree but somehow you heterosexual women are still attracted to us.”
“In Harris County, which is
where Houston is, a judge had a website where you could report on people
violating stay at home orders.”
“They tried that in New York and
they had to take it down because people kept sending dick pics."
“That’s exactly what happened
here!! It took 24 hours for it to become
too much.”
“There’s hope for America.”
“You think a massive amount of
people sending pictures of their penises is indicative that there’s hope for
this country?”
“That’s how bad this country has
gotten during the lockdown. Yes!”
“You’re disgusting.”
“Only one of us has put a penis
in their mouth and here’s a hint; it’s not me.
In fact, you’ve put several different penises in your mouth. You’ve seen a lot more penises than I have so
how can you tell me that sending a dick pic is more disgusting than what heterosexual
women do with them?”
Abby gave a coy smile and
retorted, “If you ever want me to do that with your penis again, maybe you’d
shut up right now.” Keeping a smile the whole time.
“What those retards don’t know
is that snitching isn’t anonymous.
They’re public record.”
“Way to change the subject.”
“Well, when you give a low blow
like that, I have to. I mean there’s
edgy and then there’s offensive!”
“Ah I see. Wait, so people may retaliate against them?”
“One guy posted the list on
Facebook.”
“That’s shitty.”
“They tried telling him that too
and gave the same sad story you just did about how they might be targeted. His response was perfect; ‘that’s kind of the
point.’”
“Some people have auto-immune
and other co-morbidities so it’s a real fear for them.”
“You don’t seem to understand
how this works. If someone is high-risk
and they stay home, they’ll be fine.
It’s if they leave or have someone that has been outside come over that
they’re vulnerable. There is no osmosis
from infected people to the inside. Why
should healthy people quarantine so sick people can roam free? If you have a co-morbidity, then keep your
ass inside and let the healthy people out.
You know, kind of like we do for all other contagious diseases.”
“That’s not fair.”
“But it is to make healthy
people act like they’re infected? This
is the logical progression of banning peanut butter and jelly sandwiches from
schools because a kid might have a peanut allergy. Tell that fucking kid to isolate himself. Everyone shouldn’t suffer because of a handful
of sick children. This is where it leads
to that you have to feel guilty for being healthy. Well fuck that!”
“Anyway, Drayton Jones is like
you. He’s having a fuck the government
party at his house.”
“Oh good, since he’s a criminal,
it won’t get busted up because it’s only law abiding healthy citizens that get
prosecuted.”
Abby rolled her eyes, “I suggest
we go.”
“I haven’t been to a high school
party in years.”
“Me neither.”
“What did this guy do anyway?”
“Raped a 15-year-old boy and
incapacitated him.”
“So, since you kill the child
rapists, is this your case?”
“No, if the victim is over 12,
it’s all you. I don’t consider 15 child
rape.”
“The law does but is that
because you lost your virginity before 15?”
“Not all of us were prude and
had no game that their first kiss was at 15 and didn’t lose their virginity
till they were 21.”
“I got you didn’t I?”
“Well, you were a late bloomer.”
They both pick up a bottle of
liquor and beer and bring it over to Drayton Jones’ house. Not many people showed up to the party and
Nouno ended up sitting with Drayton.
Drayton asked, “Have you been following this Mike Flynn case?”
“Yea, it’s a travesty.”
“I just don’t get why they would
do this to a three star 30-year military man that worked for Obama.”
“Well, he spoke out against
Obama’s Iran deal and his Afghanistan strategy.
You also answered your own questions.
Flynn was the only one on president Trump’s team that had experience so
he would know the FBI is not independent and works for the president. The FBI would never have gotten away with the
Russian probe if he was there.”
“I’m not sure about that. I mean President Trump did fire Comey and the
investigation still went on.”
“He had the authority to shut it
down.”
“They already accused him of
obstruction for firing Comey.”
“And it went nowhere. If they’re going to do it anyway, might as
well keep doing things within your power and save the country some time and
money.”
“Are you sure about Flynn being
able to see through this shit?”
