The first Twenty-One - Sex Stories

The first Twenty-One

... girl you know," Evelyn continued. "You've seen how she stained herself. The whole idea of punishment in itself is quite the turn-on for her. The spanking is just the icing on the cake. It took you a little time to get right, but after the first half-dozen..." a shiver ran down her body, "...You had it down pretty well." She threw him a sneaky smile before she continued. "You know, I can also have her beg for all sorts of things if you like that. It could be interesting. You wouldn't believe the filth she is able to beg for. I sometimes have her beg for..." The sound of a car stopping on the driveway caught her short, and stopped her mid-sentence. "That's my queue, exit stage right," she said, while giving a sly wink. "But the cup?" "Planted." "And Alex?" "Doesn't know about Dora." The lock on the door turned, and before the door was even open, Alex's voice had already entered the living room. "I swear to god, Johnathan, the grad students are getting dumber by the year. Would you believe they managed ...

... to..." "Hi, Uncle Alex!" Evelyn interrupted him. "Oh, Evelyn, I completely forgot you would be here. You met Johnathan now have you? I trust he treated you with every bit of respect the great brilliance of my niece deserves?" "Johnathan has been very pleasant company," Evelyn said, giving her uncle a hug. "And I got what I came for," she continued, taking the top book from the pile on the coffee table, "but I really should be going now." She put the book, Classification of the sub-genera of Thalis Theadris in her bag, swung it on her back, shook Jonathan's hand, and walked out the door. "She's quite something you know, that Evelyn," Alex said to Jonathan. Johnathan looked in his hand, where Evelyn had left a small piece of paper: 'Call me, and I'll show you more of what Dora is capable of,' followed by a mobile phone number. "Quite something indeed, Alex. Quite something indeed." "Now have you, by any chance, read Rosenfeld's paper on emergent forces in non-linear fields? It's truly fascinating really."