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2016 - 2019 - This is an original work by Zeb Carter and is protected under copyright by U.S. copyright law. It is only submitted at Literotica.Com and any submission to any other site has not been authorized by the Author.
Author's Note
: This is a very long story and is the first in a series. There will be two more or maybe four more if I finish the other two. This installment is almost 60,000 words long, that's 16 pages. Each installment can be read as a standalone story, but if you want to know what is going on and are not just looking for sex, then read the prior parts. Please Enjoy.
Brotherhood of Janus 1: First Gather
Prologue
My mouth hung open in astonishment, as the gentleman across the table from me explained my inheritance. I knew my father had died, some years ago. What I didn't expect was anything from his estate. I knew he was wealthy, but I wanted nothing from him. For the past thirty years, I had been on my own with no contact, with him or the rest of my family for that matter. My children were grown and on their own, with children of their own. I do adore my grandchildren and would do anything in the world for them and saw them as often as I could.
As I listened to the lawyer, who had tracked me down, wonder at what he told me filled my mind. I wasn't to inherit my father's company or his investments. I was to inherit his membership in the Brotherhood of Janus, whatever the hell that was. That along with substantial amounts of cash, to allow me to do things to better my life, as the lawyer put it, hefting a box onto the tabletop.
"In here is all you will need to know about the Brotherhood. No, don't ask me any questions, I don't belong and am not privy to what or who they are. At the time of your father's death, his wife and several members of the Brotherhood sealed this, so I could deliver it to you unopened.
"You will find the numbers to the accounts and the amounts of each that are now yours in this," he told me handing an envelope to me.
I opened the envelope and took out the papers inside. As I unfolded the papers, another envelope dropped out. It was the size of a credit card and when I looked inside there were five debit cards. Looking at the paper I had unfolded, surprise is the only word I could use when I saw the amounts listed for six accounts. My heart was racing as I stared at the numbers typed on the page.
"This is also yours," the lawyer said handing me a metal briefcase. "It contains enough cash to get you through the next month or so. You will have to visit each of those banks to activate the cards. You will need proof of who you are... well, the papers explain everything.
"This is all that I know and all I can tell you about this transaction. Your brother turned all this down. The order of inheritance is through the eldest son, but we couldn't find you until recently. Offering your brother the membership in your stead is an alternative, he flatly refused and we were lucky enough to hear of an email to your cousin through which we tracked you down.
"Our business is now concluded, sir. Good luck to you."
"Ah... thank you, I think," I said stunned.
The lawyer, I never even got his name, although he did leave me his card, left. I sat there looking around the small room of a restaurant in which this meeting took place. I shook my head to clear my mind. Taking a deep breath, I gathered up the cards and papers, opened the briefcase and stuffed them in a pocket in the top. I sat for just a second as I marveled at the cash that filled the case. Slamming it closed I locked it, making sure it would not open accidentally.
A waiter appeared offering to carry the box out for me. I nodded my assent and followed him out of the restaurant to my car. I open the trunk and he placed the heavy cardboard box in closing the trunk lid. As he turned to go, I told him thank you and went to hand him a five for helping. He shook his head no.
"The gentleman you were with took care of that sir. Thank you anyway," the waiter said as he turned and walked away.
I drove home in a daze. When I got there, my wife was out, so I sat at the kitchen table and opened the box. On the very top of the papers, there had to be a couple of hundred file folders, there was a single booklet. It was about 50 pages, typed and bound. The title page inside the cover had printed across the middle, "Brotherhood of Janus - Bylaws, and rules of Membership". There was a preface.
George J. Hood and Hyraim Janus founded the Brotherhood of Janus in 1865. The founding of the Brotherhood was for the advancement of members and their families. The Brotherhood required members to help other members in the areas of business and conservation of family fortunes. That was the primary reason for the formation of the Brotherhood. Only, later - 1920 - did the gifting of pleasure to each other in a monthly celebration come to be an additional aspect of the group. Although in the archives, there is mention of grand meetings of the Brotherhood council and once business concluded, refreshments and entertainment, provided by the member's wives, began.
Membership is either inherited or bestowed. Although there are instances, were short-term memberships were given for payment for the good of the Brotherhood. The first five hundred members are founding members. Even though the member currently holding one of the first five hundred memberships is only a descendant of the first member, they are always to be revered as one of the five hundred.
