heard the latching of the door as they locked me inside and went to meet with their father.

sk what happene

The garden itself was gorgeous; it was probably as big as the courtyard. I remembered reading a long time

ess that much easier. In one section were freshly grown fruits and vegetables. The sight of them made my stomach growl, considering I h

except instead of horses, there was emptiness. The cells were concrete with a small hay bed, equipped with a sm

ce has been quiet and weak since my time on the slave farm; yet at that moment of meeting Marlon, it was almost

tue. For sure life with him would be a life of abuse and neglect. I survived on the farm after

e being locked in the slave shack, but I w

tood before me, eyeing me carefully for a long while. His face was difficult to read, which in my experience

eant certain

surprised me by asking.

lly, trying to figure out

ed nervously, trying to mai

t pass out at any moment; I had

, his lip curling in disgust as he stared around

haky breath b

rs..." I answered. "Before I was taken..." my

or a long while b

o me after all, slave," he

you want?" I as

make a proper heir if I can't pass a simple test. So, I need

; trying to figure out

sking ME

sl

irt

heard herself asking, my v

my air supply. He shoved his body against mine and pushed me against the cold and

poking through his pants

ith you as I please. I will fuck you until there i

I knelt over and coughed. I rubbed my throat and grimaced at the pain he had caused. My body was

asked as if he didn't

said, h

ed as he grabbed onto my chain

nor. I had no idea what I was getting myself into, but I knew if Marlon Roe

hout. A symbol I recognized on the clothing of Roessler men including Marlon. The walls were filled with portraits of former Master

hit with the sweet smell of freshly baked bread and something that smelled like a pi

e been near

for decorations. The floors were made of rustic hardwood and the walls were painted a beige color. There was a small bed

have taken me here. I remembered Bob muttering something about a grocery room on our walk here. This confused me because ther

h the vents indicated that m

u won't make a sound. If they knew you were he

d me here?" I a

s. We will go over the details in the morning, but you are going to help me cheat through it until my

m me and began walk

his back was turned toward me, but I knew he had rolled his eyes by the way

gro

ed, annoyanc

my stomach growled; I held

you if I don't eat some

to me, assess

hing," he finally sa

even care what it was that he fed

n't try anything stupid while I'm gone." His warning lay t