Wicked Kingdom - Sex Stories

Wicked Kingdom

... manor. You are our greatest ally. We all looked forward to the day when you married and were able to take over with whomever you chose to marry, you would make life better for us. If it weren't for you I would have no happiness in my bones." "I want to marry you, Pippin! This all happened for a reason, I've loved you my whole life I'd rather live in servitude to my wicked step-family than marry the prince. I am sure destiny brought us together." Pippin sternly looked back and said with conviction, "I love you Ella! But we cannot marry, you must have your status reinstated. There are bigger destinies than love. You are keen and convincing, these ideas of a more free and just society for women and men of all classes that we talk about daily, they must take hold. I cannot help you do this. You must marry an important man, you must influence him to change our world. You cannot let this destiny be usurped. For my family and for everyone in my class you must help this world be a better place. This is no life being born a servant with no chance for anything else. Our children would be servants and our grand children. I am not acting as the other people of my class and bringing in more fodder for the nobility to abuse! If we are to marry it would have to be a childless marriage." "What can I do, I have been beaten, outwitted and now I am sure Fiona will marry the prince, she is beautiful and smart, she walks and talks like a princess, even a queen, she is destine for the throne." ...

... "She is beautiful and cunning, she does have the demeanor of a royal. You are more beautiful and smarter, you can act in whatever role is needed for you to act. You cannot lose spirit!" Just as Pippin finished speaking a light from a lantern shown on the two lovers. It was Harriett a kind but stern old servant, she spoke in a low but stern whisper as the lovers cowered him her lantern light. "Get to bed, you'll be beaten if they find you here at this hour!" Ella and Pippin gathered themselves up and carefully walked back to the servants quarters where they slept unorganized on the dirt floor under ragged blankets. As Ella went to sleep she began to think of what Pippin was saying. She did love Pippin, but he was right, to truly honor him would be to bring greater freedom to the servant class. Like most nights Ella couldn't sleep, thoughts of the past few months and years swirled in her head. Outwardly, even to Pippin she didn't let on her true emotions. The reality was that a boiling rage festered in her being. Ella didn't know what to do with her anger, she was taught her whole life to never outwardly show the world this emotion, yet is continued building night after night. Ella feared someday she would break and turn into a cruel and twisted person just like Fiona. Ella's step-mother was a beautiful older woman, part of the lower rung of nobility. Her original husband had passed years before she met Ella's father. Ella's step-mother was kind to her at first, praising her and ...