Gentle Reader: I am certain you commiserate with me, when upon waking, Louisa curled into my side as kittens in a sunbeam, all that had passed yesterday rushed over my body like a mill pond race. The froth of my thoughts churned away, the excitement I felt knowing I was his, must have been heard throughout the house. Giddily I twirled the ring around my finger. Out of bed I sprang like a phaeton bowling along the Post Road behind matching blacks. The faint tendrils of dawn’s earliest caresses peeked through the pane. I shook Louisa. “It’s a glorious day!”
You can go to this page which has links to all the complete previous chapters.
I love it when you drop in passages like this. It’s like reading Jane Austen’s hyperbole and parody of just such a situation as this. I’m just waiting now…something’s going to happen…but I honestly have no idea what!
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Whenever Ruby drops her Gentle Reader at the start of a chapter, I never know what direction she wants to go. In fact, other than one specific dramatic hinge she wants to utilize at some point, the story for now is going to be her getting spanked and fucked every which way she can coerce. She wants it all—from everybody—but is too innocent still to realize she can’t.
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One specific dramatic hinge…? Is that all you’re going to tell me?!
I’m perfectly happy to read all about Ruby getting spanked and fucked. And I doubt you’ll get any complaints from other readers, either! 😉
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Erm…. Yes? If I told you ahead of time, then I’d have to share with everybody, and then why bother writing? Oh, that’s right, you like to read the ending first. 😉
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*rolls eyes* Okay, you win! 😛
I have to physically pin my hands sometimes, to stop myself reading the endings of paperbacks before I’ve got started properly at the front! I’m getting better, though. But with writing – yep, the end always comes first (there’s a terribly naughty pun in there somewhere, but I’ll be good and refrain…). 😉
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