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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 198 View more quotes about indeed">Indeed, in exchanges with him, she had often found herself confused, and reeling, almost as though from physical blows.
4 199 It was almost as though he had seized her, and thrown her to her belly at his feet, and bound her hand and foot, and then stepped away from her, to look down upon her, she helpless at his feet, no more than a female captive, his to do with as he might please.
4 200 She had dreamed, more than once, that he had torn away her prim garmenture and put her on her back on the desk and raped her, while the class looked on, bemused.
4 201 Finished, he had thrust her from the desk to the floor, where she had then knelt naked before him, her head down, kissing his feet in gratitude.
4 202 "Perhaps you would like to have a drink with us?" he asked.
4 203 "Oh, that would be lovely," she said.
4 204 "But perhaps your friend would mind?" She had supposed that the blonde would indeed mind, of course, but that she would have no choice but, in the situation, to acquiesce with the pretense of graciousness.
Indeed, in exchanges with him, she had often found herself confused, and reeling, almost as though from physical blows. It was almost as though he had seized her, and thrown her to her belly at his feet, and bound her hand and foot, and then stepped away from her, to look down upon her, she helpless at his feet, no more than a female captive, his to do with as he might please. She had dreamed, more than once, that he had torn away her prim garmenture and put her on her back on the desk and raped her, while the class looked on, bemused. Finished, he had thrust her from the desk to the floor, where she had then knelt naked before him, her head down, kissing his feet in gratitude. "Perhaps you would like to have a drink with us?" he asked. "Oh, that would be lovely," she said. "But perhaps your friend would mind?" She had supposed that the blonde would indeed mind, of course, but that she would have no choice but, in the situation, to acquiesce with the pretense of graciousness. - (Prize of Gor)