Chapter 4: Lust At First Sight

As he left the dinner the young Major from the German delegation was desperately trying to work out why he felt such a need to have the Englishman's young fiancée in his bed and under his control. He knew that he wanted her naked, kneeling before him in submission, and then wantonly making all three holes willingly available for him to use as often and as thoroughly as he might choose.

At the very moment she was being deflowered Major Esser, like the good officer he was, had already moved on to planning his streategy and tactics. He was contemplating how he could arrange to be posted as part of the occupying force the Germans had decided to impose on Britain, and more importantly how to get a posting strategically close to Sir Henry's residence. His first idea was it would be necessary to acquire the authority and power to detain suspected resistance members, and actually to catch sufficient of them to satisfy his superiors in Berlin.

Then an idea occurred to him; perhaps Himmler could be persuaded to open a Lebensborn camp, dedicated to breeding good Aryan sons from the racially-approved Anglo-Saxon females within the local population, in a suitable location. Perhaps then he could further be persuaded, by dint of the title of Pfalzgraf and centuries of provable Aryan descent, to appoint Joachim to the post of commandant of that establishment. That would allow him simply to take any woman he saw fit and use them himself, or breed them with any other German officer, with the ostensible aim of producing young Aryan children to further the aims of the Fatherland. It helped that so many of the British women had the blonde, blue-eyed characteristics of their Saxon forebears.

Once he was established as Commandant of such an operation it would be the simplest of actions to take this young wife and subject her to whatever pressure might prove necessary to bend her to his will. With the long-term goal in view he set about meticulously planning his strategy for achieving this end, even to the level of listing exactly whom he needed to influence, and in what way, to make sure that the plan succeeded.