You chat about the evening

“You all did well,” says Antoine. “How did it feel to be sold?”

His question is directed at Mae and Anke you decide.

“I liked that I didn’t have to choose what happened,” says Anke. “Though two guys was a shock at first, once it got started I just went with it.”

“I think you were ready for it,” you say. “You were pretty **** earlier on.”

“I was,” says Anke. “I wasn’t myself. I’d have done anything by the time I got to the club.”

“What about you?” Antoine asks Mae.

“I loved how Floyd picked me up,” Mae says. “The idea that he’d bought me made feel really slutty. And I knew you were all watching what he was doing to me. But I’d have been happy to be fucked by him whether he paid or not. So I’m not sure I got the experience.”

“I’m the same. Those two dudes can do me any time,” says Anke. “Well any time I’m horny,” she corrects herself.

“How about you,” Antoine asks you.

“Karen was an experience I would never have had and being sold to her let that happen. I liked how uninhibited she was. She’s older and not my type at all but it was strangely great. I’m not sure how it would have gone if one of the guys had bought me. That would have been the full selling my ass experience,” you say.

“Maybe next time,” says Antoine.

“So what did you guys make of Carrie’s show?” you ask.

“She is one crazy chick,” says Antoine.

Jane pitches in. “From what I could tell it was floating Andre’s boat. He had quite the hard on.”

“Hey miss, you had your hand in my pants. What did you expect?” Andre protests.

“I know what I felt,” says Jane with a grin.

“So Andre’s next?” says Carrie who’s sidled up to the group unnoticed. She’s still wearing the strap on. “Want to feel it?” she asks Andre.

He looks but doesn’t touch.

“How did it feel to be fucking that guy?” asks Anke.

“It’s called pegging. It’s quite a rush. You get to feel what it’s like to penetrate someone. You should try it,” says Carrie. “It felt like I owned him and could do anything I wanted.”

“This week has been full of new experiences. I sort of don’t want it to end, but I’m also glad it’s the weekend. What does everyone want to do next?” you ask.