Page 45 of Lizbeth's Lesbian Collection
I donât like their easy mockery, the fact that they appear to know things I donât know.
âSit,â Rozelle repeats.
I obey her, though I distrust her.
âYou have the madness down pat,â she tells me.
âWhat madness?â I ask. Iâm bewildered, not just by these women, but by the whole curious aura of this morning. Everything is like a dream, or a nightmare. Iâm not sure right now whatâs real, whatâs not. My head is pounding as if Iâve been drugged and am coming off of a bad trip. And yet, I remember last night with acute clarityâfar more clarity than when it actually happened. I see the women, recognizing each one in this dining room as theyâre pleasantly clanking forks and glassware. I could relive the vibrant orgasmic gyrations right atop these tables. The screams, the cries, the mellow and the harsh. Maybe Rozelle is right. Maybe Iâm mad.
âI have to go,â I excuse myself. Rozelle still takes liberties with me, even as Iâm retreating from her table. It makes no matter that sheâs practically bared my ass for the dining room. Iâm feeling like a harlot in a den of whores. My body belongs to them as if they own me, and Iâm no longer in charge of me.
Still, Iâm sure Iâm forgotten as soon as I disappear beyond the doors.
Without thinking Iâm moving toward the cellar. It surprises me that the door is standing open. I hear voices below, but they donât dissuade me. Iâm sure itâs Tasia. Even a confrontation with her doesnât matter. Iâve already done the damage. Itâs just time to clean up the mess. Whether she does it, or I do, it doesnât matter.
I move cautiously to the bottom of the stairs, and stand to one side to see Tasia in the torch lit chapel hovering over the bound Analise.
âIâm surprised she didnât beat you too,â Tasia tells the whimpering waif. I wonder why the girl cries. Tasia paces from one end of the stone table to the other, snapping her baton against the air. It lands nowhere.
âYou wanted to play in my world, child. I told you it would be too much for you, especially when you set your sights on Miss Cassidy. Iâm surprised sheâs been so easy on you. You can take heart in that. Your innocence, or the appearance of it, obviously engendered her sympathy. Now she has you spent, what do you suppose sheâll do with you as hollow as you are?â
I listen, surprised to hear Tasia discuss Analiseâs hollowness with such frank words. She seems almost as dismayed with her treacherous innocence as I am.
I hear the baton sizzle in the air and come landing down on the girlâs behind. There is a snap when it hits, and an instantaneous red mark, punctuated by a passionate howl. Anastasia hits her again and again. I see the whirring instrument make a half dozen initial cuts, and then another half dozen lines on that pure white skin, until itâs white no more.
Analise sobs. I try to feel some sympathy, but mineâs spent. I think what it might be like if I had been whipping her, but for reasons beyond my understanding it seems more appropriate that her other lover deliver the well-earned blows.
For the first time, thereâs some real woe in the waif girlâs eyes. I can see that sheâs spotted me hiding in the shadows. Perhaps she hoped Iâd be here to see this scene, it would fit her sense of thrill. She gazes at me absently, not even pleading for my sympathy, as Tasia slows the rain of blows on her ass. When Tasia finishes, she massages the girlâs burning posterior with firm grasps to her well marked rear. The kneading hurts her too, but it appears to be part of the punishment, no different than the cane.
âShe does what I cannot do for you, Ana,â the mistress says softly. Some bittersweet melancholy sweeps me away. Thereâs a tenderness between them, born of something I have no knowledge of, something that predates my appearance in their lives. âYouâll have to take care of yourself now, youâre on your own. You wanted out of my lair, so now youâve done it. I might beat your ass again for disobedience, but thereâs little more I can do for you. Protect you? Never. You defy everything I expected of you.â
âYouâll send me away,â she murmurs.
âNo,â Tasia says emotionless. âI canât do that, our relationship prohibits that. But let me warn you, your lover is going to come to you and tell you the same things Iâm telling you. She will dispense with you coldly. Just remember, I warned you about her, even when you insisted. Try not to be hurt by this; remember, you asked for it.â
The girl lies silently, tightly tied, with a well whipped bottom. If I could find some kind of sympathy in me, I would. But even as I try to whip up some pity, I wonder that Tasia has spoken of me the way she has, and why? How would she know beforehand what Iâd do when I didnât know myself?
I step back into the shadows beyond the staircase as I realize that Tasia is leaving Analise for me. Sheâs not a brutal woman, at least the expression on her face is sadder more than itâs cruel right now. Perhaps sheâs wreaked such cruelty that sheâs finally spent, if thatâs possible. For some very odd reason I feel sorry for Tasia. Whatever story is written between these two women has come to a sad end. I know Iâve been instrumental in the ending, but Iâm not the cause. This was always Analiseâs battle. She initiated it and I merely replied. Though I played her dominant well, I was as submissive to her as she became to me.
I wait until I hear the cellar door close. Moving out of hiding, I approach the gently sobbing girl.
âTasia finished for me,â I tell her, rubbing her burning ass with my hand. âShall I take you again?â I ask, as I push her to her knees, so her ass spreads widely for my probing hand.
âIâd submit to anything you give me,â she says.
I know she will, but I have no stomach or even inspiration for anything else with her. And strangely, Iâm feeling exceedingly sympathetic to her, when I vowed I never would.
âYour ass is raw,â I comment, seeing beads of blood, similar to Peachâs. âDoes it hurt?â
âYes,â she replies. âBut I like the hurt. When I hurt, I feel.â
âYou want me to beat you more?â I ask.
âI want you to do whatever you want,â she says. Thereâs almost a hopeful tone in her voice. But itâs too late for anything more between us. Sheâll have to go on without me. And I have no doubt she will, as soon as she recuperates from whatever grief she feels over leaving Tasia. She wonât grieve me, but she will the loss of that woman.
âDid you feel your spooks around you, Analise,â I ask her. I remember the way she talked of such a night in bondage as if it was to be some divine experience.