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True Corruption Pt 05

True Corruption Pt 05

by fiveofhearts
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It was still raining early the next morning when Sam strolled back across the street, Vermin Crusher slung over his shoulder. It had taken more than two hours of constant effort to stretch Lily's little asshole enough where it would accept his cock; all the while she protested, begged and came as he fucked her grasping pussy from behind. While he took her doggystyle, he worked his fingers, her vibrator and anything else around her apartment Sam thought would help with the endeavor into her ass.

When he'd finally worked it enough for his cock to slide all the way, he'd plundered her ass for another 45 minutes. She'd cum so hard she'd screamed herself hoarse, until Sam filled her bowels with his cum. She was physically and mentally exhausted. Sam told her she could work from home today, but to write up her story as soon as she felt up to it. He let her keep his hoodie.

Despite getting only a few hours of sleep after an evening of strenuous mastery of Lily's three holes, Sam felt fresh as a daisy. He actually felt better than if he'd slept the night through. He felt revitalized.

Sam kicked open his door. He'd hadn't even locked it when he ran out last night, though it didn't seem like anyone had intruded. Everything was right where he left it, including a mostly full beer on the counter ... right next to his phone. He set down the baseball bat at the door, where it belonged, and walked right past the phone and into the bathroom. It had sat unattended all night, it could sit another 20 minutes while he showered.

He stripped himself down, turned the water up hot, and stepped into one of his favorite places on earth. As the hot water lashed at his skin and sluiced away an amazing cocktail of Lily's fluids, Sam let out a big sigh and let his mind wander.

'You're fucked.' The thought had come from a rapidly shrinking corner of his brain.

"I'm pretty sure I've been the doing the fucking," Sam said with a little grin.

'Cute, but while you've been letting your dick tug you around town, you've brought yourself to the brink of losing everything. You've lost Viv, for sure. She's definitely calling off the wedding. You're probably going to lose your job, too, as you've just used your youngest employee as a pleasure slave for several hours.'

Mental images of Lily writhing in ecstasy filled his brain, and somehow he had enough vim left in him that his manhood twitched and began to stir.

And then he heard a new thought, one from a much different corner in his mind.

'The four best sexual experiences in my life have happened in the last three days. I've actually just been promoted to the Investigative Team, right? I shouldn't ignore my new self-confidence: it seems like I am finally coming into your own, and cutting loose Viv is probably the best thing for me long term. I'm not a doormat. I'm a conqueror.'

Sam weighed that new interjection for a moment in his mind, and then realized he was stroking himself.

He liked that second line of thought much better.

***

Sam dressed and walked out to the kitchen. He dumped out the warm beer, and then took up his phone.

He had several texts waiting for them.

The most recent was a photo from Lily sent several hours ago; it was his cum leaking from her gaping asshole. She's written "Your Fucktoy" to accompany the picture. He grinned - she must have taken it and sent it while he was in her bathroom.

He also had texts from a newly-formed group text. The other two people in the group were Viv and Miranda. Sam's eyebrows shot up. He opened the test string and saw:

Viv: 'Greetings, Sam! First of all I'd like to thank you for sending Viv to my home; I had no idea you were engaged to an art buyer. She's got amazing talent and a very shrewd eye for business. I will certainly make use of her in the coming months.'

Miranda: 'Secondly, I owe you an apology. I told you your pictures with Miranda would remain out of the public eye. I had every intention of keeping that promise, but again, I had no idea that Viv was your fiancΓ©e. Most high-end buyers turn a blind eye to a client's eccentric tastes, and I would have expected the same. Certainly I would not have acquiesced to showing her my most recent photography in the dark room if I had known the trouble that would create.'

Viv: 'As I'm sure you can imagine, Viv was quite upset once she saw them and threw herself into some rather ... irrational ... behavior as a result. Given it was my fault she was in that state, I felt it was my duty as a friend and a gentleman to help her relax. She's made use of many of the amenities I have at my disposal here at my home and is currently sleeping.'

Miranda: 'Miranda's appearance last night was a surprise, and I have to admit didn't really help the situation at first. Viv has quite a mean streak and needed to be restrained to prevent outright violence. After that, I was able to make amends with Miranda in person for the slip up while Viv observed.'

