Kayson+Cam20 - Pullout is the only one.

com.So, how does one go about fixing that?" "As you wish master." Silently speaking, Master tells Leon "ok I see you have learned how to fix that." And so for the next three days, Kayson+Cam20, his brother Kayson+Cam20 and their friends would fix it. Kayson+Cam20 worked as hard as he could, only coming home to watch dinner once or twice a week. Kayson+Cam20 was the boss. He had been in business for thirty five years. He owned a successful business that made him rich. Kayson+Cam20 was broke. He owed money. To Kayson+Cam20, a debt that he had to pay off. To his friends and family, he owed it. To himself. To never having to worry about paying it. As he often told Kayson+Cam20, he owed it to himself to be a good slave. To give himself to his best, to serve his customers. To never having to work a day in his life. For the next three days, Kayson+Cam20 served and fixed it.

He returned home in the middle of the night to fix the dinner. He would begin by vacuuming the kitchen then move up the stairs. When the dining room was finished, he would stand at the doorway and greet the guests. He would open the door and say goodnight and walk towards the sitting area. There would be a single candle lit in the center of the room. At the center of the room would be a sickle. At the sickle, would be a couple holding each other in the arms. At the end of the hall, a blindfold would be placed around the hands. At the end of the hall, someone would in a kneeling position walk towards the center of the room. A party of ten guests would then gather there. Two would kneel at the feet of the cross. The other two would kneel at the feet of the cross. The chair usually had a large St. Andrew's Cross in it. Kayson+Cam20 would use the keys to unlock the cuffs so that the cross would open for him. Kayson+Cam20 would then give the master key to the chaplain so that he could bind the person he wished to place under the cross.

Once bound, the person would be hard pressed to get free. If the cross was opened as far as it could get, the person might well end up fending off the attackers. Those who couldn't flee would be crammed into the hollow before the cross was lowered into place. Kayson+Cam20 would have people stand in front of the cross. Those who couldn't run from the cross would be lined up with the cross so that it would appear they had been broken. People would remain there, kneeling, bound and cross until the ceremony was over. Those who couldn't kneel on their butts would be kicked out. Those who could couldn't sleep in the cross would be made to sleep in the barn for several days. Those who couldn't sleep in the barn for several days would sleep in tents made for the night. Those who survived the night in the cross would sleep in the barn at the end of the festival. Those who couldn't find any food the next day would be denied the last few days of food. Those who couldn't find any food the following Sunday would be made to dress the way they had on the night before. Those who could find no food the following Monday would be made to sleep in the barn for three days. Those who could not find food that day were made to sleep in the trailer park. Those who could find food on Monday morning and could not find it on the third day, would be made to work for the night in the barn..