Dark Erotic Fiction

After the Mr. Housman, the owner of White Glove cleaning, and I checked all the condo, and photographed the current condition of the condo, he agreed that Angelica, the sub-contractor he had used to do the work had, in fact, defrauded me. We reached an agreement that, in exchange for not naming him in my lawsuit, he would transfer two slaves of his to my company, if I would also file criminal fraud charges against Angelica. I agreed to this, choosing a matched set of blondes. Sisters, it turns out, both former members of Rev. Wagner’s flock.

The next day I returned to the office, and found my two new slaves, Alice and Jammie sleeping on the couch, together. Around 9:00 AM Mr. Housman called, and said that he would be delivering the sisters in an hour or so, and that Angelica would be in “to do what ever it is she does in her office, it’s damn sure not work” after lunch. I called a friend in the DA office and explained what I wanted to do. When he got over the fact that I wasn’t an slave of Spellbook any more, (and I didn’t explain exactly what my status was, to be honest), he told me that they would have to set up a special dual track trial, because it was possible that she would be enslaved as a result of the criminal charges. If she was enslaved either before or during the civil trial, there could be no judgment against her.

I hadn’t thought about that. This means I can’t really just let the DA take the case and just expect to pick up the pieces. I call Daniels, Harper and Beam, the law firm the my old accounting firm had used. Back when I was a totally free woman and was setting up Lilly’s Book Balancing, one of the partners had given me the bit of advice that I should put a couple of thousands into a retainer with a law firm. I set up the retainer with them, but never had any real need to use them, so when I called and identified my self, I was routed off to a associate, like I had expected. After I explained what I wanted to do, the young woman I was speaking to cut me off with “We don’t take cases from slaves against free women.”

Ah, crap. I looked at the retainer letter, and it was in LBB’s name, not mine. I replied “Can I speak with a partner then? It seems that ‘Lilly Book Balancing’ has your firm on retainer, not Lilly Schultz.After a moment I hear “This is Leo Clifton, how can we help you?”

Well, I did ask for a partner, I just didn’t expect the managing partner. I explain my dual track lawsuit/criminal fraud case problem to him. He goes straight to the point “Is the defendant in custody at this time?” After I tell him no, he tells me that I need to file charges against her on the criminal case. As soon as she was in custody, he would notify her lawyer, and the DA that I was also filing a civil case against her. At that point, in all probability, the DA would offer her a plea, that if she took a voluntary enslavement to Lilly’s Book Balancing, the criminal charges would be dropped.