On Earth we are used to a 'pop' culture growing uparound notorious criminals with films and books being written aboutthem. Goreans would find such an ...ttitude puzzling. Why glamorisedishonourable outlaws and criminals? They would instead be driven fromthe city or impaled on spikes.It is easy to misunderstand or forget what the concept of honour meansto a Gorean. It goes beyond fighting fairly in a spar tournament. In asense it can be summed up as 'treating other people the way you wouldwant. “I offered him a break-room blow-job,” Emma said with a shrug.“He mentioned...” Liz said, knowing there had to be more there.“But I told him if he wanted it, he had to let me tie him up to the table,” Emma finished, shrugging.“And that was all it took?” Liz said in shock.“Pretty much. Guys are so easy to manipulate,” Emma said. The memory of how little experience she’d had two months prior did not occur to her.“And the” - she glanced around before saying the next word - “cum all over the. "It's OK. You're worth it,"Chapter 3Back at the apartment Mandy stripped her old clothing off and tossed it into the trash. Bob didn't make a any comment, understanding her disdain for her old clothing.She had told Bob on the walk home that her mother had never spent more than $20 on her clothing, always complaining about the expense.It wasn't as if her mother didn't have the means. She always had new fashions and regular beauty appointments. At every opportunity Mandy's mother told her that. It was almost as if the pounding Sam had given me the night before had deafened me, and my ears were practically ringing as I dizzily wandered into the kitchen for breakfast. I still had my panties on from last night, pulled up tightly under my shorts, wedged into my soft ass and capturing what remains of his semen that were still trying to leak out. He was changing me, and there was nothing I could do to stop it. I made myself a bowl of cereal and sat down to eat my breakfast when I spotted my.