He had asked her many times prior to take a leap of faith, and once again, she placed her soul, her very life in His hands ~ trusting this wonderful, ...trange Man she had come to know. Different than any other, for sure ~ and it was that difference that wove Him so deeply into her. And this difference she expected ~ even in the floggings ~ but such a difference had surprised her. More aggressive than ever before. More vicious than ever before. So much more powerful than ever before and with each. You lean so close that I can feel your breath in my ear as you whisper, “Am I going to have to hurt you?”I shake my head, no.“Are you going to be a good girl?”I nod, yes. “Good, now open your mouth . . .”Your cock is thick and hard, and I immediately recognize the taste of the cherry lube from my nightstand as you hold me down on the mattress and slowly begin to fuck my mouth. I feel one hand slide down my back and into my panties, your lubed fingers slip inside of me and you probe me as you. Ellie met Charlie when he came to dinner at her parent's house. Papa was showing his gratitude for Charlie choosing the Lauderdale Bank for his business. Little did Jedidiah E. Lauderdale, Jr. know that he had just set in motion his oldest daughters move to another home.Ellie had been struck nearly mute when she first saw Charlie Hutchinson. Charlie found her discomfort charming and knew at that moment he was going to marry this girl. He was thirteen years her senior but this was no impediment. You know Death, a tall, thin, bony guy with a black cloak, some hourglasses hanging from his belt and a big scythe.Colon and Death had an agreement; the deal was some nine hundred years old and over that period of time Colon came to the conclusion Death was as bent as a 'nine bob note'. Death he concluded was lazy, uncharitable, out to line his own pocket, a bully, and a good drinking partner if you were buying. All in all, a role model for politicians.Death however did not agree with Colons.