Girlish Delights
Copyright© 2010 by Charm Brights
Chapter 5: Discovery
BDSM Sex Story: Chapter 5: Discovery - It was six years after he became Emir of Kobekistan that David Ransome discovered that his Oxford girl friend, Pauline, had borne his child. When the mother died in a car crash, he stepped in and made his daughter a Princess at 20 years old. She takes to the life of a Royal favourite with gusto, indulging all her dominant bi-sexual appetites to the full. This book was written jointly with Ms. Linnet, who provided the technical expertise an elderly male author did not have.
Caution: This BDSM Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Ma/ft Fa/Fa ft/ft Fa/ft Ma/Ma Consensual NonConsensual Reluctant Rape Coercion Slavery Lesbian Heterosexual Historical BDSM DomSub MaleDom FemaleDom Spanking Rough Humiliation Sadistic Torture Gang Bang Orgy Harem Interracial First Oral Sex Anal Sex Caution Violence
Elinor spent quite some time surfing the Internet for details of Kobekistan and found it difficult to get much information. There was no Tourist Information Office. There were, apparently, no Government web sites. She did find some old press references from when the Emir came to the throne which confirmed the Ambassador's story of an Oxford post-graduate mathematician who woke up one morning to discover that he had, by a set of strange coincidences, inherited the throne of Kobekistan. None of the travel firms seemed to arrange holidays there.
There was an interesting article written by an American journalist called Genni Tiggs containing a slashing indictment of the treatment of women in Kobekistan. Elinor discounted much of this as feminist propaganda and that idea was confirmed when she realised that at the time it was written the woman had never visited the country, but was writing on hearsay at best. Even more interesting was the news item she found which said that Ms. Tiggs had then apparently disappeared after visiting Kobekistan. There was some proof that she had left Kobekistan to go home, but she had never returned to America.
On the architectural web sites she found a number of references to the Triple Palace with its façade set with rubies, gold, and emeralds. She learned that the Ruby Palace was the official home of the Crown Prince, the Golden Palace housed the Emir himself, and the Emerald Palace was traditionally given as a sign of favour to one or another of the Emir's children.
The country lived, and lived well, on oil exports, almost all of which were "heavy crude" which apparently was dug out of the ground rather than being pumped as a liquid. There was a population of three million in the country of whom about one million were described as Kobekistani citizens, one million as women, and the remaining million as eunuchs and indentured servants. This seemed an odd way of dividing the population, and after some thought she decided, correctly, that the citizens were all male and the third category were all effectively slaves.
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