hand over his arm for a moment. She wasn’t sure if his robot arm could feel, but she knew he’d understand the gesture even if it couldn’t. “I don’t have a problem with all the pleasure you bring me. I just don’t necessarily feel like I’m supposed to be having sex with four men at once.”
He smiled. “You are. Trust me in this. You really are.”
“Says the man who wants his turn tonight.”
When they got home, the other men were waiting, but she wanted to wait until she saw the contract before anything else happened. She followed Travis to his office, and he removed the document for her to inspect.
Bo made a face. “What’s that about?”
Travis turned to him. “April told her about leaving her men and why she’d done it. They had a contract that gave them the right to sell any daughters she had.”
Cody shook his head. “We didn’t do that. We wouldn’t do that. You’re ours, Princess. We don’t care about what anyone says or feels. We all love you , and we’re going to keep you and our children safe.”
Erin gaped at Cody. Of all the men, she’d have thought he’d be the last to say he loved her. She put the document down and walked to Cody, slipping her arms around his slim waist. “I love all of you, too.” She sighed. “It’s weird. I never know what to expect, and I don’t feel like I really know any of you as well as I know Travis, but I wouldn’t give any of you up. If I had to choose one of you to stop being with, I wouldn’t be able to do it.”
The other men crowded around her, embracing her between them. Bo stroked her hair. “I know I may seem like a freak, Erin, but I love you. I like it when you pretend to be Princess Peach, but you’re more important than that to me. It wouldn’t bother me if you never dressed up as Peach again.”
She sighed contentedly in the middle of her four men. April was right. This may not be the way she’d been brought up, but this was how she was supposed to live. These four men made everything in the world right for her. She was happy with them, in a way she never could have been at home.
She kissed each one of them in turn. “I’m so glad it was you guys who bought me and not some freaks who were into that old sci-fi show Star Trek or something.”
The all laughed, dragging her off to the living room where they let her know just how loved she was.
***
Epilogue
Amber sat quietly in her room staring out her window. Two of her friends had been auctioned off in just the last year, and she knew she was next. Her parents hadn’t officially told her yet, but they’d told her to shower and wash her hair and get ready to go to Madison. She knew what that meant.
She prowled her room, freshly scrubbed. She was glad to get out of this little hole her parents had raised her in. It was time she saw some of the world. Why would she want to stay in nowhere Wisconsin, when she could be married to trillionaires like her friends?
She wasn’t supposed to know where her friends were, but she’d kept track of both April and Erin when they’d left. How could she not? She’d seen in them her own fate. A fate that she was ready to face. A fate of spending every night in the arms of four men.
Unlike her friends, she had kissed a boy before. She didn’t care what the community thought of her. She wasn’t a slut. She just knew what her girl parts were for. She was a virgin, but just barely. She’d had men’s fingers poking away at her. She sighed happily.
Today was her day. She was going to marry some trillionaires. Her life was about to start.
He smiled. “You are. Trust me in this. You really are.”
“Says the man who wants his turn tonight.”
When they got home, the other men were waiting, but she wanted to wait until she saw the contract before anything else happened. She followed Travis to his office, and he removed the document for her to inspect.
Bo made a face. “What’s that about?”
Travis turned to him. “April told her about leaving her men and why she’d done it. They had a contract that gave them the right to sell any daughters she had.”
Cody shook his head. “We didn’t do that. We wouldn’t do that. You’re ours, Princess. We don’t care about what anyone says or feels. We all love you , and we’re going to keep you and our children safe.”
Erin gaped at Cody. Of all the men, she’d have thought he’d be the last to say he loved her. She put the document down and walked to Cody, slipping her arms around his slim waist. “I love all of you, too.” She sighed. “It’s weird. I never know what to expect, and I don’t feel like I really know any of you as well as I know Travis, but I wouldn’t give any of you up. If I had to choose one of you to stop being with, I wouldn’t be able to do it.”
The other men crowded around her, embracing her between them. Bo stroked her hair. “I know I may seem like a freak, Erin, but I love you. I like it when you pretend to be Princess Peach, but you’re more important than that to me. It wouldn’t bother me if you never dressed up as Peach again.”
She sighed contentedly in the middle of her four men. April was right. This may not be the way she’d been brought up, but this was how she was supposed to live. These four men made everything in the world right for her. She was happy with them, in a way she never could have been at home.
She kissed each one of them in turn. “I’m so glad it was you guys who bought me and not some freaks who were into that old sci-fi show Star Trek or something.”
The all laughed, dragging her off to the living room where they let her know just how loved she was.
***
Epilogue
Amber sat quietly in her room staring out her window. Two of her friends had been auctioned off in just the last year, and she knew she was next. Her parents hadn’t officially told her yet, but they’d told her to shower and wash her hair and get ready to go to Madison. She knew what that meant.
She prowled her room, freshly scrubbed. She was glad to get out of this little hole her parents had raised her in. It was time she saw some of the world. Why would she want to stay in nowhere Wisconsin, when she could be married to trillionaires like her friends?
She wasn’t supposed to know where her friends were, but she’d kept track of both April and Erin when they’d left. How could she not? She’d seen in them her own fate. A fate that she was ready to face. A fate of spending every night in the arms of four men.
Unlike her friends, she had kissed a boy before. She didn’t care what the community thought of her. She wasn’t a slut. She just knew what her girl parts were for. She was a virgin, but just barely. She’d had men’s fingers poking away at her. She sighed happily.
Today was her day. She was going to marry some trillionaires. Her life was about to start.
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