Book 31. (7 results) Conspirators of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 49 | 309 | I was helpless in his arms. |
| 49 | 310 | I could not help myself. |
| 49 | 311 | I must have moved as a slave. |
| 49 | 312 | How can one help being a slave, if one is a slave? When satisfied, he laughed, and thrust me down, to my belly, a well-kissed slave, and faced the free woman. |
| 49 | 313 | "Perhaps you would like to be in a collar," he snarled. |
| 49 | 314 | The free woman had then turned about, and fled. |
| 49 | 315 | I had thought the matter done, but the free woman had turned about afterwards, and followed me. |
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I was helpless in his arms.
I could not help myself.
I must have moved as a slave.
How can one help being a slave, if one is a slave? When satisfied, he laughed, and thrust me down, to my belly, a well-kissed slave, and faced the free woman.
"Perhaps you would like to be in a collar," he snarled.
The free woman had then turned about, and fled.
I had thought the matter done, but the free woman had turned about afterwards, and followed me.
- (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter )