I drove back to the National park, leaving the girls alone. Donna's reaction had simply confirmed so much how I wanted to nail this now. As I pulled into the car park, one of the Park Rangers came up to me.
"Sorry sir, were closing in a few minutes."
"That's ok I'm just here for a couple of souvenirs and a quick chat with Donna Turner if she's around."
The Ranger recognized the name and his features relaxed.
"Sorry she's on leave for two weeks, started a couple of days ago so you just missed her."
I thanked him, wandered into the souvenir shop and was relieved that the same lady was behind the counter. As I opened the door she looked up and smiled, I watched closely as she then looked behind me. I no longer needed confirmation of anything. I simply waved and left. I'm just relieved the journey back took a couple of hours. It gave me time to think and decide what to do. Donna had her reasons for lying about her name it was just a male ego thing that stopped me from asking her at the moment.
Darkness had fallen when I got back to the cabin. The lights were on and Terri's car was still parked at the edge of the clearing, when I entered the cabin, Donna was on her knees in the center of the room. Our eyes locked on each other, Donna blushed and lowered her head and then placed her hands on the cabin floor, her head now resting on her hands. I left her there and walked into the guest room. Terri was sat on the bed. As soon as I entered she sprang onto the floor, onto her knees and was quickly in the same submissive pose that Donna was now in.
Telling Terri to leave and join her sister in the main room, I walked over to the case and pulled out the ball gag. By the time I got there both girls were again in the same submissive position side by side, there bodies touching.
"Donna. Stand up."
Instantly she was on her feet her eyes never leaving the cabin floor. I placed the ball gag on her and watched as her eyes misted up.
"For now you have lost the right to speak to me or your sister. Go in to the kitchen and make something light for us all to eat."
Donna nodded her head and walked away, telling Terri to follow me and we headed out to the porch and sat on my seat. Terri knelt on the floor.
"This whole holiday is falling to shit and right now I'm not sure what to do about it. I didn't spend nearly ten hours on a plane just to sulk like a child and throw a tantrum and leave. I know you're involved in this somehow, as her sister you know more than you're willing to admit to and I admire that. But I warn you now, don't get caught in the crossfire."
Terri stayed quiet for so long I started to doubt she would say anything at all.
"Master you once gave me a choice, talk to you as a man or as my Master. Please allow me that freedom for the length of this conversation."
Now I was intrigued, I remembered the conversation. For the briefest of times while I was shaving Donna I had given Terri the chance to speak to me as a man not her Master. Terri took a long time to originally decide and opted to speak to me only as her Master, now she wanted to change that agreement. Perhaps this was the only way to get to the bottom of this and Terri to still keep the bond that seemed to be growing between the girls.
"I agree, for the length of time I sit on this chair you will talk to me as a man and no repercussions. But only for the length of time I sit here."
Slowly she raised her eyes to look at me. This really was uncharted waters for Terri, yet she felt the need to ask it. I could see she fought to control her feelings but again I saw the spirit that she had when it was first decided she could stay, that steel in her character that gave her the courage to leave such an abusive Master and choose to stay with us. Terri took a deep breath.
"My sister is in pain. What started out to be a holiday for both of you changed within days, she is your slave not just for this holiday but for life. Many Masters will never have what you have but your recent entry into our world prevents you from seeing it."
"She lied to me Terri. I was honest with her from the very beginning, even down to making sure both she and her lawyer had access to my passport information. I have never given such information to anyone yet I gave it to her because I wanted her to feel safe in a world that barely has rules."
"Are you going to allow my sister to explain why she did what she did?"
"For the moment no, however one question remains. If I had not figured this out, when was she going to tell me her last name was Turner and not Taylor as she originally told me? I also suspect if she's hiding something as simple as a name there is more to this name change than I can figure out at the moment."
Terri paused and I could tell she was so close to asking something else. I suspected her next question was the one she wanted to ask all along.
"I have a question that will make you leave your chair and our agreement will cease. Please I beg you, answer the question before you do. Do you love Donna?"
She had stopped calling Donna her sister and directed the question specifically by name. Terri knew me better than I knew myself, my first instinct was to leave the chair and get angry that she had even got that personal. I lent forward on the chair to think, and she panicked thinking I was going to leave the chair. Her features relaxed when she watched my hands go to my head in support as I rested on them.