Naivety rears its ugly head

Tegan had figured that he'd recognized he'd done something wrong and had come to apologize. Despite Mimi's warnings, Tegan opened the door.

You didn't even hear it as they were both shuffled out of the house. By the time you came back with the gun from the safe, the front door was wide open and the girls were gone. You heard a car peel out of the driveway and vanish into the night. You immediately pulled out your phone and called Tegan... only to hear her phone ring on the table.

"Now, what should I do with you," the man—Mimi's ex—said. "You were a bad girl running away. You need to be punished." Both Mimi and Tegan were knelt down in front of him; he reached out and pinched Mimi's cheeks. "You agree, don't you? Bad girls should get punished."

Mimi looked down and nodded, "yes sir."

Tegan was in shock of the entire situation. First, she didn't expect Mimi's ex to be... This. He was a rather well-built white guy and he seemed to be relatively important. "As for your friend, you should thank her for being so smart and bringing your dumb ass back to me."

Mimi whimpered, but went ahead with it, "thank you, Tegan, for bringing me back to Jason. I was too dumb to realize how much lucky I was to be with him." She was defeated, doing her best to squeak out the words.

"Now, I know what I'm going to do with you," he said to Mimi. "The question is, now that we have this little hottie here, what all should we do with her."

"I'm, uh, married," Tegan replied, much to Mimi's chagrin.

Jason raised a hand to calm her worries, "don't worry, she's new. She'll get used to it." He moved over to Tegan and put a hand under her chin, "the only thing you'll be married to from now on is my cock. You'll worship it every day like the proper slut you are."

Tegan was beyond scared. This was the kind of guy Mimi was dating? He seemed more like a crime boss. "While she's doing that, Mimi... I think a week as the men's relief toy will get you back into the swing of things. Remember, you can't say no to anyone or anything they want."

"Yes, sir." Mimi had been through this before. She was more worried about Tegan.