Viv: 'Eventually, with my mediation, the ladies were able to come to an accommodation that was deemed fair for all parties. Viv's first thought was to kill you and Miranda with her bare hands, but that felt a bit extreme. Eventually the three of us found a more moderate and comfortable position for everyone involved, I think. Certainly a more sanguine one, anyway.'

Miranda: 'Anyway, I have the pleasure of having both women as guests of honor at tonight's party, and I insist that you join us. Dress code is relaxed but do come presentable. There will be a lot of important people taking part in tonight's festivities. You really won't want to miss it. It will be great fun.'

Viv: 'See you tonight, the party starts at Sundown. Cheers!'

Sam's hands were shaking so hard by the end of the texts dropped his phone on the counter trying just to put it down. He staggered back until he collided with the kitchen wall, and then slumped to the floor. His vision turned red, and he thought he would pass out.

"What have I done," he thought to himself.

'Exactly what you wanted,' Sam thought. 'And so have they. We've all chosen this path. All you can do is see what happens next.'

He took a few deep breaths, and his vision began to clear. He stood back up, walked over to the counter and read the texts again. Then he went to his bed, got in and fell right asleep.

***

Consciousness slowly flooded back into Sam's mind, and he opened his eyes. He looked at the ceiling for a few moments, and then rolled over to look at the alarm clock. It read 11 a.m. He was already late.

After another minute, he sat up in bed, and then went to the bathroom. He splashed some water on his face, brushed his teeth, and ran a comb through his hair. He considered shaving, but he decided he kind of liked the rakish stubble on his face.

Back in his bedroom, he put on one of the ensembles he bought at the boutique the day before; black jeans and a slim-fitting blue cotton shirt that somehow made him look like an at least occasional gym user. It was definitely missing something.

With a shake of his head and a grin, he looked at himself in the mirror and said, "Outerwear."

Sam fished out the receipt from the store, and sure enough, there was Lauren's number. He called her from the car on his way there.

"I'm ready for phase two of my treatment, nurse," he said when she answered. "I'll be there in 10 minutes."

"I told you never to come here again, you asshole," she said. "I will call the police; you'll ruin my business if let you back in here. I've thought of nothing else since you left yesterday."

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"If you bring me a jacket to the curb, I'll hand you my credit card and pull away," Sam said. "You can hold onto it until we see each other again."

After a few beats, she said: "Fine, give me your jacket measurements, and tell me what you're wearing now."

He told her, adding, "Please make it something stylish, I have a fancy party to attend tonight."

"I only sell things that are stylish, you dumb fuck," she said, and hung up.

Ten minutes later she was at the curb holding a black leather jacket. She held out her hand for his card, which pressed into her palm, leaning across the seat. She let him hold their touch for just a moment, and then pulled away, tucking his card into her back pocket. She pushed the jacket through the open window and ducked her head inside. She handed him a pair of black sunglasses.

"If you're going to do something, do it all the way," she said with a smile.

"Good advice, thank you," he said, smiling back. "On the house?"

"Don't be ridiculous," she said, and turned to go.

"What time do you close tomorrow?" he called after her, and she stopped, looking over her shoulder.

"Six," she said, eyebrow arching slightly.

"I'll pick you up here at 6:05," he told her.

"You're not going to give a girl time to get ready?" she said.

"As far as I can tell, you're always ready," he said, and smiled when saw her eyelashes flutter, betraying the hint of a shiver. She turned and walked away without saying anything. He pulled away from the curb, unfolding the sunglasses with a flick of the wrist and sliding them onto his face.

***

Sam turned a few heads when he walked across the paper's main floor to his desk. It was almost noon, and he was late, but no so late that it should cause a stir. They were looking because he was different, noticeably changed - he thought - for the better. He wanted to break into a big smile but kept it focused inward.

He slid into his desk and got his day started. He sorted through email, answering day-to-day minutiae briskly. As he worked his way through his inbox, he fell into the familiar groove of the job he loved. He picked up some of his old work as Metro Editor and helped pull that section together; he followed up with other reporters working on investigative stories and edited stories as they came in for the weekend's papers.

Around 4 p.m. he saw he had a reply from one of the university professors he'd sent the picture of the book Luc's office. He quickly opened the email and read the response.

