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{ASSM}"Alphabet Game: Royalty"{Dancer}(MF)
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are fictional characters existing in a fantasy world where
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happen. You don't live in such a world, so "let's be
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Editor's Note: Here it is - part eighteen of Dancer's
'Alphabet Game'; twenty-six hot, little vignettes she
whipped out in something like a week or two - Lord Malinov
eat your heart out with that semi-annual 'story-a-day' run
I remember *way* back in the 20th century! ;) (Is he still
around?)
And relax - these stories are all self-contained - you
don't HAVE to read them in order, or read any of the ones
that might squick you...
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The Alphabet Game (18/26)
Royalty
Copyright Dancer 2001
Dru rounded the brick building and raced down the alley.
She had to get over the chain-linked fence or they would
have her. She scrambled up the fence and threw a leg over
the top when they struck. "NOOOO!" Dru screamed as she felt
a hand circle her ankle, then drag her to the concrete. Her
brother's men, five in all, stood above her as she lay on
the pavement crying. "I can't marry him! He's my brother!"
SMACK! Runt Caltrone slapped her viscously across the face.
"Shuddap, bitch," Runt growled. The other heavies hoisted
her struggling form and carried her bodily out of the
alley. She squirmed and yelled for help at the people
gaping at them but no one came to her rescue. Nobody wanted
to be on the bad side of Rick Cunningham unless they wanted
to get a pair of cement shoes.
Dru looked up at Al Falchez. "Al, you know this is wrong!
Help me, please!"
"I'm real sorry, Dru, but I gotta think of Darla and the
kids," Al rumbled. She shut her eyes, understanding his
concern for his family.
"Hey, what are guys doing?"
Runt drew his gun and fired at the stranger. "Keep your
nose outta this." Dru kicked at her captors and jerked at
Al's strong grip. Al stared at her, then let her go. She
dodged between parked cars toward the stranger and dove
through the open window of his car.
"Drive! Drive!" she screamed at the man. He put the pedal
to the metal and burned rubber all the way down Lexington
Boulevarde.
"Lady, what the fuck?"
"Those men were kidnapping me so my brother could get his
slimy hands on the Royal Jewels."
"You got that backwards, right?"
"No," Dru explained. "I'm Princess Drucilla, heir to the
throne of Kriegstan. Rick Cunningham is my father's by-
blow. When I marry, my husband gains the secret of
unlocking the Royal Jewels."
"Sure, Princess, and I'm Prince Charming."
"If my memory of American cars is accurate, this -is- a
white Dodge Charger."
"Touche," he murmured. "Where to?"
"The courthouse. We're late for a wedding."
Her words cut through his thoughts. "No way, lady. Uh-un.
I'm not going to marry you."
"Then I'll just get out now." She reached for the door
handle.
"NO!" He wrenched her hand away. "Jesus Christ! We're doing
fifty clicks! Are you nuts?!"
"I can give you money, jewels, whatever you wish if you'll
wed me today."
"Whatever I wish, huh?" Dru nodded. "Craziness must be
catching. I'll do it. My wish is to not have to put the
toilet seat down when I'm done taking a leak, savvy?"
"Savvy." He drove to the courthouse where they were wed in
a quick civil ceremony. The newlyweds exited the public
building and headed over to the nearest motel for their
honeymoon. He swept Dru off her feet and carried her over
the threshold of the bridal suite. "So, how does it feel to
be Prince Ted, Royal Consort?"
Ted shrugged. "Eh, it's not as bad a King Ralph. I can make
the transition." A group of eight women entered the room.
"Who are they?"
"They're my ladies-in-waiting, here to confirm the
consummation of the marriage." Dru touched her husband's
arm. "It's the only time, I swear. They need to see the
stain of my virginity on the sheets." She removed her
clothes and lay back onto the bed, waiting. Ted shook his
head in disbelief and undressed as well, then climbed
between his wife's thighs. He took her quickly, withdrew
and wiped Dru and himself clean.
"There's the stain. Now get out." The ladies twittered as,
one-by-one, each viewed the small, pink smear, then quit
the room. As the door closed behind the last lady, Ted
lowered his mouth to Dru's mons and licked his tongue along
her swollen labia.
"I was afraid you would do nothing more," Dru whispered.
"Sorry, sweetie, but I hate performing before an audience."
He eased her lips apart and lapped circles around the
nubbin at their apex. "This little pearl is the only jewel
I need right now." Ted tongued her slick channel and rubbed
the tip of his nose against her clit, feeling her spasm at
his handiwork.
End part 18
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Editor's Postscript: Right - I think Dancer began running
out of ideas for names at this point; 'Rick Cunningham' -
now, REALLY! :) (Oh, and if that name means nothing to you
- you're too young to be reading this - I said SCRAM! :)
I know it seems a little rushed and 'busy', but Dancer
tends to compress a lot of action into a small space; it's
a far better foible than rambling on and on and on with
unnecessary detail like someone else I could mention. :)
And one last note that you might find funny - my
spellchecker doesn't have "Drucilla" in its dictionary; the
closest match it could find was "Dracula"! Hmmm, maybe
this is an idea for a surprisingly different part two? ;)