"Teach you what?" William asked, already knowing the answer.
"How to be yours," Victoria replied.
In that instant, William had their position changed so that he was sitting on the bed, and Victoria was standing a few feet away from him.
His gaze...
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William's Estate VICTORIA
It was noon when Victoria finally woke up. The sun shined brightly through the large windows casting a warm glow across the room.
She stretched her arms and let out a content sigh. Her eyes scanned the room only to find it empty.
She reached to the edge of the bed picked up one of William's shirts and put it on, then placed her hair in a ponytail and headed downstairs.
As Victoria walked down the steps, the memories of last night with William flashed back to her like a flood. From the way, his lips felt against her skin to the sound of his voice whispering sweet nothings in her ear as he made her cum every time. She could almost feel the pain of the flogger and the pleasure of the vibrator against her body now and it gave her chills.
Everything about last night was perfect.
She shook her head off the wicked thoughts and followed the smell of food that led her into a dazzling dining room adorned with intricate woodwork and elegant chandeliers hanging from the ceiling. The walls were also covered with paintings by Salvador Dalí, Amedeo Modigliani, and Pablo Picasso, and some that she didn't know.
The centerpiece of the room was a long, ornate dining table surrounded by carved multiple wooden chairs. The double doors leading into the garden are made of beautifully carved wood also and opened up to a breathtaking view of the lush greenery of the garden and colorful flowers outside. To the far left, there were double doors that joined the dining room and kitchen together, making it easy to serve and entertain guests.