-

Mr. Stone,

Is this some sort of prank? Where did you get this picture? I don't appreciate being on the outside of this kind of practical joke or send up. I thought you said this was important?

I will confess it was fun to take this thing apart after my initial shock, I just wish you'd let me in on the joke before I dropped what I was doing - some actual research for my job.

Just in case someone is messing with you too and you believe this to be somehow authentic - and someone clearly put in some effort here to make it seem that way- this is the gist of what's on the page. This is a contract, written in impeccable Late Antiquity church Latin. The signatories are Maxwell Gentry, who I'm sure you realize is one of our local state representatives (and a State alumnus!) and someone named Luc Mane.

That, I can only assume given the rest of the content of the contract, is someone's attempt to cleverly reference the Devil.

Mane is directly from the Latin for 'morning', and Luc is obviously a derivative of lux, or light, together probably trying for "light of the morning." Lucifer, in Roman mythology was "the lightbringer," represented by the planet we now call Venus, which is the third brightest object in the sky behind the sun and the moon, known as "the morning star."

I believe the only actual reference to Lucifer in the Bible is in the text of Isaiah 14 in the Old Testament, where the prophet condemns the conquering king of Babylon (Nebuchadnezzar II, if you care) by comparing his lofty aspirations to that of the Morning Star, Lucifer. Isaiah names those aspirations as: "I will ascend above the tops of the clouds; I will make myself like the Most High."

That verse, over time, became related to the story of the Devil's rebellion against God and his subsequent Fall from Heaven, and eventually the Devil took on the name Lucifer. It occurs to me there's an interesting thought in there somewhere about the fact that Venus, goddess of beauty, romantic love, sex and lust, somehow became tied to the Devil, but I digress.

So as you see, what we have is a contract between State Rep. Gentry and "the Devil." I won't deem to tell you how to your business as a newspaper editor, but I would advise proceeding with caution if you intend to print this.

The terms of the deal are, more or less, are that in exchange for "marshalling the appropriate powers at my disposal to assist the signer below (Gentry) in all matters of conquest - athletic, economic, political, sexual and otherwise - the signer agrees to decimate and cede his vitality and free will to me, and use the spoils of his conquest to assist my future endeavors in a manner agreed upon by both parties." The most interesting part, in my estimation, is the use of the phrase "decimate and cede" here - Gentry has agreed to give Mane one tenth of his "vitality and free will." I suppose he's selling his soul here?

The letter is signed by both parties and dated October 31, 2001 - Halloween! Hahaha.

Finally, and this is obviously far outside my area of expertise, but I noticed while translating that the ink with which this contract is written is somewhat out of the ordinary. Given the content of the contract, I Googled this out of, shall we say morbid, curiosity.

It looks like it was written in fountain pen, but the link is a sort of rusty brown color, consistent with what something might look like if it were written in blood. A nice touch, really.

If you're in on the joke, you got me. If you're NOT in on it, you've got someone playing one on you.

Best of luck (and happy Halloween),

Prof. Clara Amsler,

Department of Antiquity

State University

-

Sam realized his mouth was agape, and snapped his jaw shut with an audible click. He sat back in his chair and took a deep breath.

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"What the actual fuck!?" he said aloud, letting out his held breath in a sigh. He looked around to see if anyone had noticed, but everyone around him was pounding on their keyboards, oblivious.

Quickly he racked his brain to see if it was actually possible that this was an elaborate practical joke. He supposed it was theoretically possible, but ... he'd met Luc himself. He'd been to his mansion. He'd fucked Miranda on Luc's sofa and on a rug in front of the fire. He'd seen - and enjoyed - the changes in Miranda's personality firsthand after her encounters with him. This could not have been just a joke.

In a daze he floated to the men's room and splashed cold water on his face. He looked at himself in the mirror, and barely recognized the person looking back at him.

"Randi's changes in personality?" he muttered to himself. "What about MY changes? Look at what I'm wearing! Think about what I've done over the last week? How I've treated Viv ... Randi ... Lily ... Lauren from the boutique... she is pretty fun. FUCK! Focus, Sam."

'Which version do I like better?' he thought, unbidden.

"It's not that simple," he muttered aloud.

'Sure it is,' his thoughts pushed back. 'Which version of myself do I like better, the sniveling middle manager from a week ago, or the newly-confident and successful Sam?'

