“Don't worry, Mrs. Colder. For the most part, we keep him leashed and gagged. We only let him free when the cute little animal jokes are needed.~Sherra Callahan (on Kane Tyler)~”

Lora Leigh

Lora Leigh - “Don't worry, Mrs. Colder. For the most...” 1

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