Island Ordeal

A week later Cyndi was in the back seat of a limo headed toward the remote island retreat of Senator Preston Forrest. She had managed to convince her husband, the new governor, that she was too worn out from the campaign to make the trade visit to Germany. Her calendar had been cleared and she was free for a full week. Except, she knew, she was far from free. She belonged to the evil Senator. Her traitor assistant, now open about her loyalty to the Senator, had given her commands: A limo would pick her up. She was to bring nothing with her except the clothing she was wearing.

The limo stopped at the dock where a speedboat was waiting. None of the Senator's workers said a word; she was simply escorted.

Arriving at the rustic, yet elegant lodge, Cyndi entered through the massive oak doors. On a small table lay an envelope addresses to her. She opened it. The message was short and direct:

"Go into the Great Room. A fire will be burning in the fireplace. You are to strip every piece of clothing. Throw the clothing into the fire, including your shoes. Once you have done this, come up the stairs to the first bedroom."

P.S. This is your only warning. Failure to obey every command to the letter will result in your removal to the dungeon where, for the next week, you will be tortured beyond your imagination!

Cyndi knew it was hopeless to resist. She entered the huge Great Room. It had groupings of heavy leather couches and wooden tables. A fireplace large enough to stand in contained a roaring fire. Slowly, she stripped her clothing. One-by-one her clothing was consumed by the flames.

Naked, she climbed the stairs. Cyndi trembled as she opened the door and entered the bedroom. Senator Preston Forrest lay naked on a huge posted bed. Beside him lay a naked Marcie, Cyndi's assistant.

The Senator sipped a glass of wine. "Welcome, Cyndi. Tonight Marcie and I will enjoy you as we wish. Tomorrow, you will begin entertaining some very special guests." The Senator turned to Marcie. "Would you like to use her first or shall I?"