Veroe
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IC: Christopher Stanton
"Tonight she'd let him fuck her first and then tell him why later...hmmm...good line, she'd have to remember it for later."
"Pick a number between one and one hundred. Take your time deciding." She gave him a sly wink, "I'll need it to decide which whip I want to use on you tonight."
"A whip?"
"I might be having you pick out how many minutes we play in my bed tonight or I might be forcing you to choose how many kisses you get from this nasty bitch," She lifted one of her heavier single tail whips for him to see...
"Pick a number between one and one hundred. Take your time deciding." She gave him a sly wink, "I'll need it to decide which whip I want to use on you tonight."
"A whip?"
"I might be having you pick out how many minutes we play in my bed tonight or I might be forcing you to choose how many kisses you get from this nasty bitch," She lifted one of her heavier single tail whips for him to see...
The words, the story, the woman haunted him ever since that day.
Chris had found the book in the trash weeks ago. He hadn't known why his mother had thrown it in there. She was usually so fastidious about her job and the care of the books she was given to read. Thinking it must have been an accident that led it to him finding it in the trash he was taking out as part of his chores. It was just a plain book with no cover art. Intending to return it to his mom he deposited the trash bags into the garbage chute.
When he went back inside the apartment his mom was busy typing away furiously on her laptop. He knew she hated to be interrupted when she was working so he thought he'd return the book to her after. He grabbed a soda and a leftover slice from the fridge for supper and returned to his room. Chris glanced over to his backpack and the English Lit homework he still needed to finish, but Emily Bronte was soooo boring. He collapsed onto his bed with an exasperated sigh. He wasn't really a good student. His mom had pulled strings trading on her relations with the dean at NYU to get him admitted. She always fixed things for him. She always did that. How in hell was he supposed to grow up and be the man of the house if his mother still went around treating him like he was six and incapable of making his own decisions.
Hell, even him going to college was her idea. Majoring in English Lit again, her idea. He wasn't even asked what he wanted. She just assumed he'd follow the path she had laid out for him. Ever since Dad died she'd only gotten worse, controlling him like he was her little puppet going along with the script she'd written out for his life.
Sullenly he pouted and noted the book from the trash lying there next to him. On a whim he picked it up and opened it to a random page and read a line...which became another...and then another...
"...He had chosen to split the difference of course. Fifty. It was perfect. He had chosen neither how long they'd play in her bed or how many strikes he'd get from her nasty bitch of a whip. No, it was fifty minutes. how long he'd have to wait until she let him inside of her. Time enough for her to introduce him properly to the nasty bitch in her hand. She set her stopwatch to fifty and hung it on the wall directly in front of his face. That way he'd watch as those fifty minutes shrink second by second, strike by strike..."
..."Green," She asked at the seventy-fifth kiss from her nasty bitch. "I won't think any less of you if you say yellow or red, you know."
"Still green..." His breathing had turned ragged and he sagged in his restraints leaning his weight against the firm stability of the st. Andrew's cross. His back was a red masterpiece of art from shoulder down to buttocks and thighs. She took the time to admire the craftsmanship of her work. Her nasty bitch was a master painter. "I just need a minute, if it pleases you, mistress?"
"You do, very much," She said softly leaning in and placing the smallest of kisses to the tip of his ear, "I'm getting wet for you, lover. Tell me how much longer you have to wait for it."
"With a lust-fueled groan his eyes lifted to the stopwatch hoping beyond hope to see nothing but zeroes..."
..."Green," She asked at the seventy-fifth kiss from her nasty bitch. "I won't think any less of you if you say yellow or red, you know."
"Still green..." His breathing had turned ragged and he sagged in his restraints leaning his weight against the firm stability of the st. Andrew's cross. His back was a red masterpiece of art from shoulder down to buttocks and thighs. She took the time to admire the craftsmanship of her work. Her nasty bitch was a master painter. "I just need a minute, if it pleases you, mistress?"
"You do, very much," She said softly leaning in and placing the smallest of kisses to the tip of his ear, "I'm getting wet for you, lover. Tell me how much longer you have to wait for it."
"With a lust-fueled groan his eyes lifted to the stopwatch hoping beyond hope to see nothing but zeroes..."
He hadn't experienced anything like this before. He read on that night his mind blown paragraph by paragraph. He could feel himself stiffening in his shorts. His eyes poured over every word, his mind transported to a completely different world than he ever knew. He did not notice his hand drifting down to the swollen erection he was so involved in the scene he was reading.
He'd read the book almost every night since. He'd kept the book with him all the time in his backpack. If his mom found it in his room or something...well...best not to think about those consequences, but he'd be a dead man walking. He couldn't just ditch it though. This book was a part of him now somehow.
So, he kept it and today he was sitting in a coffeeshop just off campus. The book was in his backpack and the english lit textbook on the table his latte nearly empty in his hand. He sighed turning a page only half-read. Whoever wrote this wasn't any good. Not like the woman that wrote the book in his backpack.
Then someone came up to the table pulled out a chair and sat down across from him. It was a woman....and what a woman. Chris had never seen anyone that beautiful in real life before. She introduced herself with some sort of ridiculous and corny joke.
He laughed a little nervously at it just the same. Why was she even talking to him?
"Hi...uh..." He managed to reply to her, "...I'm Chris. Can I help you with something?"
He'd read the book almost every night since. He'd kept the book with him all the time in his backpack. If his mom found it in his room or something...well...best not to think about those consequences, but he'd be a dead man walking. He couldn't just ditch it though. This book was a part of him now somehow.
So, he kept it and today he was sitting in a coffeeshop just off campus. The book was in his backpack and the english lit textbook on the table his latte nearly empty in his hand. He sighed turning a page only half-read. Whoever wrote this wasn't any good. Not like the woman that wrote the book in his backpack.
Then someone came up to the table pulled out a chair and sat down across from him. It was a woman....and what a woman. Chris had never seen anyone that beautiful in real life before. She introduced herself with some sort of ridiculous and corny joke.
He laughed a little nervously at it just the same. Why was she even talking to him?
"Hi...uh..." He managed to reply to her, "...I'm Chris. Can I help you with something?"