A note to readers:
This is a long story that unfolds chapter by chapter through the eyes of two protagonists -- Mark and Elsa, and as in many of my other stories involves a growing spate of horny characters.
Every ten chapters or so I will provide a short summary at the start of that episode to bring new readers up to date (see start of Ch. 50).
This story could appear in a number of genres (Loving Wives, Incest, Lesbian, Fetish, and more) depending on the chapter, but the overall theme is Group, so I have applied this moniker to all chapters. The story is still being written, yet I intend to post a new chapter every couple of days. Enjoy.
Chapter 52 -- Thoughts On The Future. Porn Queens
Mark
In the morning, I took the helicopter from the Worthington Industries HQ building to one of our commercial electronics plants a hundred miles west of the city. Because of the interest Elsa and Cindy had in flying, I paid more attention to what was happening a few feet in front of me in the cockpit. The mass of gages, levers, buttons, radios, display screens, and what not in front of the two pilots fascinated me.
I studied each instrument until I felt reasonably certain I knew its function. I thought it a bit funny; I had basically bought an airport and a small fleet of planes, plus staff, but knew little about the industry or equipment. That wasn't why I wanted those things. I wanted to create a safe and clean environment for my flying wives. One of my aerospace divisions made and sold all sorts of avionics and aircraft instrumentation. I resolved to fill in the gaps in my education.
I recalled a scene from one of the
Fifty Shades of Grey
books when Christian Grey flew Anastasia Steele to a night out in his jet helicopter. That activity had a nice feel to it, and somehow fit the image I had of myself when I let my ego engage. I wondered how long it would take me to learn to fly like my pilots. John had over 24,000 hours of flying experience in every type of aircraft except the Space Shuttle, and even then he'd flown the simulator in Houston.
Elsa and Cindy had spent four months of intensive training and had just gotten their private pilots certificates. Now they were working on their advanced ratings to make them better and safer pilots. I speculated that it would take me three or four years since I wouldn't spend as much time as they had at the process.
I flicked back to the idea of
50 Shades
. I needed a role model -- a non-fictional one; Christian Grey couldn't do it for me. In that way, I had maxed out in my career. I'd built and amassed an empire worth billions by the prudent buying and selling of companies, divisions, and departments, and making deals. I was a mergers and acquisitions expert. I also had the knack to see a great idea and know how to move it to market and turn it from a good idea into a great product or service. There were a dozen values that had been the basis for the company culture I built too: uncompromising quality, unique design where possible, customer satisfaction in every segment we were in, and high tech-high touch.
I paused. I was a role model for others. I was quoted and chased by reporters and editors of every business-related magazine on the planet. No one had ever asked me who I looked up to or revered. I'd have to think about that.
I'd been on a couple of panels with some other moguls: Warren Buffett, Richard Branson, Bill Gates, Chuck Schwab, and even Steven Spielberg. I admired all of them, and felt the same respect in return. One thing in common that I needed to pay more attention to that they did was philanthropy. I pulled a pad out of my pocket and made some notes to myself. I'd had several epiphanies on this short trip. I should think longer term about myself than I had been. Where was I going in life and what did I want to accomplish beyond the next deal. What kind of a legacy did I want to leave?
I chuckled as I reflected on the other magazines that hosted articles written about me. Most of the women's magazines wrote about me because I was supposedly the richest bachelor on the planet, bar none. They presented supposed facts about me that were outright lies and fabrications founded on someone's fantasy. Many wrote about my dating preferences, habits, and kinks -- one article had been entitled
'50 Things Mark Worthington Likes To Do In Bed.'
Pure bull shit.
Only a couple of magazines came close to getting a point or two right about me.
ElegantΓ©,
a popular woman's mag, mentioned that I lived with multiple women. They decided that two was the right number, and erroneously assigned them names of Abby and Whitney. The 'facts' cited in the article got increasingly wrong from that point on building a completely fallacious picture of me, my life, and those around me, and not even coming close to how active a sex life I actually did lead or the number of partners that I shared it with. Further, they described me as a tyrant who was always angry with my colleagues and mates; not true by a country mile. Thinking about that made me rue the spanking I gave Cindy and Elsa.
As I was walking from the helipad to the building at our electronics plant, I got a text. I read a message from Melanie:
'We want you to know we're adhering to your dress code. ;-))'
A photo followed showing three women standing next to each other from the neck down and the knees up; each of them held their skirts hiked up showing that their pussies were indeed unclad in undies. I deduced that the sexy midsections belonged to Melanie, Sheila, and Izzy. The background for the photograph was my office reception area. I wondered who had taken the photograph.