Valerie obeys

When you come downstairs Valerie is kneeling by the coffee table, writing on a notepad as Brian dictates her confession and apology to Ms. Naylor. She looks up at you as you enter the room, looking like a puppy anxious for praise, then goes back to work as Brian continues. You pay little attention, hearing enough to know that he's dictating what the two of you agreed.

In a few minutes he's finished, and Valerie hands him the pad to read. He examines it, then passes it you with a grin. The note is a complete confession of Valerie's role in hazing the other two girls, and a statement of complete responsibility and remorse. It also states that she has made formal apology to you for her lies, and also to Coach Watts for embarrassing the team and the school with her behaviour.

"Do you think Ms. Naylor will believe it Daddy?" she asks, biting her lip. "I've been so wicked in the past. So very bad. I don't know if she'll believe it this time. You heard what she said in her office."

"If Coach Watts and I speak on your behalf we might convince her to relent. At least on a probationary basis. But you can't make any more mistakes. You can't behave like a stupid, vicious little bitch."

"No Daddy, I won't Daddy. I promise."

"But you are a stupid, vicious little bitch, aren't you Valerie," you say conversationally. "That wicked, spiteful girl is still inside you, isn't she? Just looking for a way to come out and hurt someone."

"I'll be good Daddy," she whimpers desperately. "I'll be ever so good. I promise."

"You need one more lesson tonight Valerie. One more to make you remember to be a good girl. Take my shirt off and stand up."