Authors note: inspired by Karen Kay's stories. Lots of interracial cuckoldry, submission, and humiliation for both husband and wife here. On the other hand, there will be nothing gay, no chastity belts, or "cleanup duties." Spare yourself if you are not into that sort of thing.
The story takes place in 2020, soon after a financial crisis begin a lengthy recession in America, and as the Central African Empire, a loose alliance of warlords which formed in 2015, has taken control of most of the African oil fields.
Cast of characters:
Dana and Elizabeth were best friends in law school. They moved to different cities after graduation and soon lost touch. Three years later, they agree to have dinner after finding themselves living in the same city.
Both women are blond. Dana stands tall at six feet but is relatively flat chested, which her husband Jon doesn't mind; she works out every day and her body is chiseled and athletic. Elizabeth has a more traditional hourglass figure, and has large and firm C-cup breasts; most men who have known her have fantasized about holding them at some point.
Dinner is at a multimillion dollar mansion owned by Elizabeth and her husband Stephen. Jon and Dana's curiosity is piqued: the two of them work long hours in the hopes of being made partners someday and live far more modestly. They ask Stephen and Elizabeth how they came to make so much money so quickly.
ELIZABETH: Do you mind we tell them, dear?
Elizabeth and Stephen exchange glances. Stephen shrugs.
STEPHEN: We might as well.
ELIZABETH: I earned twenty million dollars by being a prostitute for a year.
DANA: A prostitute?!
JON: Twenty million dollars? How in the world did you earn so much?
STEPHEN: Liz spent a year at an upscale resort in the Central African Empire. We were paid twenty million dollars for a year of her services there.
JON: Isn't the CAE one of the poorest countries in the world?
ELIZABETH: Sure, the common people are poor. But with the abundant diamonds and the oil, the leaders of the country are the richest people in the world.
DANA: Upscale resort....I think I remember reading about a sex resort in the papers that has generated a lot of controversy.
ELIZABETH: Most likely it is the same one - the "White Slaves" resort. A popular destination for rich men from all over Africa.
DANA: And you...?
ELIZABETH: I did whatever the clients asked of me.
DANA: Anything?
ELIZABETH: Well, almost. There were some ground rules. I had sex with any client who demanded it. But there were a range of things the clients were not allowed to ask for.
DANA: Weren't you afraid about diseases?
STEPHEN: No. Every man has to go through extensive medical testing before being allowed to be a client of this resort.
DANA: No, really, you had sex with hundreds of men? God, are you okay?
ELIZABETH: Come on Dana, don't be a prude. It wasn't as difficult as you believe it to be. Is it all that different from any other job?
DANA: I don't know...
ELIZABETH: I don't regret it for a moment. Sure, it was a challenge, but now the two of us have got enough money to live luxuriously for the rest of our lives.
JON: And they really paid you all the money they promised?
ELIZABETH: They did. They realize its important to be faithful to their contracts if they want to recruit women for this resort.
STEPHEN: In fact, they deposit the money at a Swiss bank account at the beginning of the year. You sign a separate contract with the bank, which agrees to turn the money over to you within a year.
DANA: And Stephen, you had no objections to this?
STEPHEN: It wasn't ideal, to put it mildly. But given how much money we were going to earn, I agreed.
JON: How did you even arrange this?
STEPHEN: I found out about it from Ngobo, an African a client of the law firm where both of us used to work. He was a spoiled young brat who thought he was better than everyone else in sight. He had come in to the firm to sign some papers for a case his father - who owns a bunch of mines somewhere in east Africa - and he had somehow found out that both me and Elizabeth were getting laid off. I think one of the senior partners had mentioned to him that the firm was laying off all of its junior lawyers.
ELIZABETH: That was at the beginning of the current recession. With the mountain of law debt we had both accumulated, unemployment was a scary prospect.
STEPHEN: As he was leaving, he remarked that my wife was quite beautiful. I was put off by the remark, but I thanked him curtly. He pulled out a brochure out of his bag and gave it to me. "Consider this," he said, "I've been in this place and many of the women there are not nearly so beautiful as your wife." Before I could look at the brochure, he turned and left.
STEPHEN: His remarks did not make sense to me until I read over the brochure later in my office. At first I was angry, but there was nothing I could do: I certainly couldn't complain to the firm that was laying me off about one of its biggest clients. Not if I wanted a good recommendation from them.
ELIZABETH: And I think you were a little excited at the idea, weren't you honey?
(Stephen blushes)
STEPHEN: I hope the two of you don't mind frank talk about sex. There is no other way to tell this story.