Southern Discomfort

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even said so.” Her voice
was soft and high pitched, like a puzzled child's would be in the
same situation.
    He pulled her
close and answered her as honestly as he could. “I told you that my
brothers had this system and it works for them. I was worried that if
I didn't spank you too, that the other two would resent that and take
it out on you. I think we need to talk about things, how we should
continue.”
    She nodded her
head slightly. She wanted to hear how the rest of her life would be.
    “I think we can
quit the weekly spankings. Nothing is worth upsetting you this much.”
He gave her a squeeze. “But if you ever break a rule then you have
to promise to take your punishment with no fussing. Can you promise
me that?”
    She nodded. “I'll
be really very good. You don't ever have to worry about me. I'm very
good by nature. I swear I am.”
    “I know you
are, darling. I didn't want to scare you. You are just a lot more
sensitive and gentle then the others. I'll take that into account.
But if you ever do pull something I'll give it to you good. You now
know that I will. You are warned. I'm trusting you to be good. If you
aren't than we will also have weekly spankings. Do you understand?”
    “Yes, thank
you.” She was so relieved. “It means a lot to me, that you think
of me as being good.”
    “Emily, you are
the sweetest little thing I have ever seen.” I reached out and
touched her face. She was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen.
His body was once again reacting to their closeness. “Emily, I need
you.”
    She trembled in
fear at those words.
    “Shh darling.
We'll do it in a way that won't hurt you. I won't hurt you.” He
moved her so she was on top of him. “This is important. You need to
see that we still love each other. I love you so much.” She was
afraid that he would punish her if she didn't stay where she was. He
sensed that and shh her again. He kissed her and pet her, lovingly,
slowly rubbing her between her legs until she was whimpering in
pleasure, and then in frustration.
    “Now please,”
she begged in a very soft voice.
    He directed her
how she should take him in her hand and lower herself down on him. He
reached up and took her by her hips. Then he made love to her as
gently as he could. They reached their pleasure at the same time.
Emily cried out his name. Nathaniel whispered that he loved her.
    He held her
tightly afterwards. She was so precious to him.
    He held her in
his arms afterwards, telling her stories about his childhood. Things
that he and his brothers had done to get into trouble. He told her
about the punishments he had received for what he had all done.
    Emily could
hardly believe that he was laughing about that. She had been a very
good little girl. Only rarely had she earned herself a spanking. When
she was little her father had spanked her but after her mother had
died of pneumonia she had gone to live with her aunt and uncle. They
didn't punish her. Sometimes her father still would when he visited,
but it was an uncommon occurrence.
    With time both
settled into sleep.
    Nathaniel dreamt
that Emily was walking away from him. He tried to catch up with her,
but she run faster when she saw him coming. He would almost be able
to reach out to her, she was so close, but he couldn't get a hold of
her. He had a bit of clothing in his fingertips, but he couldn't get
a decent grasp on her.
    Emily had a
similar dream. The difference was that, he caught her in her dream.

Chapter 6 Picking Up Snakes

    Katie and Bessie
took pity on Emily. They only gave her chores where she could stand.
Now they had sent Emily out into the garden to get the beans they
needed to make their supper with. She took a bowl with her and went
to work.
    The bowl was over
half way full when she saw movement out of the corner of her eye.
There was a snake in the garden next to her. It had stopped moving
but as soon as she moved it would attack. Should she run to the
house? Would they think she was a

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