BourasAnd then, he saw them, a burly older man and a young woman. They were accompanied by a group of bodyguards hanging around discreetly. Not that the average tourist would have made them out but Bouras, with a lifetime’s experience in tracking celebrities, knew immediately that he was looking at bodyguards.His antennae up and receiving signals now, he watched them keenly, his camera trained on them but discreetly.It was the woman who caught his attention. Her flowing mane of brown hair, her laugh, a tinkling laugh, completely free of any guile, he thought wistfully and the look on her face as she gazed at her companion; it was one of sheer adoration.He felt a pang of envy as he watched her. She looked so happy and fresh. No man deserved a woman like her in such a world as this, he thought fretfully as he squinted into his lens.She was curvaceous, with full breasts and a rounded a*se that made him long to feel her. In her mid-twenties, he thought as he fixed his lens on her, li
ProserpinaEarlier that eveningI had washed and changed into one of the cocktail dresses that I had found in the suitcase. With a sinking heart, I held the pretty little cocktail dress up to my body and felt my face turn red.It was a low-back swing mini dress with gold chain straps in mink satin with rolled hem and ribbon lace-up detail. Pale lavender in colour it went well with my hair but I chose to let my hair cascade down my back as I saw how deep and how near naked I was looking with the straps revealing all. I would feel otherwise.And worse, there was no provision to wear a bra and my breasts, plump and full as they were, looked ripe and inviting as they pushed against the corset rebelliously. I shuddered and pulled out a colourful stole I had brought along in my bag, draping it across my shoulders. The effect was disastrous but…*When I stepped out of the dressing room, Lucien turned to look at me and his face was a study in fury and lust, warring with each other. He stood
ProserpinaLucien was as good as his word. I woke up sore the next morning, ‘Sore and well f*cked,’ growled Lucien as he leant over me, kissing me on the mouth hungrily, his hard member demanding more pleasure when I protested, laughing. * As soon as we had returned from dinner, he shut the door, locking it securely, without taking his eyes off me. I felt a warmth steal over me. Yawning leisurely, I stretched my arms above my head. “Take off your clothes,’ he growled as he pulled out his long, thick member. I obeyed him, feeling the wetness pooling between my legs in anticipation of his treatment. I ached for him already. But I was not going to go to him without a fight. Oh, no. I was going to tease my Mafia Don ! He grunted. ‘Get over here, woman.’ I stripped slowly, taking my time and his eyes glowed in anger , anger for keeping him waiting. Slowly, leisurely, having shed my gown, I walked to him, in my lacy panties, covering my breasts with my hands. “Take them off, littl
DusakHe was with his uncle when the monk suddenly went very still.Dusak looked up. They were in Spain, preparing to fly to the USA in a few days’ time. His uncle had told him, that he was to go to Argentina from there, to train under the guidance of a couple of men who had also been arch-rivals of Lucien Delano.The One Eyed Dusak sat back, a coldness seeping through him. Involuntarily, his hand went up to the black patch he now wore to cover the blind eye.He knew that he looked terrifying without it. He had beaten a man to death for having made a joke about him. A deep sense of unfairness welled up in him.He was young, he was about to inherit the empire built by his uncle. Why had he lost his sight?Curling his fists, he glared at the plate in front of him, unaware that his uncle was watching him, observing him with a sense of satisfaction.Good, thought the crafty Paval. This was very good. He should build a deep well of hate for the man who had destroyed his brothers, two of th
Years LaterProserpinaThe phone pinged as a message landed and I picked it up, scanning it as I rode in the comfortable large sedan, on my way back from my doctor.It could not be Lucien; these days he was not returning my calls, so calling me was out of the question., I thought bitterly.Could it be one of my children, I thought absently as I opened it and froze.An image appeared that made me freeze although my palms were sweating.Lucien.With a woman. A tall, thin woman with short blonde hair, older than me, closer to his age. Wearing a fire engine red bikini and nothing else.And she was smiling as she stood, her body pressed to my husband while he was staring at someone across the room, his large hand splayed across her hip. Her hand was on his waistband, a familiar lover-like gesture.I felt my head begin to pound.The background was the Town House swimming pool, the place where Lucien was staying at, currently. Lucien was in his formal clothes but his jacket had been discarde
A few months earlierSomewhere in the USAPaval Rudenko looked at this nephew, Dusak, the One-Eyed as they referred to him behind his back.He was a formidable fighter and his anger, his aggressiveness, was unmatched. Of course, the driving force behind his anger was to claim the life of Lucien Delano, the man who had blinded him and killed his beloved uncle, Dmitri Rudenko, before his eyes.But the monk was a man of the steely reserve.“Not yet,’ he cautioned the hot-blooded youth.Handing a photograph of Ria Delano, the eldest daughter of the Mafia Don, he said,‘Look at this girl, my son.’ he said in his soft tones, the wheedling voice he used when he wanted something from someone, ‘Look at her. For when you finally get her, you should know what to do with this beautiful creation of God.’And the youth calmed down as he traced a finger over the picture and he waited.*MexicoCole whirled around as he heard the woman who said she was his aunt, leave the house.It had all happened so
The Present DayProserpinaI settled back on the soft leather upholstery of the car and sighed. It still bore the slight scent of my husband, his cologne, spicy with a dash of citrus.*Shutting my eyes, I went over what the doctor had just told me.Old Dr Shah was the same doctor who had examined me when I was carrying Claude. He had studied me keenly.‘Mrs Delano,’ he said without any preamble,’ “you know that you are pregnant?’ I had sat down, the fluttering in my stomach making me feel weak.He went on, avoiding my eyes,‘You are now...?’ he raised his brows and studied me as I nodded weakly as he pursed his lips and tapped the pad on his desk thoughtfully,‘Early to mid-thirties, I assume?’I nodded weakly, my head spinning. "Congratulations, my dear,’ he said, a genuine smile on his face,’No need to look so worried. You are healthy and strong. You already have…ahem…six children?’I nodded again, my mind abuzz with so many thoughts.How would Lucien react when I told him that I
Looking BackProserpinaWhen I realized that he was insanely jealous if anyone dared to look at me, I had been pleased, thinking he really loves me, so he is jealous. That was till the night he took me roughly in the back seat of the car while his security men stood waiting for him to finish pleasuring himself… A light flirtatious remark by a friend of his during the only occasion he had taken me out when I was his mistress, had made him insanely furious and he had forced himself upon me to teach me a lesson.That humiliating episode was an eye opener. It was probably when I began to see myself through his eyes, and the eyes of the world.Just a body to be used to satisfy his urges...But I still continued to love him.*When I found out that I was just one in a line of women, put up at a house specifically meant for that purpose, to house his woman of the month, my little world had been shattered. To add to that, an article appeared in a sleazy tabloid with photographs of him openly