Chapter 319: Darlene Pellerin, 15, All Girls...

Kate Broussard started treating herself to occasional mini-vacations. A week with Eulalie and Chase Windsor in New York. A long weekend in New Orleans. San Francisco. Maui.

Her absences indicated a personal show of support for Darlene. And none of the pussy — Miss Kitty’s, Contrary Mary’s, the Motel Girls, waitlisted girls — none of them hesitated to do as Darlene told them.

The 15-year-old was respected all over Sausalito. That she ran the pussy in town, and could hire and fire whoever she wanted, was now a given. Her age no longer came up in conversations.

Even Ray-Ray Fontenot — Kate’s videographer and the mayor’s son — now reported to Darlene.

Darlene made an executive decision to limit the live audience at the Snowball Contest to females — women and girls only. She saw several advantages to it.

One, it lent an air of exclusivity to the event. Made a special occasion seem even more special.

Two, it should drive interest even higher among the excluded gender. Men — already eager — would now have to watch the live-stream.

In addition, the women and girls in the audience were potential targets for Darlene. The younger ones for waitress jobs at Contrary Mary’s. Those a little older — Miss Kitty’s. And all of them were potential contestants for the next Snowball Contest.

But above all, Darlene understood the psychology of these amateur contestants. She had interviewed would-be dancers and eager stage-mothers for almost two years. She knew how their minds worked at this early stage. While they found comfort in the sheer number of naked girls up on the stage with them, they would be even more relaxed without the pressure of the male gaze from the live audience. It could possibly encourage them to become even more daring during the contest.

With 107 naked women and girls on the elementary-school stage, Darlene had a delectable challenge. So many cum-willing mouths, yet not enough cum to go around.

But she had some ideas. Ideas the live audience would surely enjoy. And ideas that would stretch out the live-stream from simply a single contest-event to a series of set pieces that would hold the viewing audiences for well over an hour.

Darlene would wait until everyone was on stage to announce the new agenda. And, with an all-girl audience, she had a growing sense that the interaction between the performers and the audience could feed upon itself and inspire an even livelier exhibition.