Sisterhood of Sin -- 29 -- Unmasked - Sex Stories

Sisterhood of Sin -- 29 -- Unmasked

... cause psychotic breaks. For these people, a successful suicide attempt can truly be a blessing. Marta's attempt somehow failed and it changed her at a fundamental level. Maybe someday I will hear her story. I have no right to it, and I suspect her code prevents her from telling it for personal gain. Bethany knows at least part of the story, but Marta would not permit her to reveal it, and it is clear that Bethany has a very profound respect for Marta's privacy on the matter. Bethany's advice is only, "Trust her. You will never find a more loyal friend in this world." Her use of the term 'this world' alerts me, but she won't elaborate. But it is Marta's failed suicide attempt, occurring in late adolescence, when a normal teenager, as Marta probably had been, would be very near the cusp of reasonably full emotional development, that took the sudden and overwhelming emotional abuse that she had suffered, left her with her first rate intellect intact, burned out any belief in an afterlife, and triggered a conviction to spend the rest of her life adhering to a mysterious evolving code of honor of her own design, while combating something, some aspect, source, or cause of the abuse that made her capable of extreme violence against herself or others as readily as she would eat a sandwich. And she has attached herself to me with an understanding of me that was derived from my published stories. There are two reasons why I'm not particularly alarmed. The first is that Bethany trusts ...

... her, and I know from my research that Bethany has her ninjas interviewed by a trustworthy psychiatrist. The second is that even with her ability to defeat a lie detector, I could detect genuine love for her child, and concern for whether I would be making a mistake if I got involved with her, and a little bit of pique at me for giving her a pet name right in the middle of a serious discussion about whether I should risk getting closer to her. If she meant me harm, I doubt that I would have been able to get under her skin so easily. I called it 'paladin personality disorder' because a paladin exhibits extreme dedication to a cause, a person, or even just a goal or task, but within their personal code of honor, they can be the most dependable, reliable, and fanatically supportive friends to have. Bethany does her best to match the personalities of her bodyguards to the sisters they are charged with protecting, and she always did her best to be available for me, but when the addition of new recruits brought the need for each of us to have our dedicated body guards, Marta was the first name that came to Bethany. I asked her why that was, and her reply was, "She's the only one who can handle all the weird shit you get into." So during the two days it took to decide first that Cate Blanc must die and then how to implement Marta's suggestion of how to do the deed, I completed my research, had some brutally frank conversations with Marta and then proposed an arrangement to her. She ...