Abner Greevey was a fifty-three year old widower who had given up on his life and situation when he got an offer that he could just not refuse.
Abner owned almost thirty thousand acres of land that had been handed down through the generations and sat right on the Mexico border in southwest Texas. They had farmed onions and sorghum on much of the land along with some cattle for more than a hundred years. Unfortunately the breakdown of the border and the resulting lawlessness that thousands of illegals and drug smugglers brought to the area made it impossible for him to farm any longer and threatened his very life.
Periodically the Texas Rangers, Border patrol, ICE agents and DEA officials came by to check on him but they came so infrequently that the entire effort was a complete waste of time and money. His land was a virtual battlefield not between US authorities and the invaders but between rival gangs and coyotes who smuggled the illegals.
One day when he was at the very end of his rope with little cash to pay for his basic needs and the taxes that were quickly coming due there was a knock at the door and he opened it to find three very rough looking armed Mexicans on his front porch. They did not wait for him to invite them in but pushed past him right into his living room. Abner was six foot and weighted around two hundred hard pounds from his many hours working the farm but he was no match for the three hombres that barged in.
One fellow, who was the obvious leader and whom he came to know as Fernando, sat down on his couch and motioned for Abner to take a seat while the two other men, his bodyguards, warily took up positions on either side of the room.
Abner spoke fluent Spanish so he was able to communicate with the men easily. Fernando explained that they were going to be taking over his spread and that was going to be a good thing for Abner. They liked the layout as he had three sturdy barns spread out across on the property that they could use, for their own purposes. They knew that Abner was in financial trouble and they offered him a sizeable off the books monthly payment for simply looking the other way and misleading any US authorities that came nosing around. Additionally they told him he could have the pick of the litter any time that he had a mind to do so.
Abner had had no idea what they were talking about until Fernando explained to him that it was common course for the coyotes and smugglers to fuck many of the women that they brought across the border. The husbands and fathers that accompanied them were helpless to stop the rapes and it had become a widespread fringe benefit for the men who lived a dangerous life. It was a fringe benefit that was to be his too to enjoy.
They told him that they would be using the barns as stopping off and marshaling centers and they would let him know when they were at the barn that was nearest his home and he would be welcome to come over and select a woman to bring back to his home for his unrestrained enjoyment. The men had all laughed at that and Abner had been mortified. He was really in no position to refuse the men on many different levels and agreed to their deal but making a private decision never to avail himself of the second side of the offer. They left a manila envelope on his coffee table with the first month's payment and left.