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Real-Life Spankings - Volume 3 - The Flogmaster's Story Library

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<strong>Volume</strong> 3 | 15tits shaking like jellies. I barely noticed her face, though she was cute,with nice even white teeth and big brown eyes.We got along about as good as a cat and a dog. Both of us wereunhappy to be there, though we tried not to show it too blatantly, andthus our displeasure was expressed via a generally sour disposition. Wecouldn’t be mad at our grandparents; this wasn’t their fault. Grandmawas as sweet as honey and we both felt terrible that she was so ill. Shespent most of her time in bed, often in great pain that the meds didlittle to alleviate. Grandpa stayed by her side, reading in the corner andready to help if she needed anything. At the time I wasn’t even toldwhat was wrong with her, but later learned it was a slow form of cancer.She would pass away the next year.Erica and I ended up spending a lot of time together. <strong>The</strong>re wereno other kids in the area—my grandparents’ farm was isolated—and Iwasn’t allowed to use the truck to go to town except for once a weekfor groceries and supplies. Erica had to go with me on that trip, whichmean two hours in close quarters, and at home we ended up fightingover the remote control for the house’s only TV, reading in separatecorners, or trying to play board games without it escalating into anargument.In truth, I don’t think we hated each other or anything. I know Isecretly adored her, but she was young and I thought myself too oldand mature for her and the last thing my pride could handle was herknowing how much I liked her. So I was aloof and she showed medisdain. Our squabbling was mostly misplaced anger at our situation,stuck far from our friends and our exciting summer plans ruined.I have no idea how things would have gone had the incident notoccurred. Perhaps we would have come to some agreement and settledinto a sort of friendship. Maybe we would have become genuineenemies. Who knows? But Grandpa changed all that.It happened one Thursday, about three weeks into our stay. We’dsettled into a routine by that point, and that afternoon Grandpa caught

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