O'Shea Ranch S.A
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Prologue
Fiction Sex Story: Prologue - A young woman has an idea of starting a cattle operation in South America. The story is told in typical 'novela' style. All the women are beautiful and smart.The men are handsome, macho, and have big xxxxx. The bad guys are despicable. A love story with just enough sex and violence to make it X-rated. There is also some 'Shaman' magic. I only marked the most important codes.
Caution: This Fiction Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Mult Consensual Mind Control Fiction Crime Magic Sharing Polygamy/Polyamory Interracial Black Male Black Female White Female Hispanic Female Revenge Violence
Angel O’Shea---I was named after one of my ancestors, Angelina O’Shea, but I like to be called Angel. You should know that I am the latest in a long line of Shamans in the O’Shea family. At the present time there are three others, two women and one man, who all have the “gift”, but make no mistake, I am the most powerful of all the Shamans!
Since I was a child, I have visited the graves of the ones who came before me. I listened and learned from their voices. I have sat at the silt pond and heard the cries of the damned as they pay for their crimes against my family. I grew more powerful each day. I was taught ancient ‘gifts’ that have long since been forgotten. Besides English I speak the language of the Apache and Spanish.
I was very smart in school, earning top honors wherever I went. I was sent to an Ivory league university where I majored in both Economics and Finance. I stayed two extra years for a master’s degree in finance. I was being prepared to take over managing the family trust. When I returned home and started working with my mother, Dove, the trust was valued at a billion dollars. I have almost doubled it in the last few years!
There was only one problem.
Ever since I was a kid, I watched the men of my family play “cowboy”. We own ranches and we raise cattle. Everyone thinks we are “cowboy” millionaires. Nothing could be further from the truth. Ranching is a breakeven business at best. Most years ranches lose money. That is not my style.
My family had become rich when my grandmother discovered her fiancé had won a 10 million-dollar wrongful death lawsuit. After they were married, she set up a trust and invested that money in gold, bearer bonds and most importantly, the emerging tech industry.