Numerous Delights
Copyright© 2010 by Charm Brights
Chapter 7: The Embassy
BDSM Sex Story: Chapter 7: The Embassy - A young accountant goes to work with the British Embassy in Kobekistan and soon learns to appreciate the values of a feudal society. He encounters young ladies from various backgrounds, all of whom he incorporates in his harem from time to time. Of course, most of them need to be punished for one thing or another. Helen he imports from England, but sells her. And then there is Samantha, he saves her from ‘a fate worse than death’ at home, and then gives her to the Emir as a virgin gift.
Caution: This BDSM Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Ma/ft Consensual NonConsensual Reluctant Coercion Heterosexual Historical BDSM DomSub MaleDom Spanking Rough Light Bond Humiliation Torture Harem Interracial First Oral Sex Anal Sex Caution Violence
It was all a mad rush, after the interview on the Tuesday in Kobekistan, but Derek was packed and ready to take the flight back out there on the Thursday to start the work. Evidently he had been marked as a frequent flier in some computer somewhere, since the first thing the stewardess did after take-off was draw the curtains round his seat and ask if there was anything he needed.
That was when he learned that it had been too much to hope that he would see Shafiqa again so soon, and the stewardess confirmed that she was already back in Kobek city and off duty.
"When did you meet her, master?" asked the woman.
"Oh, she was on the flights out Monday and back Tuesday," he said.
The stewardess nodded, "We were told you had been to Kobekistan once this week already. That's as often as we fly; the master must be a very important man."
"Are you always on this route?" asked Derek, storing up the information in the hope that he could work out when he might see Shafiqa again.
"It is complicated, Master. We fly to London on the afternoon flight and back the following afternoon, twice in four days. Then we have a four days off, or five if there is a Friday because we do not fly on Fridays, then we do four morning flights and have four or five more days off and so on. It takes seven weeks to complete the rota and we have eight crews working. But you need never worry, Master; one of the staff will always please you in any way you wish."
And so it proved.
Returning on the Thursday was convenient as he then had the Friday to settle in before starting work on the Saturday, the first working day of the Kobekistan week, or so he thought. In fact he had better acclimatisation time than that, because most of the Kobekistani civil service worked only three days a week, taking both the Muslim and the Christian week-ends off.
This meant that he had three days to wait before he could talk to the Kobekistani end of the project. He asked Sir Ian if he could read up on the project, and a very small pile of papers was passed to him.
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