I was not going to post the following story because I think I have contributed enough masochistic fantasies about a dystopian society. But I have written it and somebody might enjoy it even though it covers most of the same themes I have covered before except it is a bit more non-consent and harsh. It was going to be the beginning of a multi-chapter story but I am stalled on adding chapters although it is obvious how chapters could develop. Anyway, if you are not into rape and enslavement fantasies, pass this by. Finally, my apologies to Camus and "La Chute."
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The Fallen - Divorce lawyer gang ravished and enslaved
Prologue
May I, Monsieur, offer my explanation without offending? You think I that I am here because I want to be? You say that from the way I reached a supreme ecstasy while you exuded your seed deep into my womb with my legs wrapped around your back, I must have volunteered to give up my successful law practice to become a full-time wanton in this glorified bordello. You are in error. Even if lust is a sin, I have nothing to be penitent about. I never was allowed a choice.
I believe that I am one of the most exploited woman in the history of earth. You say I look great, not like a victim. Yes, I was not killed or mangled. You cannot see any physical damage.
Rape is different from murder or mayhem. You know the men who took me. They were interested in much more than sex. They wanted an investment property, not a corpse or a catatonic shell of a woman.
Yes, it seems now that I could have gotten out of the city earlier. But you are mistaken that I decided to stay in town because I wanted this. In hindsight I should have left when the first prominent woman was taken, but it was not clear what was happening until months after it was too late to help me.
We all knew that Mayor Murphy was quite corrupt and the town was really run by Jens Kroesek, as brutal and greedy a mobster as there ever was. We knew Governor Smithson was a big supporter or co-conspirator of Kroesek and Murphy. We also knew that the central government had pretty much quit reigning in the states and cities; it was letting local gangsters like Kroesek run major cities with their thugs as long as most of the federal taxes were paid and what was happening was not too obvious. But you cannot flee your hometown and abandon most of your life just because the government has gone bad. And where I could go? Many cities and even rural areas were as bad as our city. So, even if I had been smart enough to leave town at the first sign of what was going to happen, I might have just gotten into another horrible situation or maybe worse.
The legal changes that happened before Jennifer Racey was taken were not an indication. The fact that prostitution had been legalized a year earlier did not indicate anything. I was indifferent to the reform. I could see it either way. The men whose wives I represented had gone to prostitutes but that had not been what wrecked the marriages. I thought it was probably better to have it above board where the women, and some male prostitutes, could be checked out for VD and other problems. The fact that Kroesek immediately opened a huge brothel in what had been one of the fancier hotels downtown was only to be expected. The city cracking down on unlicensed escorts and street walkers had a useful purpose along with protecting Kroesek and the two other large-scale pimps in town from competition.
Monsieur, the city was corrupt but garbage was removed, streets were cleaned, the police enforced most laws, the courts operated reasonably fairly as to anything that did not bother Kroesek and other friends of the mayor and his machine. Nobody knew much about Kroesek's mysterious new partner, Bert Sturmer, "the Thinker." It was rumored that Sturmer was ramping up Kroesek's level of brutality and exploitation. No, it was not until Ms. Racey appeared on a late-night advertisement for Kroesek's "Pleasure Palace" that we had any real hint of what was up or what would be. Also, I did not think it would affect me whatever was going on. There were a whole lot of more famous and attractive women in town than me.
Well, you've bought me for the whole night, you want me to tell the story? I can probably explain it all between our episodes of lovemaking. If you are like most of the men who come here and don't give a damn about how women feel, you will probably get turned on by the story of what happened to me.
Chapter 1 - The City breaks much worse
So yes, Monsieur, eight years ago, I was 31 years old but had a successful solo family law practice. I had graduated from the most prestigious local law school and gone right to work with Tracy Furson, a prominent divorce attorney. She had big billboards on the expressway saying Furson, "represents women, only women, and gets justice done."
You may think divorce law is all about dealing with strong emotions and acting out theatre for judges about how abusive the client's spouse was. It is partly that, but most of what we did was work out property settlements and worry about their tax consequences. The worst cases naturally were the ones involving child custody. Fortunately, there were not many of those. Tracy Furson, though, had made a repetition by handling big messy divorces. I learned from her on a couple of them.
The worst was the Dickerson divorce. After the private investigators testified and both parties spat out all the venom they could, the former Mrs. Dickerson got custody of the two children and $100 million as child support and alimony. She left town immediately after the divorce. I spoke to her for months afterwards long-distance to handle payments and other arrangements. She never said where she had gone. The P.O. Box to which we sent notices was in Finland but that did not prove where she lived.
Tracy made me her partner right after the Dickerson divorce case closed. I had done most of the work on the Dickerson case while she, as the senior partner, got most of the money. Tracy was very happy with me. The firm was Furson & Lightkind for a year before Tracy, rather suddenly, retired in her early 50s. This left me as a solo practitioner with a lot of business at the young age of 29. I kept some of the billboards but replaced Tracy's picture on the billboard with one of me looking as professional and as fierce as possible. I deleted the line about representing "only women."
Obviously, in a city of about 4 million, there are many competing divorce attorneys. Despite my relative lack of experience, I was able to obtain much high-paying business. I hired a young associate, Donna Gutleib. I had kept the firm office assistant Tracy had , Cathy O'Malley, who was somewhere in her late thirties when Sturmer, "the Thinker," started thinking and things in town completely went off the rails.
While part of me still hates emphasizing how women look, it is relevant that Cathy was a busty and physically attractive but frumpy pious wife of a fireman. The children they had had before they were 20 were now quite grown.
Donna really was a sexy young thing with a hourglass figure, dark hair, dark brown eyes, and a beauty mark that seemed to have been placed to give her a particularly seductive face.
Even with Donna's help, I was working 60 hours a week or more. I was no virgin in any way but I did not have any relationship with anything but my vibrating dildos and fantasies about Rick Kempsworth and a few other stud actors and athletes. Dealing with divorce all the time, I was not really interested in a relationship. I did not hate men. Also, contrary to Tracy's practice, I even took a few cases representing the man, but I just did not have time to look for Mr. Right in a city in which I knew there were so many Mr. Wrongs.
Although I had been thought really hot in high school and college, I'd let my appearance go a bit. I was still blond although that was starting to change. I was 5 feet 8 with blue eyes. I still had the large breasts, of course. As you can still see even now, my breasts don't sag much. But I was maybe 10 pounds overweight, wore little make up, and dressed to be taken seriously as a lawyer, not as a sex partner. I did not think I was in the same league as the famous former Brazilian swimsuit model, Jennifer Racey, or newscaster Steffy Jacobstoner.