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Who can judge a person’s reactions during stress situations? The prisoner of war who gives into his captors’ demands, the kidnapped heiress who joins forces with her abductors—both must act without past experience to guide them. The end result can be either a very negative or positive experience.
In MOTHER’S INTO BONDAGE, Ellen Beddingfield and her daughter, Marie, find themselves in just such a situation. Held captive, then degraded and forced to perform abnormal sexual acts, they nevertheless find within themselves hidden resources, a strength of character they never realized they had.
Ellen and Marie suffer an unspeakably horrible experience, but come through with their sensibilities intact, each knowing that she is more of a woman.
“No, stop this!” Marie backed away, her eyes wide and rounded as she grasped at the torn bodice of her blue gown.
In front of her, her corsage lay in tatters. Slowly she backed away from Eddy Harrington, shaking her head slowly from side to side as she searched blindly for the doorknob. He had brought her up here to his bedroom. She knew better. Oh God, how she knew better! But when he started pawing her, tearing at her clothes, feeling her ass under her formal dress, Marie had panicked and slapped him. That, she knew, was her first mistake.
“Nobody slaps me and gets away with it, bitch!”
“Eddy, please, don’t hurt me!” she sobbed, her fingers finally finding the doorknob.
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