Change the Rules

Father always taught you to rip a bandaid off instead of peeling it. The only viable way to the future you want is to turn your slaves into friends. Of course, that is easier said than done.

Yet a couple details about your experience with Lea and Gwen jumps out of the woodwork. Lea seems to have a high self-esteem and both girls give have the presence of women who have been educated.

Just as "rapists" and "murderers" fails to describe the super majority of men in the past, docile and obedient should fail to describe Gwen and definitely Lea. You are beginning to guess that women aren't as 'immune' as you originally presumed.

"Lea, if your knife had hit something vital then you may have killed the only man who can choose to think without their dick for a time.

"Or you could have just pissed me off more.

“Before the collapse I would have rebelled at the idea that I was a **** or murderer. In addition, this wound should be bleeding more than it is"

Gwen's head spikes up as she looks at you with more than a little hope. This is also the first time she has spoken outside of sex. "Can you remember the difference in your emotions from before and now?"

Attempting to rebuke Gwen, Lea barks "Stop it Gwen, he is trying to trick us."

A bark of laughter escapes your throat, " Yes, I can.

"Trick you? Why? I have you both tied up and my slaves.

"I admit I **** Gwen, but you Lea accepted and enjoyed me **** you. Afterwards, you are calm and docile.

Lea opens her mouth to argue against your retelling of events but the coloring on her cheeks shows that she is unable too. She realizes what you are saying is true; Even, as she hates herself for it.

Far from wanting the mothers of your children to be mentally or physically ill, you get up and untie both of the girls as you try to comfort Lea.

"This may be the end for me, but to continue would only mean prolonging misery and the inevitable. Therefore, I am hopefully trading your freedom for your friendship.

"Lea, seemingly women are just as susceptible to whatever changed us as men, but in a different way."