Authors Note: This continues the story that I teased at the end of the original "Slave Camp: Drunk Slave Buyer". I actually did have some thoughts about how this story would work when I wrote the teaser, but it has taken longer than expected to finally write it.
It may not work, but I decided to write this in first person from the perspective of Fred--the main character from the original story. I just wanted to try it that way as an experiment. Obviously, if it is a failure, I am sure that some of you will let me know.
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Recap of the original story
Fred Jones was a lonely middle-aged guy at 42. Average in looks. Maybe a little overweight. He was always unlucky in love, so never found that woman to share his life with.
One night, celebrating with co-workers George and Jim after winning a little money in the lottery, they drunkenly stumbled into a private slave sale, and Fred bought the slave Cheryl. To make this recap short, Fred met Cheryl's mother and sons, Tom and Robert. He also briefly got Tom and Robert in touch with their father, who was also a slave. Sadly, their father passed shortly after they got together.
Cherly ended up being that woman that Fred had always been looking for. Once Cheryl was eligible for early manumission release from being a slave, they got married.
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How we left off from the original story.
I, Fred, would like to say that life after that was boring, but there was some excitement. So, a few weeks after the wedding, Jim, George, and I went out for drinks to celebrate. Not just for my newly wedded status, but also for the finalization of George's contested divorce. The usual thing, she cheated but was still in love with him, so fought the divorce tooth and nail hoping that he would change his mind.
We were at the same bar and coincidentally there was another slave market that night. The short story is that George bought a slave and 14 months later he was remarrying his ex-wife......but that is a story for another day.
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Slave Camp: Drunk Slave Buyer 2: George
Cheryl and I are sitting in the hospital surgical waiting room, waiting to find out the results of George's surgery. We were doubtful that he was going to pull through. After I received that desperate phone call from him, Cheryl called 911 while I tried to keep him talking. Eventually, emergency services got to him, and here we are now.
Cheryl and I were reflecting on the events over these last months that got George and us here. I knew that Jim and his wife Susan were on their way when George's ex-wife Janice showed up.
I looked over at Cheryl.
Cheryl said, "Fred, I know you don't like Janice, but I thought she deserved to know."
After I bought Cheryl, it became obvious that we were becoming more than just a slave/owner relationship. Cheryl and I, George and Janice, and Jim and Susan became inseparable, with Cheryl and Janice and Susan becoming best friends. We were of different ages, but that didn't matter. Cheryl and I are in our forties. Jim and Susan, with two kids in their thirties, and George and Janice, just married a few years, in their late twenties.
When Janice cheated on George at the business conference, there was a split, and Cheryl and Susan came to Janice's defense while Jim and I rallied behind George. Janice claims that she didn't even remember that night, but it didn't matter to George. It is the only thing that Cheryl and I fight about--her continued support of Janice. We came to an agreement that although Susan and she still connected with Janice, Janice would never be in contact with us husbands.
Janice fought the divorce tooth and nail and still professed her love for George. George, however, needed to move on, and Janice, at Susan and Cheryl's urging, finally relented. Besides the division of assets, she insisted on no alimony even though she had quit her job. She couldn't work at the same company as the asshole she slept with.
I glanced at Cheryl angrily, but knowing that making a scene here at the hospital wasn't sensible, I turned my back on both of them. George was my concern.
Jim and Susan showed up. Jim saw Janice and looked at me. I just rolled my eyes and shrugged. Susan went over with Cheryl and Janice while Jim sat by me.
He asked, "Any news?"
I shook my head, "They said it was going to be a long surgery. He has a lot of stab wounds."
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Four months earlier, George, Jim, and I had been at the same bar we always went to. The one we also went to for our lottery-winning celebration. It was again a Friday night, and we were drinking both to my marriage to Cheryl and to George's divorce being finalized.
We again had too much to drink. We had noticed the slave sale on the way in and joked about finding one for George. Later in the evening, George, in his drunken state, started to obsess over the idea. After all, it worked out for Cheryl and me.
Jim and I were not as far gone as George, but he still was able to drag us to that damn sale. Like three years earlier, the pickings were pretty slim, but there was this one really good-looking girl.
George started talking to the owner. The warning signs were all there, but we were too drunk to see them.
First, the owner had a black eye and a broken arm. He said that he fell down some stairs, but in hindsight, I wasn't too sure about that.
The slave's name was Crystal, and unlike Cheryl, who looked scared at the sale, she had a grin on her face. That should have been the next warning sign. She was a blonde, 27, about 5'9", nice figure with C-cup tits. George couldn't keep his hands off of them.