Looking at the number in the lower right-hand corner of the booklet I read my membership number. Zero-zero-two-nine-three, I was a Five Hundred.
I read and reread the booklet. I read every scrap of paper in the box over the next month as I flew to Atlanta, Charleston, Nashville, Birmingham, and Miami to activate the check cards. For the sixth account, I just had to notify them that I was accepting the membership. That account held the projected dues for the membership for the next twenty-five years.
By the time, I returned home, I was conversant in the bylaws and rules of the Brotherhood and knew there would be a problem when I explained them to my wife, Jenny. Especially rule one-twenty-one. That rule said that the wife had to participate as a member of the Brotherhood in all aspects. This was the rule about Gatherings. It was long, involved, and never mentioned sex specifically.
I knew it meant divorce would be inevitable, so I had papers drawn up while I was out of town. When I returned, I explained the Brotherhood in as plain a language as I could. As I explained the purpose of the Brotherhood to her, she perked up at the mention of us now being financially independent. At the point of explaining the regional lodge's monthly meeting, she just shut down.
"So will you support me in this?" I asked her.
"What? You have to be kidding me. I'm sixty years old and I don't particularly like sex anymore, even with you. I love you, but I don't want to have sex with you. So why would I have sex with complete strangers in the setting you described?"
To tell what took two months to resolve as quickly as possible, we settled on divorce. I gave her one of the accounts. It had a substantial amount in it and we parted ways. It was a sad day, but the future appeared brighter, a little at least. I went about getting myself an apartment and started looking for some kind of business to invest in or buy. I also looked over the schedule of gatherings around the country and chose one to attend. It would be the first of many.
Chapter 1
The setting was very elegant, the place huge and the night air crisp. The old mansion was open tonight for the festivities of the Brotherhood of Janus. I have been a member since my father died, leaving me his membership in his will. His lawyer from Atlanta read that part of the will in private to me. His estate paid for a lifetime membership for his heir, me. I read the rules and covenants of membership and decided to attend a gathering.
The Chicago chapter was the first to hold a gathering since my father's death, so I flew up from Texas to participate in what would turn out to be a very eventful weekend of surprises. I don't remember my father ever mentioning the Brotherhood while I still lived at home and I was sure my mother would not have participated, as required by rule one-twenty-one of the bylaws and covenants I memorized. Having just been through a not to nice divorce, I was looking forward to some festivities.
As the limo, I was riding in with others, pulled up to the entrance of the mansion I donned my mask. All male members had to have masks in place at all times unless they were in a private room with someone. As the group of people, I arrived with entered the mansion, attendants handed us packages with our membership number stamped across the front. Once inside we would use no names. Stewards at the door directed the men to their changing area and the women to theirs.
Sitting on a bench, I open my package. Inside is what I would need for this weekend's festivities, a yellow pullover gown, and a yellow rubber wristband. For the men, there are three color-coded gowns and wristband. Yellow meant you had full access. Green and White had limits placed on them. The limits spelled out in the brochure in the package were thorough and extensive, as were the penalties for breaking a rule.
For the women who would be participating, there were four colors, Black, Red, Pink and Light Blue. The difference between a woman in black and women in red was slight but distinctive. As I took off my clothes, hanging them in the cabinet behind me, I glanced at the other men present. Pulling the gown on, I found it very comfortable and fit perfectly. It covered my body from neck to ankle. The only decoration was my membership number stamped on the right-hand shoulder at the seam. The wristband embossed with my membership number, fit snuggly.
As I left the changing area by the exit door, a stunning blond, dressed only in a black wristband and heels, holding a tray of goblets of champagne, greeted me.
"Good evening sir, would you like some champagne to start the weekend?" she smiled pleasantly.
"Thank you, Miss, I don't mind if I do," I replied taking a goblet from the tray.
"You're welcome sir and it's Missus," she told me waving her wedding ring in my face proudly.
Her smile widened as I nodded taking her hand in mine and gently kissing her wedding ring.
"Thank you, sir," she said as I let go of her hand, "you honor me."
"The honor is mine I assure you, Missus," I told her, winking at her breasts pointedly.