Librarian's Experiment

Alice is fine with crushing
on Damien, the sexy French librarian from afar…until her friend threatens to make a move on him.

Fearful that her promiscuous
friend would succeed, Alice throws herself at the sexy librarian, only to find
out that Damien is more than meets the eye. He enthralls her completely,
tormenting her with her own desires and making her beg for pleasure.

She surrenders to not only
him, but strangers in public places, powerful hands holding her down as her
innocence goes up in the smoke of ecstasy.

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Excerpt ~~~~~

“You liked it, didn't
you?” he asked. His expression was a mixture of amusement and pleasure.

“You're insane!” I exclaimed. Every practical part of my mind screamed for me to leave, but my legs felt like they were made of lead. I couldn't get up no matter how hard I thought it.

“Did you like it,
Alice?” he asked again, adamant on getting an answer I wasn't ready to give him.

“This is not okay!”
I said. I was still trying to get up to no success. I looked around to make sure
we weren't still being watched. We were. There were people around us who had their eyes glued to us. The table next to ours housed a group of university
students and a few table downs was a couple who raised their glasses to me when
they saw that they had my attention.

My face was burning with
embarrassment.

Ignoring my horror and humiliation, he raised his hand to get the attention of the waiter. “They
like what they saw, Alice,” he said.

I hastened to make sure I was
properly dressed before the waiter arrived. It was no use. I jumped when the waiter lowered two brimming glasses of beer on our table.

“Compliments of the
table there,” the waiter said, staring at me with a knowing look that sent
a shiver down my spine. He'd seen me too. Had everyone seen me? I turned away
from him in shame.

“Did you enjoy the show,
Jonathan?” Damien asked.

“Of course, Sir,”
he said.

“Tell Alice here what
you thought of her.”

“She has a beautiful
body,” he said without missing a beat. I wondered how the hair on my head hadn't
caught on fire yet.

“You see, Alice. There's
no need to be embarrassed,” Damien turned to me and said, his tone so calm
that I couldn't help but wonder if I was overreacting. Everyone else seemed to be taking it all in stride. Was this normal? Had I been so isolated from
society, working in my little cafe in the middle of nowhere, that I couldn't
tell what normal was anymore?

Wait. No.

Normal was a nice dinner date
and maybe kissing at the apartment door afterwards. Normal is mindless chitchat
and mundane conversations about what we did for a living. This was far from
normal.

I didn't know him enough to let him do all the things he had done to me! I made up my mind to walk away.
I'd misunderstood him. He wasn't the kind gentleman I thought he was.

I stood up with the full
intention to walk straight towards the exit. “Maybe you've misunderstood,
Damien. I'm not-"

“Thank the men for the
beers, Alice,” he interrupted.

“What?” My mind was a whirlpool of confusion. My thoughts were jumbled and I couldn't quite grasp
at a sense of normalcy for long enough to decide if I should head to the exit
or towards the men to thank them for their generosity.

“Who sent the beers?” he asked Jonathan.

The waiter gestured to a
table on my right, where two burly men were still looking at us.

“Go ahead,” Damien
urged.