Saturday, April 7, 2012
Letter Four: New man of the house.
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Friday, April 6, 2012
Letter Three: The chastity belt comes off.
My love,
The month has already passed and I still have yet to see
you. Your brother, Benjamin Dover has been so kind as to move in and help me
run the house and tend to the child. My belly has grown quite significantly
in the past month and the chastity belt was tauter than your rear. Your
brother, with his vast experience in welding and metalwork, managed to remove
it for me. All it took was heat, a firm tug and some lubrication. The baby
kicks inside me and I pretend it’s you. I included a new daguerreotype portrait
of me as you requested (I’m a little more clammy, swollen, and red in this
one). I also attached a lock of my hair, feel it at night before bed and think
of me. Alright darling, fight hard then do me harder.
Love,
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Letter Two: Penny Trait.
My Dearest,
The war has left me battered and bruised. Much like how you
left me the night before I left you. I remember it well. Hearts a flame, loins
frothing…you sure worked me vigorously that eve. Ah, these are but the thoughts
that keep me going. So I have a miniature Muffy coming along, eh? Perhaps we
should name her after my mother. Penny Trait. It really has a nice ring to it. I
miss you dearly. I keep your daguerreotype portrait by bedside. Please send me
a new one; it seems that this one has accumulated a few stains. It brings me great joy to hear that your
chastity belt remains intact. Well, I am off to the trenches. I should be
arriving home within the month. Prepare for my arrival and make ready my bath
and scented oils- for it shall be an evening full of pleasure and pain.
P.S I've included the old, stained portrait since I am expecting a new one.
P.S I've included the old, stained portrait since I am expecting a new one.
Till then,
Letter One: Good news.
My Love,
It has been so long since I have set my eyes upon your sweet
face and stiff rod. How is the war? I hope this letter finds you alive and well.
Have you remained chaste for me? I am with child. What on earth should we name
her? We cannot name her after your red-tipped warrior this time. Oh little Seymour
Butts. He is five years young now and misses you terribly. I bring him to my
lessons with the local seamstress. I just began weaving you a pair of woolen
arse-less chaps. I hope they fit you well- perhaps you may try them on for me upon
your arrival. Well I’m off to the loom. Counting the days till I can properly remove
my chastity belt. I would never dare attempt to remove it on my own with
Mrs.Wilke’s clippers and a hot flame…that would simply be wrong.
P.S. I included a recent portrait of sweet Seymour. He has your lovely, vacant stare.
P.S. I included a recent portrait of sweet Seymour. He has your lovely, vacant stare.
Love,
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