surprise but she nodded. “I’ve been in love with him all of my
life.” Even though they had spent very little time together Sadie had known
that Bracken was the one for her. She shifted slightly, the facial film firmly
in place because she didn’t know this woman or the men on the general’s ship.
Thankfully, Bracken had understood. He didn’t like it, but he had understood.
Bracken had gotten her to face herself once more. Bracken had pulled her out of
that shell that she wrapped around herself and there wasn’t anywhere else that
she would want to be.
“Bracken
is a good man. Sadly, however, there were things that his family kept from
him.” Her, for one. “But no more. I’m never letting him go.”
Sadie
watched Adira smile and stand. “Then come and give me
a hug, sister, and then we will get you married. Have you worked out the
contract yet?” the woman asked as she hugged Sadie.
“Yes,
we have.”
“He’s
a very dominant male. You are okay with that, right?”
“Very.” Mostly because Sadie was a serious submissive. She had
waited for him to take her and show her just how good it could be.
Adira looked at the clock
and nodded. “Time to go and get you married, then. I’m sure if we wait any
longer Bracken will come looking for you. Are you ready?”
Sadie
looked down at herself and nodded. She didn’t have the body suit on, so she was
showing her true body, and the gown she had on showed
a great deal of skin. The back was fully covered but the front plunged between
her breasts and to the top of her pubis area. The breasts and pubic area were
barely covered by just a bit of fabric, whereas her back was fully concealed.
She wouldn’t show her back to anyone except Bracken.
“Are
you sure he’s going to be okay with this gown?”
“Yes,
I’m sure. You should have seen the gown he procured for me to marry Fintan in. Trust me, he will be
okay with it.” The gown wasn’t what mattered. What mattered was being with
Bracken at the end of all of this. Every moment she spent in his company made
the bond between them grow. She could practically feel his soul now reaching
out for hers and she loved it.
“They
won’t notice that the gown is backward, will they?”
Adira sighed and shook her
head. “I’m not sure. Why did you want it on this way, anyway? The plunge is
supposed to accentuate your back, so why wear it backward?”
“Because
that’s what I needed.” Sadie couldn’t tell the woman. She liked her but she
wasn’t to the point she could trust. Not yet. No one but
Bracken. “I’m ready to get married now, please?”
“Of course. Come on. I’m sure that
your future husband is about to come searching for you now.”
That
had Sadie smiling and she nodded, happy to finally get this show on the road.
Together
the women walked out of the room and moved toward the command deck where
Bracken and the general were waiting.
****
When
they entered the room, Bracken’s back was to her. But he either sensed she was
there or his friend said something, because his head whipped around. His body
followed at a slower pace until he was facing her. The look on his face said he
was stunned as his gaze moved over her body. When his eyes met hers she could
feel the heat in them even though they were still several feet apart.
Sadie
smiled at Bracken, moving toward him and watching as Adira moved to her husband’s side. She looked up at him and whispered, “Hey, you. Are
you ready for this?” She squeezed his hands, then looked down and asked, “Do
you like the gown?” She knew he didn’t like the facial film she wore, but at
least she was in her real skin, so to speak. Her happiness was there for all to
see and she didn’t mind. She allowed people to see how happy she was and smiled
when she saw the look on Bracken’s face. He was just as happy as she was.
He
swept his gaze over her again. Tugging on one of her hands, he turned her upper
body enough to see the back. His lips were
life.” Even though they had spent very little time together Sadie had known
that Bracken was the one for her. She shifted slightly, the facial film firmly
in place because she didn’t know this woman or the men on the general’s ship.
Thankfully, Bracken had understood. He didn’t like it, but he had understood.
Bracken had gotten her to face herself once more. Bracken had pulled her out of
that shell that she wrapped around herself and there wasn’t anywhere else that
she would want to be.
“Bracken
is a good man. Sadly, however, there were things that his family kept from
him.” Her, for one. “But no more. I’m never letting him go.”
Sadie
watched Adira smile and stand. “Then come and give me
a hug, sister, and then we will get you married. Have you worked out the
contract yet?” the woman asked as she hugged Sadie.
“Yes,
we have.”
“He’s
a very dominant male. You are okay with that, right?”
“Very.” Mostly because Sadie was a serious submissive. She had
waited for him to take her and show her just how good it could be.
Adira looked at the clock
and nodded. “Time to go and get you married, then. I’m sure if we wait any
longer Bracken will come looking for you. Are you ready?”
Sadie
looked down at herself and nodded. She didn’t have the body suit on, so she was
showing her true body, and the gown she had on showed
a great deal of skin. The back was fully covered but the front plunged between
her breasts and to the top of her pubis area. The breasts and pubic area were
barely covered by just a bit of fabric, whereas her back was fully concealed.
She wouldn’t show her back to anyone except Bracken.
“Are
you sure he’s going to be okay with this gown?”
“Yes,
I’m sure. You should have seen the gown he procured for me to marry Fintan in. Trust me, he will be
okay with it.” The gown wasn’t what mattered. What mattered was being with
Bracken at the end of all of this. Every moment she spent in his company made
the bond between them grow. She could practically feel his soul now reaching
out for hers and she loved it.
“They
won’t notice that the gown is backward, will they?”
Adira sighed and shook her
head. “I’m not sure. Why did you want it on this way, anyway? The plunge is
supposed to accentuate your back, so why wear it backward?”
“Because
that’s what I needed.” Sadie couldn’t tell the woman. She liked her but she
wasn’t to the point she could trust. Not yet. No one but
Bracken. “I’m ready to get married now, please?”
“Of course. Come on. I’m sure that
your future husband is about to come searching for you now.”
That
had Sadie smiling and she nodded, happy to finally get this show on the road.
Together
the women walked out of the room and moved toward the command deck where
Bracken and the general were waiting.
****
When
they entered the room, Bracken’s back was to her. But he either sensed she was
there or his friend said something, because his head whipped around. His body
followed at a slower pace until he was facing her. The look on his face said he
was stunned as his gaze moved over her body. When his eyes met hers she could
feel the heat in them even though they were still several feet apart.
Sadie
smiled at Bracken, moving toward him and watching as Adira moved to her husband’s side. She looked up at him and whispered, “Hey, you. Are
you ready for this?” She squeezed his hands, then looked down and asked, “Do
you like the gown?” She knew he didn’t like the facial film she wore, but at
least she was in her real skin, so to speak. Her happiness was there for all to
see and she didn’t mind. She allowed people to see how happy she was and smiled
when she saw the look on Bracken’s face. He was just as happy as she was.
He
swept his gaze over her again. Tugging on one of her hands, he turned her upper
body enough to see the back. His lips were
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