by John Chard
Shelly is in a rush and so is less than impressed with her errant housemate when she finds the tumble drier full, so she spanks Cheyenne for forgetting her laundry. Once this is over she manages to get ready and head off for her weekend away with her mother at the lovely house of grandma Eloise. Eloise seems intent on indulging her grand-daughter and stops Susan from scolding the girl for wanting to watch her boyfriend playing in a televised needle match at a nearby sports bar. Shelly promises to be careful. Later, there is trouble at the game, causing the police to exclude Shelly and her group of supporters and girlfriends. Unsure about driving home safely, Shelley calls her mother who agrees to come and fetch her. Susan drives them home much too fast. News of the inevitable citation reaches home before they do, as does the knowledge that the evening's escapade has been filmed on a news channel. Grandma Eloise is far from pleased! Once back home, Shelly finds herself faced with a furious mother and an angry grandmother. Clearly she is due a serious spanking and the large brush is found. In the end it is unlikely that she will re-offend very soon, especially after apologising to the congregation at Church in the morning. A very contrite Shelly is amazed to realise that, not only has she just had a really severe spanking from her mother, but clearly her grandmother is intent on punishing Susan for many years of speeding and avoiding the fines. The young girl is forced to stay and watch her mother's agony under the brush!
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