Gina's Wedding Night Choice
Copyright© 2020 by LolaPaul
Foreword and Introduction
Erotica Sex Story: Foreword and Introduction - A "Not Quite A White Knight Tale" - The Right Of The First Night. Droit de seigneur, the medieval tradition of the lord's right to a brides first night, had evolved in the isolated colony founded 400 years ago. Gina knew she might have a choice on her wedding night. Would she chose duty or desire, or love? As the bride's first encounter, you may find this is somewhat milder than the Prince's usual amusements.
Caution: This Erotica Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Consensual Heterosexual Fiction Sharing First Masturbation Oral Sex Royalty
A “Not Quite A White Knight” Story
This Forward and the last two chapters tie the story to the “Not Quite A White Knight” universe. However, if that text is put aside by the reader the story stands alone as a woman faces her wedding night in an isolated society that grants the Lord the right of a first night with a new bride.
Chapters 3 and 5 focus closely on Gina’s choice and her education in sex. Some readers may go directly to those chapters.
Imagine a society where life is hard as manual farm labor predominates, and everyone knows the business of everyone else so that things can get done. Imagine a society where words like “Divorce,” “Infidelity,” and “Cuckold” have never existed, so they mean as much as the word “Google” would have meant to Albert Einstein, or “Laser” would have meant to Plato. Imagine a society where people take vows and keep them, there is no alternative model. Imagine a society where raising children, and seeing those children raise their own children, is a paramount personal value.
This is a background story for the “Not Quite A White Knight” series, dealing with the historical “right of the first night” which has evolved from the medieval times when the colony was founded. It is set in 1962 when, thanks in part to Che Guevara, the colony is looking outward for information. The “Not Quite A White Knight” stories are set in 2008, after much has changed.
The location is the Spanish colony founded east of the Andes Mountains, in a hot tropical climate, by unemployed conquistadors in South America around 1580, after the defeat of the Neo-Incas. After 1610, no additional settlers came to the colony until some men arrived in late 1945. Today the area is still isolated, no road or rail line comes within 50 miles of the colony. Access is by foot across the entire width of the Andes mountains, or by boat via a long, twisting, confusing river feeding the Amazon. Even in the 1960’s flying in was difficult as the mountain peaks are tall, there was no prepared landing strip and no fuel for the return flight.