Chapter Thirty Nine
Preparation
Christy will not be returning home for Spring break. The travel is far and too expensive in relation to the short interval... or so I have her explain in an email to her parents.
I arrange for time away from the Institute. I have earned some vacation and what better way to spend it then subjecting Christy to thorough classical conditioning.
Next I have Christy stock up on food. She’ll neither be shopping nor cooking for ten days. I’ve become accustomed to her service and fine cuisine and shall miss it. But it is for the best.
I shop on my own. Certain supplies and paraphernalia are needed. Two simple items which bring a wicked smile... a bell... and a buzzer. An IPod is ordered, ear plugs with extended cord, and a kit for electro stimulation, much of
