PoisonousIvee
Cluster
- Joined
- Nov 28, 2017
Aeliana was a simple aristocrat; she went to fancy parties that the nobility held and controlled a small area of land from her fancy house in the countryside. She was small in stature, no taller than five feet, but she had round hips and a large bust that made her very desirable by some bulls her age, sometimes older. But she didn't care for any of them. Which made her even more desirable. The one so close yet so far away. The other young women in the nobility found her to be quite drab; boring and dull with no interesting quirks or personality to speak of. She kept to herself and none of the woman found her to be pleasant company.
But there was a reason she was so frigid to the other males.
Though her home was full of many young nubile bulls who waited on her beck and call, there was one who lived in the darkness of her manor that no one knew about. None but the servants.
He was large, built, and prone to fits of aggression; as was his breed. But it was mainly because of her. She kept him wild, kept him chained, only to let him loose on her and be ravaged in his beast-like haze. Tarquis was a warrior, the strongest in his whole town, and had quite the harem of young ewes and heifers obeying his every desire. And when she met him, she decided that he would be hers and hers alone. So she bought him, in a sense. Offered him a lavish lifestyle and all the food and wine he could ever dream as long as he swore his service to her as her Breeder. And who could say no to that?
But there was a reason she was so frigid to the other males.
Though her home was full of many young nubile bulls who waited on her beck and call, there was one who lived in the darkness of her manor that no one knew about. None but the servants.
He was large, built, and prone to fits of aggression; as was his breed. But it was mainly because of her. She kept him wild, kept him chained, only to let him loose on her and be ravaged in his beast-like haze. Tarquis was a warrior, the strongest in his whole town, and had quite the harem of young ewes and heifers obeying his every desire. And when she met him, she decided that he would be hers and hers alone. So she bought him, in a sense. Offered him a lavish lifestyle and all the food and wine he could ever dream as long as he swore his service to her as her Breeder. And who could say no to that?