"While we wait you can decide if you want to leash me here or outside."

"Here," I said.

She tossed the leash onto the table. "You watched her take other lovers, she'll have to watch you. Jealousy is a strange creature, Jasper. We can go now."

Jasper's in love with Tracie and Tracie's in love with Jasper but the chasm of their ages separates them and Jasper must adjust in some way to being without her. Of course life is never so simple in high school.

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“So I was wondering if you wanted to go for a drive. I can take you home.”

She studied my face for a minute, smiled, and said, “Sure. I’d like that, Andy.”

“Liz, you’re saying sure to almost just what I said. I’d like to talk to you for a minute or two, out of here, more private. Think a moment because maybe one of your men friends might stop by.”

She blinked, didn’t lose her smile. “Sure, Andy.”

Okay, here’s the hard part for me. Women figured I was like other guys and I wasn’t. I knew that but they didn’t, yet, and finding a way to break the news wasn’t easy. Every time with a new woman was just like the first ever, except they were the virgins.

Andy is a successful small businessman, has a grandkid. And a secret -- the dungeon in his basement. Liz is 16, traumatized, and finds safety where's she's most vulnerable, in Andy's basement, in a cage.

This story was written in 2012, final revision made in January 2013. It's about 21,500 words in length in 15 chapters.

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