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The Beast's Virgin Offering: The Dark Forest of Forced Seduction Copyright (c) 2012 by Bree Bellucci
This book is a work of fiction and any resemblance to persons, living or dead, or places, events or locales is purely coincidental. The characters are productions of the author's imagination and used fictitiously.
Adult Reading Material The material in this document contains explicit sexual content that is intended for mature audiences only and is inappropriate for readers under 18 years of age.
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THE BEAST'S VIRGIN OFFERING: The Dark Forest of Forced Seduction
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The last several days in the city seemed to drag out as Cassey waited for her last final exam to be graded by her history professor. She secretly wondered if he was as burned out with teaching the dry economic disaster following World War II as she was reading about it. It was finished now, she could move on and that was exactly what she had made plans to do. She had booked a flight for the next morning. After takeoff it would only be ten hours before she would land in Germany.
She had dreamt of making this trip for so long that it hardly seemed real now, she still couldn't believe that she had a physical ticket in her backpack with her name on it and a passport to match. When she entered college her parents had given her a promise that when she completed her undergraduate degree they would finance a two week sabbatical for her to Europe. Nothing on a grand scale but everything she needed to enjoy three months abroad with minimal suffering. Now it was here; the time for her adventure had finally arrived.
Originally, Cassey planned to ask a friend to join her on the journey but as life would have it she found herself so overwhelmed in studies and papers that she hadn't taken much time for making friends. Her focus had been on making the grades, taking on a full course load and more when allowed, and getting out of school as quickly as humanly possible with grades that would guarantee her admittance into a decent grad school. In the end she finally had to decide that she would need to embark on this trip alone. She didn't really mind the idea of leaving the country on her own. She kind of liked her independence and felt very comfortable with herself. Having been an only child she learned early in her twenty-two years of existence how to entertain herself and to be content with reading books and self-improvement.
Cassey was always a day dreamer, even as a little girl she often wished she would someday be the captured princess of some wicked king or queen in a foreign land and had some equally dashing, handsome prince come to rescue her and carry her away... after, of course, slaying about ten dragons, and fifty vulgar, nasty, giant knights determined to have their way with her before returning her to the dark dreary dungeon in which she had languished as a captive. She grinned slightly thinking that in about a week she would visit real castles with real dungeons.
She could barely contain herself and wished that she had made the reservation for today instead of tomorrow. She began to walk to her dorm. Final packing was necessary, moving the last of her things to storage, a final drink with Reed tonight and everything would be finished here. She would say goodbye forever to this University because grad school was at least a year away in the future and it would not be completed here.
She snapped out of her little daydream at the thought of Reed. She had met him at a cafΓ© one night just off campus. It was one of those artsy types of establishments where everyone goes and feels maybe a little more cultured or intelligent than they really are. They had an open mic night on this particular evening and Cassey wanted to go and hear some of the tales being spun. The theme for the evening was Medieval Times. It had always been a fascination of hers, the knights and spells, the mysteries that were full of fairies and evil lurking monsters.
When she arrived, the small cafΓ© was almost completely filled. She glanced around to see if she could find anyone at all that she might recognize from a class or the dorm but no one caught her attention. Next scan was to see if there were any half filled tables with friendly looking students that might invite her to sit with them if she approached and asked. She wanted to make sure that anyone she sat with would not want to chit chat all through the performances. That would completely aggravate and frustrate her.
As she glanced around she noticed one guy sitting at a table alone with two empty chairs. He looked harmless enough. He was kind of tall, dark hair, well dressed in khakis and a polo shirt, nice loafers with no socks, which was indicative of the style of those times. She made a decision to take a chance because she knew those chairs could disappear as quickly as they had appeared and it was the only real possibility she had scoped out during her quick scan.
As she approached him he must have noticed her from the corner of his eye because he looked at her, smiled and waved a hand for her to come over and sit. She felt relieved; she had not even had to speak to him at this point. She smiled back as he stood and pulled the chair back for her, helping to push it back in again once she was seated. She whispered a polite thank you. He just nodded with a smile and they both turned their attention to the stage.
Reed walked her back to the dorm that night and they stood awkwardly at the entrance to the building and made some very light small talk until she finally said she had better go in. He quickly found a bit of courage and asked her if he could see her again. God he was so cute that night. They made arrangements to attend another session at the cafΓ© over the weekend ahead of them.
Cassey was relieved for him to go that night, but kind of excited that she would see him again. She wasn't sure what they might have in common other than an interest in medieval literature but she knew he was a soft spoken, polite gentleman. These things grabbed her attention enough to make her want to spend some more time with him.
Now, three years later, she had said painful goodbyes to him and promised to email sometimes, then felt the sting of guilt as she saw a tear slide down his cheek. She was glad she had made the decision not to invite him to go to Germany with her. It had been a difficult decision to make. While they had not become attached in a way that either thought of it as an engagement of any sort, they had become inseparable friends.