The next warning sign was that she was still here, on a 20-year sentence and only $30,000. Why hadn't someone picked her up already? Sober buyers had passed on her, even though she looked like the perfect package.
The owner said, "The original price was $60,000, but I'll let you have her for $30,000."
George, while still drunk, was still a sales guy and managed to talk him down to $25,000. Similar to three years ago, we tried to talk him out of it. In the divorce, he and Janice split the $200,000 they had saved for a house and to start a family, so he had $85,000, after he paid his divorce lawyer, burning a hole in his pocket.
He fought us, pushed us away, and closed the deal.
Once his slave owner license was confirmed, Crystal was his, and we escorted both of them to his apartment in a taxi. It didn't bother her one bit that she was naked. In the taxi, she was all over George. Kissing him, hugging him, and rubbing his crotch.
It didn't dawn on me until it was too late that we had not even asked what crime she had committed.
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I texted him on Saturday to see how things were. Several hours later, he sent back a smiley face emoji followed by a thumbs up and an eggplant. I chuckled that I guess that meant that he was having a good time.
Cheryl was pissed that we let him buy a slave.
She said, "How could you? He just got divorced."
She wasn't necessarily thinking about Janice but more about how this was a knee-jerk reaction after the divorce, and he should have had some distance before deciding that.
I responded, "Well, it worked out OK for me?" She still looked pissed, but after I kissed her and grabbed her ass, I got her in a better mind by dragging her to the bedroom and using my tongue and my cock to remind her how well it turned out for us.
On Monday, George dragged Jim and me out for lunch. He was beside himself with excitement.
He started, "Guys, this woman, there are no limits on what she will do. I used every inch of her, over and over. She has the highest sex drive I have ever experienced. I think we fucked more this weekend than Janice and I did on our entire honeymoon."
He kept going on. Jim and I didn't really need to know every position they tried, but we had to laugh at George's enthusiasm.
They did go out and got her some clothes. He evidently spent $3000 at a sex shop on toys and lingerie.
Every day for the next month, we got a summary of George and Crystal's antics.
We went out for dinner with the two of them several times. Cheryl instantly disliked Crystal but remained polite. I wasn't sure if it was because she just didn't like Crystal or because Crystal was Janice's replacement. I wasn't going to pick at that wound.
Crystal seemed pleasant enough when we got together, but occasionally, I would catch a look on her face when she looked at George, which worried me.
I mentioned it to George, but he laughed it off.
Then, the first sign of things to come happened. George took off his jacket at lunch, and there were blood stains on the back of his shirt. He said that she sometimes got carried away and scratched him when they fucked.
A month later, he showed up to work with a black eye. He said that they were fucking on the dining room table when she accidentally elbowed him in the eye.
Two weeks later, it was the other eye.
A few weeks later, he was off work with food poisoning. He was hospitalized for three days.
I did get some enjoyment out of that. Crystal stayed with us while George was in hospital. Crystal's usual dress was thong panties and a thin half T-shirt. I commented to Cheryl about a threesome. After Crystal left, I was told to sleep in the 2nd bedroom for a week. It was worth it after Cheryl's constant irritation with her continued friendship with Janice.
While Crystal was staying with us, Cheryl asked, "What crime did Crystal do?"
I confessed that I didn't know. I, of course, got screamed at by Cheryl. She was right. Who could you buy a slave without knowing the crime? Well, a bunch of drunk guys.
I asked George on a visit to the hospital, and he said that she killed her abusive boyfriend. I contacted the slave agent who helped me track down Cheryl's ex-husband to see if he could get me more information. He said he would get back to me.
Two days before we all found ourselves in the surgery waiting room, I found out. She didn't have an abusive boyfriend. She was an abusive girlfriend. Crystal killed her boyfriend, stabbing him 43 times.
I called George and tried to warn him. He just said that we shouldn't worry. He knew already. She isn't like that anymore.
The next evening was a different story. It was George on the phone. I thought it was odd. He was calling on his apartment landline and not on his mobile.
I answered and asked, "George, what's up?"
All I could hear was screaming and George rasping, "You have to help me; she has gone nuts. She stabbed me."
I quickly got Cheryl's attention, "Call 911. George has been stabbed."
While Cheryl dialed, I asked, "Where are you?"
He said, "I locked myself in the bathroom. I have a phone in here. I need help. She got my mobile, so I can't zap her."
I glanced at Cheryl. She said, "The cops are on their way."
I said to George, "The police are on their way. What is she doing? Are you OK?"