"I ... I don't know," he stammered.

'I have to stop lying to myself,' he thought. 'Did I do Viv wrong? Yeah, maybe a little, but she treated me like a serving boy. I'm better as your own man. As soon as I'm able to admit I like this version better, and commit to it, I'll be so much better off.'

"But, Randi ..." Sam began.

'Randi is undergoing the same kind of transformation I am, becoming the version of herself she likes best. She said so herself. She's happier too, and I know it.'

"We're all caught up with a cult of Devil worshippers, and that can't be good for anybody," he told the mirror.

'Let's just keep an open mind on that one, shall we?' came the response.

Sam splashed more water on his face, patted himself down with a towel, and then went back to his desk.

There he found his boss, Marty Barnes, his boss's boss, Richard Quinn, and the HR director, Tabitha Weber waiting for him.

His heart skipped a beat, but Sam put on his biggest brightest smile, and said, "Hi guys, what's up?"

***

The sun was setting as Sam stepped through the front door of the newspaper, a security guard standing at each elbow, carrying a cardboard box with what few personal items he'd had at work. He turned, and looked at each security guard in turn, one elderly and one portly, nodding to them. He'd given both them tickets to local events that Viv got from clients whenever he couldn't use them.

"Darrell, Russ, take care of yourselves," he said to both. "I think I can take it from here."

"Good luck, Sam," Russ said. "Sorry about having to do this."

"Thanks for not making a scene, Sam," Darrell said. "You don't have to tell us anything, obviously, but ... what the hell happened? Didn't you just get promoted?"

Sam gave them a level look, then smiled, and said, "I fucked Miranda Havens two nights ago and took pictures of the whole thing with a company camera."

The two guards' faces blanched, reddened, then they looked at each other and laughed.

"Daaaaamn," Darrell said. "Was it worth it?"

"Probably yes, actually, it was the best sex I've ever had," Sam said, and took a step closer to the two men. "Look, guys, I'm sure rumors are going to fly around here about this, but you both know me. I want you to be sure of one thing: I did not take advantage of her. She wanted it, and in fact she begged for it."

"Uh, wow, OK you got it Sam," Russ said, blushing a little. "What are you going to do now?"

Sam shrugged.

"Probably the same thing that got me fired, but I'll use my own camera this time."

Sam slipped on his new sunglasses, turned and walked down the stairs. He made his way to the car, popped the trunk, threw the box into it haphazardly and slammed the trunk shut. Then he fished his phone out of his pocket and quickly dialed Lily's cell phone.

"Hello sir," she said when she picked up, affecting a little school girl voice. "I'm sorry I didn't make it into work today. I will accept whatever punishment you see fit, so long as you're the one administering it."

"Lily, shut up and listen for a second," Sam said, plugging his free ear to block out the Friday night street noise. "I just got fired and escorted out of work. DO NOT file your story, do you understand me! Do not send that story to the paper."

"Fuck, Sam, I literally just sent it five minutes ago!" she said, getting serious. "What happened?"

"Damnit!" Sam shouted in frustration. He took a deep breath, trying to calm his nerves.

"Apparently Randi called Quinn directly and told him I'd gotten her drunk and taken advantage of her, and I that I used a company camera to take pictures. Quinn and her father were friends or something, and he knows all about Randi's struggle with booze. Doesn't matter because IT found the images cached on the camera's SD card, even though I deleted it all; they had printouts to show me."

"Oh shit, Sam, I'm so sorry," Lily said. "Why would she say that?"

"I don't know, Lily, but I'm going to find out," Sam said. "My guess is that Luc got to her somehow and found out about the stories we were writing about him, and now he's trying to suppress them. Look, you're definitely going to get called into HR first thing Monday. Tell them the truth, okay? Everything you know, and if you think it's best, tell them about how I used my position to take advantage of you last night too, even as you begged me not to."

"Sam, that's not how it went and you know it," Lily said. "I wanted you; I still do."

"I know that, Lily, but you need to read the room on Monday and do whatever is best for you from here on out," Sam said. "If 'victim' is the best role for you to play, you have got to play it. Keep your job, put this all behind you, and maybe down the road you'll be able to revisit the Van Hooten stuff. Keep a secret file and keep building the story."

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