“It was in the Inspector General
report. Footnote 350 says that when
Comey was briefing Flynn about the golden shower story in the dossier, Flynn
immediately questioned it and asked him if his source was legitimate and if he
interviewed him. Comey lied and said
‘yes’ but we now know that he hadn’t at that time. It wasn’t really a question because both
Flynn and his predecessor Susan Rice got a letter from England saying that
Steele was unreliable and not to believe a word he said.”
“That’s why Comey and the FBI
targeted him.”
“Yup, that’s why they set him
up.”
“I thought they did interview
Steele’s source.”
“A week after Flynn was briefed
on it and after they applied for the FISA.
You’d think they would have checked the source before going to the FISA
but no. Anyway, the source said Steele
lied and misquoted him or took something he said in bar talk or sarcastically
seriously.”
“I thought I had followed this
closely but you seem to put me to shame.”
“I’m obsessed with this
shit. I ever have dates.”
“Here, let me get you another
drink.”
“That’s okay, I’ll get it.”
Nouno got up and made himself
another drink not wanting to drink anything that neither he nor Abby had either
made or seen made. When Nouno returned,
“Now, according to the IG report. On
January 12, the FBI knows that the dossier is full of shit but rather than
admit that they lied and made shit up, they claim they fell for Russian
disinformation.”
“But they kept renewing the FISA
based on the information.”
“That’s the scandal but it’s
interesting you mention the FISA because guess what else happened on January
12?”
“What?”
“The FISA was renewed.”
“You’re shitting me. The same day they officially admit they were
victims of Russian disinformation, they renew the FISA based on the information
they just called, ‘Russian disinformation.’”
“Yes, but that’s not the full
story. It is true that the Russian
disinformation claim document was to cover their ass for illegally spying on
President Trump and his campaign but you can’t just walk into a FISA court
unannounced and ask for a warrant. You
need to give the court notice and get a court date. You want to know how much notice you need to
give?”
“How much?”
“A week.”
“Okay”
“A week before January 12 is
January 5. That is the day there was a
meeting in the Oval Office with Obama, Comey, Susan Rice and Sally Yates where
Rice sends an e-mail to herself saying ‘POTUS wants this done by the book.’”
“Who e-mails that to
themselves.”
“Someone who is trying to cover
up that they are doing something not by the book.”
“Yea, you don’t write a note to yourself to do the right thing. Notes to yourself are usually specific about
what you need to do.”
“Yea, so you don’t forget. Unless, she finds it so hard to do things by
the book that she has to remind herself, which would be a worse problem.”
“Hey, do you want to go
somewhere more private?”
“I’m married to a hot chick.”
“Oh, you’re not gay?”
“No.”
“Tell me something, when you
watch porn, do you want the guy to have a big dick or a small dick?”
“I’m focused on the girl. I actually don’t watch porn because the dick
ruins the visual effect for me. I also
don’t get turned on by lesbianism like more guys do.”
“Nobody is that straight.”
“I actually consider myself
asexual. I’ve never enjoyed sex or
blowjobs except with my wife.”
“Then you were with some shitty
women. Most women don’t know how to
handle a dick. We have a lot of
practice.”
Suddenly, Drayton’s head landed
on the table as his eyes glazed over. Nouno had taken a sedative out of his
pocket and drilled him in the knee with it depressing the plunger. Nouno wrapped his arm around his shoulder and
helped him out as if he was drunk. They were the last three people there so nobody
noticed.
When Drayton woke up, he
struggled with his constraints and Nouno rolled his eyes and remarked, “Dude,
you’re not getting out.”
“What the fuck? Where am I?”
“On your deathbed.”
Shockingly, this seemed to calm
Drayton. He countered “That may not be a
bad thing. The treasury just borrowed
three trillion dollars in the 2nd quarter. Inflation is about to go through the roof
like it did in the 80s. It’s not worth
living to see that.”
“You’re 24, that means you were
born in 1996! You don’t remember the
fucking 80s, you weren’t even born yet.
I actually was born in the 80s.
That double digit inflation was during Reagan, which was the greatest
economic growth in American history.”
