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rest if you--” Kari went from angry, to whiny and now she was smiling at me. Talk about multiple personality disorder but she calls me crazy. “If you--”
    “ If I what? Today please, before I start getting a senior citizens discount.”
    She took in a breath. “If you shorten my sentence.”
    “That went over my head .”
    “You said you were keeping me for two weeks, right?”
    “Uno, dos, yes that’s what I said.”
    “Well how about I get a week off for good behavior.”
    “A week, you’re behavior sucks ass. You are acting like a spoiled brat. If any other man had you he would give you back. He would throw you in a ditch. He would lock you in a cage with both of those Siegfried and Roy tigers.”
    “Whatever. I will cooperate with you completely if you let me go after seven whole days.” Kari ran her fingertips over my chest. The cotton t-shirt barrier was a godsend but not enough to stop me from getting aroused. She tenderly kissed me on my neck. She’s not playing fair.
    I shouldn’t even be considering this. I’m a fucking sucker. “What do you mean by cooperate completely?”
    “Mason whatever you want to do to me? Whatever you want me to do to you.”
    “Whatever?”
    “Yes Coach, you want a slave. I will be your slave. ”
    I don’t want a slave. I want my Kari back. I can’t say that. “Are you sure you can handle it?”
    “I can handle you, all day every day. ” She winked.
    She could handle my cock. We were a perfect match in that department but I’m a beast. I can’t be tamed. I can’t be trained. I will never be house broken.
    “Kari, you are going to willingly stay here with me until Saturday?”
    “Yes, I swear to God.”
    “Okay, I trust you. I will let you roam free. I will give you back your cell but this is my time. You can’t contact him.”
    “This is your time.” She leaned in and kissed me on the lips. “I won’t contact Jack.”
    “Okay, let’s do this.” I raised my hand. Kari took it. We shook on it. That was pretty strange. She just said okay I’m in. Is this a trick?
    “I want to see the upstairs bedroom. I want to see where you sleep.”
    “There’s nothing in it. I’ve been sleeping in the basement with you.” Her eye s didn’t seem to believe me. “I can show you the master bedroom but there’s nothing to see. It’s not furnished. There’s an air mattress on the floor and a few boxes of clothes.
    “Let me see.”
    I stood and took her hand. I pulled Kari off the kitchen floor. She grabbed the bottle of wine off the table and I guided her out of the kitchen up the back stairs and into the master bedroom.
    Kari took a look around the bedroom. “This room is huge.” She raced over to the balcony and looked out the French doors. “This view is great. I don’t see any neighbors, just trees. Do you own all of this land?”
    “Yeah maybe, I don’t know where the property lines are.” I did of course but I didn’t want to woe her with the bells and whistles. I just wanted her to love me back. Kari wasn’t a materialistic woman but I wanted her to be with me because of love not because of this fancy house that I bought for one fourth the price its worth.
    Kari turned to me and smiled like she knew I was lying. “Well it’s beautiful. It’s secluded as hell but beautiful. Where are we, what town?”
    “Naperton right on the outskirts of Bolingcreek.”
    “Where’s your furniture?”
    “Ah, I haven’t had time to look for anything, busy at work.” I hoped she would furnish it. This house is for her. This is where we will spend the rest of our lives together. This is the house our kids are going to grow up in. I can’t say that. It might scare her away. 
    Kari frowned. “ You could do a lot with this.”
    “When I have time.”
    She turned the bottle of wine up to her lips and guzzled it down. “I’m sorry I tried to leave. I had a chance and I went for it. I couldn’t help it. It’s who I am.”
    “Yeah you like to run.