SENTENCED: convicted of lascivious behaviour in a corrupt theocracy, she is identified as a tasty morsel and carefully suborned. OUT OF THE BLUE: Her employer abruptly requires a new level of service - and she finds herself complying. WHAT HE WANTS: Her lover has become increasingly instrumental in his use of her. She’s appalled - but also transfixed. [Read More]

Estimated reading time: 12 minutes; 2600 words.

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Her consent is tested— and intensified… [Read More]

Estimated reading time: 38 minutes; 8100 words.

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Shocked, exposed, humiliated, she consents, still without knowing to what. [Read More]

Estimated reading time: 15 minutes; 3200 words.

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He asks her to consent. But he won’t say what to. [Read More]

Estimated reading time: 23 minutes; 4700 words.

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Votes DO encourage THW to pay attention! [Read More]

Estimated reading time: 1 minutes; 200 words.

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Lovely young women, driven by needs they don’t understand, in thrall to heartless predators. [Read More]

Estimated reading time: 10 minutes; 2100 words.

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… fearful it is to fall into the hands of a living God. Hebrews 10:31 [Read More]

Estimated reading time: 11 minutes; 2200 words.

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And now, she finds she does want to cry. Because acceptance doesn’t solve anything—just makes it easier to manage. Acceptance of one thing is not going to mean that it’s over. In fact, it’s obvious that acceptance will just encourage more demands. Acceptance is not going to free her—but deliver her even more fully. And the knowledge—certain in her now—that she is going to accept those demands—encouraging more—and more extreme demands—which she is also going to accept, if she can—that knowledge is, certainly, a cause for tears—because they will eat her up—in the end, there will be nothing left of her but acceptance. [Read More]

Estimated reading time: 33 minutes; 7100 words.

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Chloe, lovely Chloe; you know this won’t do. Boyfriends are supposed to be tolerant of emotional outbursts, to take an interest, to wonder if they’ve done anything wrong, to play the emotional game. But you know - you know that you know, that we’re beyond all that, now. Your emotions no longer matter - unless I want to see you emotional for my own pleasure - times when I may wish to see sorrow, humiliation or pain in your eyes. At all other times, you are to thoroughly and consistently suppress all emotional expression - what is expected of you is a smooth and vague expression of pleasant willingness. [Read More]

Estimated reading time: 32 minutes; 6700 words.

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You can now vote on stories - like or dislike - at the end of the page [Read More]

Estimated reading time: 1 minutes; 200 words.

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