*Author's Note- As this story has progressed in writing, there are inconsistencies between what was laid out in Chapter One, which was written three years ago, and what is being written moving forward. The reason for the inconsistencies is that I did not take into consideration the tension that might happen if both Andrew and William were not on the same page with each other about their mutual relationship with Sonia. Thus, in this chapter and the next one, I have attempted to smooth over what would have been a very tense and awkward situation for the men and her, by making them come to a gentleman's agreement regarding their mutual affair with her here in the first part of the chapter. Secondly, when it comes to the Mahala wine, neither Andrew or William will know that either the wine in the passenger section contains Mahala, nor will they know of the mystery cargo they are ferrying to the Seychelles. Lastly, the Army Colonel Bobby in Chapter One has been changed to that of RAF Lieutenant Colonel William Huntingdon.
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When we last saw Sonia, she found herself surrounded by the three men of her dreams and a beautiful, statuesque and androgynous African woman named Lola, on the tarmac at Heathrow in the shadow of an ancient Kinshasa Air 747 jet that was loaded down with a mysterious cargo that only the Commander had the privilege to know. Of course, in due time, they all would learn just what those crates contained, as they all were now part of an experiment, one of several field trials, that would test the effectiveness of an exceptionally strong military grade variant of Mahala called Mahala Zeta, that had been genetically engineered to be the world's most powerful aphrodisiac and one that unleashed sexual powers seemingly magical.
Mahala Zeta was developed in two African biological weapon laboratories by the Soviets during the 1970s and 1980s, specifically on Love Island of the coast of Equatorial Africa and near the Soviet built nuclear power plant near Haggardville in Kukuanaland. After the disappearance of Dr. Svetlana Korbet at Lake Moreau, in which the poorly made power plant leaked radiation, and reports of strange mutated creatures taking native girls in the night to be their mates, the Soviets left, but in their haste left the ingredients and directions for Mahala Zeta behind and which the Americans and British (who placed the former colony under their protectorate) then found. It was thus a fortunate coincidence that not only was Sonia's loving Commander in charge of field unrestricted and unsupervised experiments with Mahala Zeta, but that he was able to ensure that her two sky captains, Andy and William, would be the ones to fly the plane from London to the Seychelles carrying the entire world's supply of the weaponized sex potion.
However, before we continue on with the story, lets look back at how it was that the beautiful Lady Sonia Padgett-Churchill found herself to be there on the tarmac at Heathrow to be swept away and up in a truly perverse romantic and wonderful adventure of sexual self discovery,
Much like her famous mother, the infamous war heroine, Baroness Darla Digby-Padgett, Sonia always got noticed in her small English town, for she was quite simply the most beautiful woman there was. However, she never gave her admirers much to talk or gossip about, but when she finally divorced her husband, Air Marshal Winston Churchill the Fourth, a very high ranking general in the British Royal Air Force (RAF), she gave them plenty. For you see, after decades in a loveless marriage (that fortunately produced two wonderful children and her soon to be born first grandchild that she was now returning home to see), at the age of 46, the beautiful wife to British political royalty and the next Air Chief Marshal (the senior leader of the whole service) had finally had enough and walked out, taking his the house and half his pension and family name fortune with her.
Fortunately, the British tabloids never paid attention to the Churchill name anymore and was not bothered by the press after her divorce. Much like her mother Darla, whose heroics in World War II as the leader of the all female commandos known simply as "Winston's Angels,β β she had led a low key life under the radar, but now wanted to live a life of danger and passion. However, unlike her mother, who was a mathematics genius who served as code breaker at Bletchley Park and then as the real life equivalent of a bonafide superhero (including working undercover as a prostitute at the infamous Nazi whore house called Salon Kitty) before retiring to a life after as a high school mathematics teacher, Sonia was no Darla, yet. But what she lacked in daring, she excelled at in beauty, smarts and curiosity, for Sonia was full of potential yet lacked the springboard to action; though, as she would soon find out, her super hero bonafides would soon be earned thanks to a secret potion and the love of three extraordinary men.
However, before any of that would occur, Sonia would need to learn some hard lessons about love that she had never had a chance to learn before she married the great grandson to the savior of Britain. From the age of 20, when her husband had first been commissioned as a Harrier pilot until the day she left him at age 47, just as he was being appointed by the Queen, Sonia was truly a devoted mother and wife. She fucked, fed and did his bidding any time he wanted, but it wasn't until when she met her "Sky Captain," as she always lovingly described her 32 year old much younger lover Andrew Molesworth, at the World War II 50th anniversary VE Day celebration and recognition of her mother's heroics, that her life changed course.
For several months they met and made love clandestinely all over England, especially London and in East Anglia where Andrew was stationed and where, as luck would have it, continued to live in her dwindling days.β β The main obstacle for both of them is that they were both married, which presented more of a problem for him than her, until one day she received the news she had long been suspecting to hear, that he was choosing his family and career over, which naturally devastated her, as she had completely pledged her love to her Sky Captain whenever her loss of love came up with her girlfriends.
Fortunately for her she and Andrew still carried on their affair, but as his career demands increased, the love of her life was often out of her reach, both because he had a wife and soon traveled endlessly as a pilot on dangerous cargo missions in the Indian Ocean.β β The same was true of her other new lover, the boyish 40 year old ex RAF Lieutenant Colonel, William Huntingdon, who, like her Captain, at the time was also married, claimed that he loved her and was going to get a divorce. The daring Colonel now flew cargo missions to RAF and American bases in the Indian Ocean, but did so as a contract pilot for Kinshasa Air, for whom Andrew also worked now after being offered a considerable sum of money by Kinshasa Air to fly dangerous missions in and out of Africa. The hiring of which was greatly influence a certain American naval officer whose lips Sonia would soon know very well.
In the last few months before the flight that now changed her life, she had only seen her men a handful of times and each time the moment left her too soon.β β She often wondered if her men, who knew each other well, had ever sat down and talked about the much older woman they were both in love with. Which they had not, as both men, who did know each other, never flew together, with William being assigned the London to Kukuanaland to Diego Garcia route and Andrew assigned the London to Kinshasa to Kukuanaland route. Kukuanaland being the British former colony and now protectorate where the Mahala plant was grown and where the Kaiser of Germania had recently invaded next door Angola and annexed the oil rich country into the Fourth Reich. In additions to the new Nazis, Kukuanaland was also bordered by Chinese Kongo and the Russian African Republic.
Back in England, during her mother's last days as she cared for her, Sonia spent her lonely nights laying naked in her bed touching herself and dreaming of their touch and taste. Their spunk was what she needed as much as their rough hands on her demanding lithe and still trim but aging body that was still in great shape due to her years of riding horses and keeping fit for equestrian shows.β β She often fantasized of them both taking her at the same time at 35,000 feet in their cargo planes, for she had each of them at that height individually during those moments she was able to see them and live out their mile high fantasies at night on base even though the planes remained on the ground. However, the thought of them making love to her simultaneously was a fantasy that she could never have foreseen, but did, thanks to a lot of serendipity and good fortune. Of course, that bit of good fortune would add a third younger man to the mix- this one being her "loving commander," as she constantly called him.