Pain and Lactation Part 4

By Elliot Silvestri

After Brenda’s unexpected pregnancy, Vickie finds herself adrift emotionally. She wants to continue with the new life she’s created for herself, but realizes that isn’t possible because of the changes around her. She can’t stop trying and pushing both herself, her husband, and her lover...

This is an 8,000 word story intended for adult audiences. Part four of four.

Content warning: features erotic lactation, graphic sex, BDSM themes, group sex, lesbian sex, strong language, adult nursing relationships, erotic situations not all members of the public will enjoy, and other depictions of adult sexuality. Explicit language and adult only content.

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“It’s fine,” Jason said, still intrigued at what this would entail.

“Will it make things worse between us?” Brenda asked warily.

“It can’t get any worse.” Vickie’s answer was tart.

“So...what then?” Brenda asked. “Am I just supposed to ...”

“Of course not,” Vickie said as she reached into her bag. “You need a little warm up first, don’t you?”

Jason asked, “Want to take this into the bedroom?”

“No. Let’s do it out here,” Vickie said. She produced from her bag what looked like two pairs of chopsticks and several elastic hairbands. “This is going to hurt.”

Brenda’s hands shot up to cover her breasts. “No, I’m really sore and sensitive right now.”

“Right,” Vickie agreed. “I want to see you in pain and crying.”

“That’s really... brutal,” Jason commented.

“Brutal, vicious, cruel, spiteful,” Vickie said, unconcerned. “If you want to make this up to me, this is what you need to do.”

• Language: English
• Publisher: Elliot Silvestri
• Release date: May 15, 2015
• ISBN: 9781310991073

Elliot Silvestri

Elliot Silvestri lives in upstate New York where he works and writes, not always at the same time. He has a degree in English Literature and his professors would be appalled at the shoddy construction of his characters and plots for his ebook erotica. His free time is spent with his wife and children, repairing a one hundred year old house, and herding the family’s three cats.Find him at: @[e-mail]

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Pain and Lactation

Part Four

By Elliot Silvestri

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What’s this flesh? A little crudded milk, fantastical puff- paste.

—John Webster

Part Four

Chapter Fourteen

Vickie hated mall food courts. To her they just screamed of teenage misadventures and bottom line profits accompanied by an ever-present malingering odor of burned grease. The only reason she was in one was because Brenda had invited her out shopping, but then had immediately followed the invitation with a clarification. I just need to get out of my place and speak with you on neutral ground. You can tell Rob that we’re going shopping. He’ll believe that.

It bothered Vickie that Brenda had the presumption to know what Rob would or wouldn’t believe. It bothered her even more to realize Brenda was right; Rob didn’t question her at all when she told him she needed to go shopping. For clothes. The addendum immediately dulled his interest in accompanying her. He said he was more than happy