“You’re not worried about
inflation?”
“Well, I am. I mean the United States is only worth 22
Trillion dollars and we’re 24 Trillion in debt.
That’s not sustainable. Now, GDP
doesn’t factor in material goods because they feel like you double dip if you
count the sale of microchips, glass, plastic and then also count the sale of
the I-phone too. They just go by the
whole not the sum of the parts too.
Still, even though it’s underestimated, it’s a big problem and not one
Reagan had.”
“Seems like you’re making my
point.”
“Yea, you’re right. I’ll grant your request and save you from
experiencing that.” He declared as he drove a knife through his chest.
Abby observed, “That may have
been the quickest conversation you had with someone before killing him.”
“We talked at the party.”
“Yea, I think that’s why you killed
him so fast. You didn’t like being hit
on.”
“No, guys love being hit on
because it doesn’t happen to us very often.”
“I don’t know” she countered
with skepticism in her voice.
“That’s why I’m telling you.”
They wrap the body and take it
to a crematorium they had scoped out earlier.
As they break in, they activate the machine and put Drayton on it and
then leave. They pull over on a side
street and talk as cremation takes a long time.
Nouno comments, “A majority of the intelligence community think that the
Wuhan Virus accidentally leaked from the Wuhan laboratory.”
“Oh yea, is this the same 17
intelligence communities that thought Trump colluded with Russia to steal the
2016 election?”
“Oh no, most of those guys have
been fired.”
“Ah, I see yet you still believe
that just because most of the intelligence agencies agree on something that
it’s true.”
“No, but I believe this one.”
“Yet you attack everyone that
believed Obama’s”
“Well, those people, like the
Washington Post, attacked Tom Cotton for saying it. The Post claims it was already debunked and
no responsible person should push it. He
believed the 16 out 17 intelligence agencies that thought Trump colluded with
Russia so we know that if he believes it, the opposite is probably true.”
“After SpyGate, I have no idea
how you can have any faith in our intelligence community.”
“Well, the Trump information
never went through official channels. It
appears this did.”
“It’s too early to know that.”
“Oh trust me, the media has no
problems with hypocrisy. If they pulled
the same shit Comey did, it would be all over the place. If this was based on State department
information feeding the FBI, MSDNC, Clinton News Network, the Washington
Compost, and the Treason Times would all be reporting on it.”
“Well the WHO says there was no
evidence to claim that.”
“Those are the same people that
we just defunded, have been spouting Chinese propaganda the whole time and told
us that the Wuhan Virus couldn’t be transmitted from human to human.”
“I agree they aren’t credible
but neither are our intelligence communities.”
“The WHO hasn’t changed
leadership since January. The
intelligence community has since 2016.”
“You really trust new FBI
director Wray?”
Nouno went quiet and Abby gave
him a knowing look. He rejoined, “I’ll
give you that one but they just nominated John Radcliffe as the new DNI and he
was very credible and a bulldog during SpyGate.
I trust him.”
“I think he’s good too since all
the media could attack him on was who he followed on twitter.”
“Funny, I thought that was
really important to your age group.”
“We are growing up and learning
how foolish we were in our youths.”
“I certainly hope so. You cheated because you have the benefit of
living with me.”
“Oh, I’m so honored” she snapped
back sarcastically. As Nouno beamed, she continued, “Did you have a problem
with acting DNI Grenell?”
“No, he’s been good so far. He’s asking good questions and he
declassified some juicy stuff in the IG report so I’m not too disappointed with
him. I’d still like to see people in
handcuffs and arrested but he’s not bad.”
“I actually don’t know who the
liberals will think is worse: Grenell or Radcliffe.”
“Yea, well, that’s how politics
goes. You always end up having to choose
between a douche bag and a turd sandwich.”
They talk for a little while
longer and then return to the crematorium to dispose of the remains and the
bones in the proper way. The next
morning, they are back at the airport and fly home. On the plane, Abby utters, “Looks like more
relevant Flynn documents just happened to be lost.”
“They original 302 of his
interview with the FBI you mean?”
