This flows directly from Part 01.
Parts 1, 2 and 3 are a series of sequential chapters each covering roughly one day (Friday, Saturday and Sunday). Parts 4 and beyond will encompass several days each.
This is a series, sex may develop slowly. A different piece of sex/BDSM equipment/furniture/machinery is used in each of the first three parts.
Part 1 - Chapter 1 details who died when these two met.
Part 2: Chapter 8 has more sex. Chapter 10 has anal sex on the second equipment: X-Cross.
Part 3: Chapter 13 has the third equipment. Chapters 14, 16 and 17 have sex.
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Chapter 7. Friday Night Law
Besides being in the family business of a criminal gang banger and the regional prince for my Grandfather the drug lord, my late night job is as a lawyer.
(You are probably asking yourself which is a lower form of scum. It is okay, I am not offended. I ask myself the same question as I look at the sub-creatures who surround my life.)
I am not your usual lawyer, I do not take depositions, talk to lying clients, or put on a show in court. I went from Law School to clerking (two judges) and then directly to this high-priced law firm you never heard of. It is a law firm that mostly writes opinions for other lawyers, judges, corporations and insurance companies. Very expensive bulletproof opinions that will stand every appeal because we are very smart people who write them that way, without the distractions of dealing with clients and the court system. We can and do argue both sides of each issue without bias, then we explain who will win. Consider, for example, many large lawsuits are about damages, and insurance companies as well as their clients need an expert opinion to keep their biased internal risk management departments on track.
A serious advantage of this job is that, since we don't deal with people, we can work on our own schedules. I can work, say, all night Friday - which is what I was going to do now.
A disadvantage of the job is that, because our work is so confidential, it must be done at our office where the work computers are all on a private air-gapped internal network. We also have resource computers that are on the web, but they are pretty much read-only so nothing original goes on them.
You might wonder why I have two jobs. Call it an excess of greed coupled with opportunity. The drug business profits depend on what volume for what drugs, and sometimes we were at the low end of both scales. I find I am allergic to the low ends. Also, you deal with folks who are likely to turn violent at any time. Honestly, I would be out of that business entirely, except my Grandfather needs his prince.
The law firm does pay well, and there was no seasonal effect plus there are VERY nice fringe benefits. But I actually viewed it as a long-con. I intended to make partner, worm my way into operations, and then discover more than $50 million in partner's equity had precipitously and inexplicably disappeared. I intend to retire rich and young.
Lawyers fight all the time among themselves about money, but once they have spent all they have time to spend (time is the limitation) they let the rest sit in the firm to earn more. (It is called "Return on Equity Invested" and rates are very attractive, plus it looks good to the other partners.) My current thoughts regarding blame for the coming massive loss are Bitcoins or "those damn Israeli/Russian/Chinese/Korean hackers," but I figured I had 5 to 10 years to work it out. Maybe less if Abril (my date for Saturday night) stayed on top of her game.
The good news is that if I pull this off the lawyers will never report it, since even a rumor of a loss would kill a firm. Not to mention what any associated data loss would do. Even if it did get reported (an excellent extortion angle) during the firm's death throes and beyond they could not let law enforcement crawl through their records investigating. Every lawyer needs trust from their clients and the judge won't let a lawyer opt out of attorney-client privilege just because some Bitcoins that were never really there suddenly went missing.
As I drove my Marauder to the office I realized I was feeling strange and uniquely unfulfilled after my time with Gracie. It was a feeling I had not known before, and it took some time to work it out. I had used girls in bags before, for business and pleasure, but I never cared a bit about any of them. Gracie was different. It was not just her body, which was incomparable, that had be thinking strange unfamiliar thoughts. It was her personality, her pluck, confidence and sense of fun in a situation that was hard to imagine. I almost felt something for her. That was new to me.
As I thought more about Gracie I realized that my primary issue was 1) that I had not kissed her, 2) that I really wanted to kiss her, plus 3) I am really not very good at not getting what I want. (Is this childish? Guilty as charged.)
What was up with that? I mean, she was completely under my control, I had taken her in bondage on a sincere torture rack for goodness sake. But I could not do the one thing that I realized I wanted to do!
I would have to work on that.
As usual, I made two stops (Batcave then lawyer house) and switched cars (Crown Vic to the Batcave, C-1500 to Casa Grey. Then I took the Marauder to work. I never go from either home to the Fort, and I try to always switch vehicles; this is LA and your wheels always get noticed.) I transformed from Paulo Zero, 49 ganger and drug importer into Erik Grey, esq. of Huttle, Shunt, Barnes and Associates. Since it was a Friday night (well, really early Saturday morning) I wanted to get at least 6 hours in my office.
On the way to the Casa I made a quick stop at an all-night hardware store where I got the things I needed if I was going to let Gracie go Tuesday. Things could still go the other way, but I wanted the option ready. I had never let somebody go before so I needed some things.
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Chapter 8. Office Girls
As I worked in my office drafting a long and very boring memo on a multi-state water rights case, the intense memories of the evenings activities with Gracie were distracting my focus. Plus I was still unfulfilled. So after an hour of torturous self-control I gave in to my unmet needs and called an Office Support Girl into my office for "service with her smile."
It is a fact that guys spend far too much time chasing pussy. In the City of Angels that includes to many married men. Pussy is worse than drugs, it is expensive, time-consuming, and dangerous, especially for lawyers. (Time is money and billable hours rule our life, so time spent chasing pussy - by guys who think they are too smart so they take shortcuts and make mistakes - costs way too much.) Stupid mistakes can wipe out a career-driven A-type who the firm has invested a fortune in. Suddenly these guys always discover they have a need to fill but they lack the disposition (usually openness and a sense of priority are the things women need) to fill it. Divorce happens and it is bad. Always bad. Lawyers become beach bums because starting over is too much to face without the smiling ego-support system waiting at home each night. The firm's investment evaporates so I can't steal it. Do you see how this is bad for me?
Our firm handles the problem in-house, with full time professionals on staff 24-7. We don't use therapists, they take too much time and never work on lying, slimy lawyers anyways. For a quick cure we use professional girls who make quick visits to our offices where they get naked to relieve and dissipate that dangerous "need pussy" pressure. These angels are dual-purpose, they replace both pussy-chasing and the traditional coffee break/water cooler/football pool/gossip session that eats into workplace productivity.
Look, Google lets employees their play pool, slide on giant slides like kids, be like fools in a ball pit and eat professionally prepared meals any time night or day; it is all a fringe benefit. We consider our fringe benefits more desirable and much cheaper in the long run. Plus it builds loyalty to the firm at the "cock" level where every man with balls really lives.
Of course, this type of thing only works at a certain type of firm, one suffering an acute lack of political correctness. Lawyers are good for that.