Daughter's Delights
Copyright© 2018 by Charm Brights
Chapter 49: Palace Turmoil
Erotica Sex Story: Chapter 49: Palace Turmoil - In this new book set in Kobekistan the Emir discovers that one of his daughters is a genius, and decides to encourage her. The tale of her adventures, and those of a white girl she meets at Oxford University, tells of the culture clash between the absolute rule of an Emirate and Western civilization, especially in the owning, use and punishment of slaves. For those who have not yet discovered Kobekistan, it is recommended that you read 'Absolute Delights' first.
Caution: This Erotica Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa mt/ft Fa/Fa Coercion Consensual Rape Reluctant Slavery Heterosexual Fiction Historical Tear Jerker Incest BDSM DomSub Humiliation Rough Sadistic Spanking Torture Harem Interracial Anal Sex Cream Pie Exhibitionism First Masturbation Oral Sex Pregnancy Safe Sex Caution Royalty
Two years later a telephone call from the Kobekistani embassy broke the news to Prince Ghasaan, now eighteen and about to go to University, that the Emir, his father, had died and that his eldest half-brother had succeeded to the throne as His Magnificence Emir Mustapha, may he live for ever. The funeral was to take place the following day and the new Emir had ordered all the sons, acknowledged or otherwise, of the late Emir to be at the funeral. The Ambassador volunteered that he could not possibly advise the Prince whether he really should attend or not.
Discussing this curious comment with his mother, the Prince decided that it might be dangerous to be in Kobekistan for the funeral, as the new Emir Mustapha was known to have plotted against his own father for many years and might well decide to remove summarily any possible rivals for the throne.
Less than a week later the Ambassador telephoned again to announce that the Emir Mustapha had “met with an accident” and, as he had no acknowledged sons, had been succeeded by the late Emir Mahmoud Abdullah’s eldest child. The Ambassador said that the new Emir Elaheh had actually been declared a man by her father and that this presumably included acknowledgement, and was a part of Kobekistani law until an Emir formally rescinded it. That, at any rate, was the assumption on which the government and the diplomatic service were working.
Princess Aludra and Prince Ghasaan discussed long into the night what they should do about this strange turn of events. They were both certain that someone had murdered Mustapha, and Nicola was not surprised as she had found him a thoroughly nasty person in the twelve years she had been in Kobekistan. He had never sired any children that Princess Aludra knew about or, more accurately, that had stayed in his harem with their mothers, or been acknowledged.
“How many more people have to die before I get to be Emir?” asked the young man.
“Oh, I don’t know,” his mother said, horrified at the idea, “but I expect we could find out.”