“Yea, you know about that?”
“Yea, Page and Strzok took like
a week to edit it. I wonder why?”
“Well, they said why in their
texts to each other.”
“Wait, I don’t know about that.”
“Yea, Strzok wanted to preserve
the voice of the agents but Page said that it was hardly understandable and
incoherent”
“That’s how it took so long
because when they just put what they wanted, it didn’t make sense, so they had
to make the lie believable. The best
lies have an element of truth to them but they probably couldn’t add anything
truthful because it would blow up the case.
That is why they struggled.”
“That seems a little
far-fetched. Bottom line is, though,
they were caught texting each other that they were editing it and it didn’t
resemble rational thoughts or discussion.”
“Like even if I was trying to
imagine what they would need to find that would completely exonerate Flynn, I
couldn’t come up with anything that they haven’t already found.”
“The original 302 for starters”
“They know it was edited so that
implies they set him up and lied in it.”
“Implication isn’t as convincing
as actually having the original to compare.”
“I’ll give you that.”
“Plus, Sidney Powell has
subpoenaed and publicly complained that Flynn’s previous lawyer, Covington,
won’t turn over the communications between Eric Holder, Loretta Lynch, and
Sally Yates as it related to Mike Flynn.
She also is officially questioning why there were so many edits and
drafts.”
“You’re telling me that a
partner at Covington and Burlington who was Bill Clinton’s attorney general,
was talking with Obama’s Attorney General and Director of National Intelligence
and they’re refusing to turn over their e-mails or what they’re talking
about? Remember, they represented
Flynn! If anyone should be helping
Powell it’s them!”
“Not when Powell is appealing on
the grounds of ineffectiveness of council.”
“Well, by not giving them
everything they have on the Flynn case, they’re kind of proving the point.”
“Once again, I’m just answering
your question on what they don’t have that you could come up with that would
make the case for exoneration more compelling.
I agree they have more than enough but I’m just coming up with more
things.”
“No, you’re telling me what
Powell came up with.”
“Yea, true but aren’t you glad
she didn’t stop?”
“Satisfaction is the end of
desire. I think Powell has done a superb
job and much better than I could have ever dreamed a lawyer could do. But yes, I do think she should keep going and
step on the throat.”
The news was on TV in the
background and a breaking story popped up.
It caught Nouno and Abby’s attention.
It was about several crematoriums in various states, especially
Minnesota, that owners have claimed had been tampered with. The owners reported their suspicion because
they have been closed down because of the Coronavirus but received an electric
bill showing the machines had been used.
Nouno and Abby stared at each other in disbelief. Nouno was the first to talk, “How is a
crematorium and funerals not an essential business?”
“We should have checked that.”
“People are dying aren’t
they? What are they doing with the
bodies?”
“They are not allowed to have
funerals.”
“They can’t have gatherings but
small ones where you get a body cremated or bury it should still be allowed.”
“Evidently not or maybe not all
of them. Remember, we pick ones that are
a little isolated.”
Video camera photos came up and
Nouno and Abby looked at a shadowy picture of them. They wore caps and dark clothing and never
looked up but it was still chilling to see it.
Nouno took a deep breath, “Abby, we’re done.”
Abby put her head down, “Yea, I
know. We knew this couldn’t last
forever. It was fun while it
lasted. We did a lot of good but just
like your tattoos, we got too addicted to it and started getting sloppy. We should have shut it down for Covid.”
“I did say it would be
suspicious since nobody is travelling that much now and we travel all the
time. I was surprised the airports
didn’t red flag us.”
“Well the news seems to think
that it’s a local epidemic that started in Minnesota and then there were
copycats elsewhere.”
“If they change that suspicion,
they may figure it out.”
“There’s nothing we can do about
that now.”
“Yes, we can. We can shut it down.”
“I already agreed to that.”
“Alright good”
“Let’s go upstairs. I think you
and I need to let out some frustration now that this chapter in our life is
over.”
Nouno beamed and grabbed his
wife picking her up and carrying her up the stairs. They stripped each other and by the time they
were done, they were exhausted.
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