Raffle Girl
Copyright© 2025 by Lorn Skye
Chapter 17: Decisions
BDSM Sex Story: Chapter 17: Decisions - Dr. Sam White was not lucky. He had never won a single thing in his entire life. His colleagues at work had convinced him to attend a fundraiser for some cause that he knew nothing about. And suddenly, he won. The prize was not at all what he expected! Join Sam as he journeys from confirmed bachelor to the luckiest man in the world with a bevy of beauties surrounding him. ~43000 words
Caution: This BDSM Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Slavery MaleDom Anal Sex
Since Eve and Olivia didn’t have any classes and since they no longer needed to get summer jobs to support themselves in the coming year, I was the only reason that we had limited the vacation to two weeks.
When I asked them if they would be interested in extending our vacation by a couple of weeks, I got enthusiastic agreement. That and they tackled me to the bed and tried to smother me with kisses and breasts.
It turned out that Angela and Alex were also available to extend our charter by a couple of weeks. They had planned to take some time off the following week, and the charter that came after that had been re-booked with a different ship.
Once that decision was made, I needed to get to work. I needed to disclose my meeting to my current partners and get their feedback on the proposal from Johann. To do that, I needed an office where I could do some video-conferences that was secure.
I started trying to call a few places, but after no luck, Angela approached me.
“Sir, I overheard you were looking for an office to work while we are in port. I know the marina owner quite well, and I know he has some furnished apartments for rent next to the marina that have internet access. Would that suit your needs?”
“That would be ideal. Do you think I could get one for a couple of days?”
Angela made the call, and that afternoon I was situated in a nice apartment with a brand new laptop that I was able to find at the only electronics shop in town. It took me a few minutes to get set up, and by then it was time for the call I had arranged with my partners back in Chicago.
“Sam, you are the luckiest son of a bitch I have ever met!” exclaimed Mike when we connected the video-conference. “I’m glad you are on our team!”
Sentiments went on like this for a few minutes as the others in the room expressed their congratulations and we caught up on what had been happening in the time I had been away.
Soon enough we got to the reason for the call.
“Sam, we’ve all talked about it here, and we are of a unanimous mind that we should accept Johann’s offer. We will still focus on the healthcare and pharma side of the business, taking his positions into our portfolio. That will leave you to manage the rest of his rather extensive portfolio.”
I nodded but also felt a bit lost. “I don’t really know much about the rest of his holdings. Just how far does his portfolio range?” I asked.
“Good question,” Erica, one of the other partners replied. “I spent some time looking through his portfolio. He has five separate funds, one for healthcare, one for energy, one in banking, one in tech, and one in manufacturing. Of course, I can’t see every single position he has taken, but he sent over a pretty detailed list. You were copied, so I am sure it is buried in your inbox somewhere.”
I remembered seeing it, but the morning had been so busy I hadn’t had time to read every email.
“Can you tell me anything about how those funds are structured and governed?” I asked.
Erica led off, but soon Mike took over as he was more of the managing partner responsible for the governance of our fund. It seemed that all five of the funds were doing well and had managers of excellent reputation. Since I had no interest in managing the day-to-day work of those funds, and I was far from technically proficient to make calls on those businesses, I was happy to let the people running those funds continue to do so. They all appeared to be happy and well compensated, making money proportional to the success of their investments.