(
Author's Note:
This is written in a back-and-forth format, because it is a novelized retelling of me and a partner's roleplaying logs. This one begins with me, and then every other paragraph from there belongs to my partner (I will denote them with lines for simplicity's sake). This RP uses original characters for the billionaire genius playboy biochemist,
Cavreal Madsalson
(played by my partner) and the beautiful teenage academy student,
Karina Sukunai
(played by me). This novelization was done with the full and explicit permission of my partner.
This is the first part of a multi-work series, but because I only have this first volume done and edited, I'm just marking it as Mind Control for now. Once I finish up the others, I'll likely mark each under their own category. If you like, expect at least 3 more entries after this! ^_^)
~ Setokaiva
(Karina Sukunai) & Cavreal Madsalson
(P.S: These profiles are on F-list)
Edited by
PatrickArmagh
(Literotica Volunteer Editor)
*
Karina glanced down at her watch for the second time in the last minute. She was late.
Again.
Well, not 'again' as in for this particular meeting, but... still! If only she'd thought to move her alarm away from the bed, she'd have had to get up to turn it off, and that could have made all the difference! She'd just barely managed to catch the morning bus out of town, to get off at the lightly rolling hills where the person she was visiting made his home.
The girl shifted her purse a little tighter onto her shoulder, and quickened her brisk walk into a jog. The unmistakable brick and hardwood facade of her target house loomed not far away, though she still wished she could... well,
wish
herself there a little faster. Her long, blonde hair was still down, flopping against her back in the breeze. She hadn't even had time to put her hairpin on. And her blouse and skirt were a little mussed, too, leaving subtle hints of her slender curves showing where the fabric creased up around her waist.
She paid it all no mind. She had to reach this man and get the--
talk about,
yes, talk about the books, she corrected herself.
The books in question were Karina's entire reason for coming. Her academy had just recently been approached by a very wealthy benefactor, one Cavreal Madsalson, a wealthy collector of some local stature. And he had made an offer. An offer of several valuable, first-edition volumes, to be donated to the academy library -- of which she, the simple, middle-class teenage girl, Karina Sukunai, was a leading custodian. Which left her playing fetch-and-carry, in the most rich and opulent sector of her own hometown.
She turned onto the driveway, then slowed down to a walk, both because she didn't want to appear too eager or impolite to her host, and because she was stopped outright by a metal fence dead ahead. Karina shifted her gaze side to side, marveling between her heavy breaths at the
size
of Mr. Madsalson's estate. She couldn't say it took up the block, because there
was
no block, just houses and manors lining the street and following it wherever it curved. This one in particular was surrounded by a low brick wall running the length of the whole property, capped with wrought iron spokes that lent the perimeter a certain raw majesty.
Beyond the well-to-do architecture, she could also see the beginnings of a very modern home, too; there was at least one security camera in plain view tucked into a corner of the portal leading through the wall, watching the main entrance unblinkingly. She was being watched. The thought made her gulp, but more to swallow her own nervousness and press on. Karina stepped up to the gate, and, finding an intercom system hanging on one of the side posts, gave the button a light push.
----------
She'd seen him watching, and he'd seen her coming.
Cavreal sat relaxed in his chair, appraising the approaching icon of slender beauty through a viewscreen in his reading room. His twin blue eyes barely blinked, and he hardly smiled; but it took only a moment to realize that his fingers were drumming impatiently against the side of his desk. Just seeing the girl had been enough to shake him out of the daze of boredom that he had settled into.
It was enough to actually get a dry huff out of him; despite the long weeks he'd spent devising his latest little 'game', and the rules and technical capacity to fulfill it, he still lacked the appropriate players to bring it all together. This girl had no way of knowing, but she was to be just that very catalyst.