The darkness had slowly but completely settled around her as she sat in the quiet solitude of the night, waiting. It had been the son she loved, but she had grudgingly opened her heart to the father. Despite who she was, and despite the anger and resentment he couldn't or didn't want to hide, his lust, desire, and eventual love for her won out... freeing his heart.
Story contains references to: forced intercourse, anal sex, dominance and submission
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Jonas Satterfield and Abigail Gregory met in Louisiana in the spring of 1867. Though his home was in Texas, Captain Jonas Satterfield had gone to school, lived in Illinois for many years, and eventually enlisted in the Union Army. During his deployment at Fort Jackson in New Orleans, Louisiana, Jonas met Abby, a young teacher for the small but growing number of children who lived in the immediate area.
Jonas wrote to his father that he had fallen in love with Abby the first time he had met her. She was a little thing, probably about 5' 3", maybe 110 lbs. soaking wet. Abby had a slim, petite build, well-shaped legs and thighs, a tight high ass, and curvy womanly hips. She had an exotic look attributable to her ethnicity (Abby was actually a pale café au lait complexioned Quadroon). Her appearance was further emphasized by a narrow waist, firm, full breasts, with long hard nipples. But her most striking features were her large, bright, hazel eyes accented with long dark lashes, full lips, and thick shoulder length, auburn colored hair.
The first time Jonas' father Micah met Abby, he felt an undeniable physical attraction to her that caught him off guard. Looking at the girl, he understood their relationship immediately and could see why Jonas was so completely infatuated with her. Interracial marriage at this time was against the law, and so, though Jonas and Abby could not marry, they lived quietly, keeping her ethnicity a secret. Micah and Jonas had always enjoyed a particularly strong father/son relationship. Though pleased with his return to Pendleton, Micah was, despite his attraction, resentful of his son's relationship with Abby.
Upon Jonas' return home to Pendleton, Micha sensed a changed relationship between him and Jonas and irrationally felt Abby had used her "charms" to steal his son from him. As a result, his relationship with Abby was tense, antagonistic, as well as sexually charged.
Following his discharge from the Army, Jonas left Louisiana for his home in Texas, where he had grown up as a boy and where he was intent on building a house for Abby and himself. Jonas had grown up in a little town near the Texas/Louisiana border called Pendleton, where his father and stepmother, Lilith, still lived. Just thirty-one and already a young, up and coming businessman, Jonas wanted to go into ranching, but his first priority was the house he wanted to build for Abby and, one day, his family. He had hired an architect, and with a crew of men working day and night, construction of the house began almost immediately.
The house was a large two story, four bedroom structure on five beautiful acres of land. Jonas and Abby loved the house and were able to move in by spring of the following year. Though not in town, the house was only a four mile ride outside of town.
Pendleton was Jonas' town, he had grown up here, and even now, despite his absence while in the military, both he and Abby were welcomed by the people who lived there.
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Jonas had only planned on being away for one month while on a selling/buying trip to Dallas. Abby decided to stay in her own home, and despite Jonas' initial objections to her being there alone, he finally agreed. After all, his father Micah would be nearby if she should have any problems.
Around this time, Abby's near perfect life began to unwind. Jonas had left the early morning of May 3, 1868, and it had been close to three months with no word from him. No one had heard from or seen Jonas, and the suspicion that something might have happened to him was becoming more and more likely with each passing day.
It was mid-July when Abby received the letter from one of Jonas' Dallas business associates. Jonas was dead. He had been killed in an accident just a few weeks after the trip had started, and for whatever reason, it had taken the letter this long to finally reach her.
Abby was alone and scared, without family or close friends, and... no idea what was to become of her.
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Judge Micah Phillip Satterfield was not a perfect person.
Though he had not fought in the war, he was a firm believer in the Confederacy and the virtues, responsibilities, and rights of the white southern male. He loved sex, hard, hot sex, whether freely given or not, and on more than one occasion, had shared the favors of neighborhood ladies, black and white, willing or coerced.
Micah loved his wife Lilith in his way, but their physical relationship had long ago ceased. Lilith was a quiet, reserved woman who doled out sex as a reward for his good behavior and generosity. She was an excellent partner who met all requirements for a socially acceptable and advantageous spouse. Still, on a personal, sexual level, she was not the type of woman, emotionally or sexually, that Micah wanted or needed. Micah felt that for his sanity and happiness, he was forced to seek pleasure and satisfaction elsewhere, usually outside their marital bed.
His life was one without meaningful complications or obstacles... until Abigail Gregory fell in love with his son Jason and moved with him back to Pendleton, Texas.
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Abby had always felt uneasy when alone with Micah. Micah was a tall 6'2", reasonably handsome man with dark hair and dark steely grey eyes, an older version of Jonas; athletic and well-built, and while intelligent and ambitious he could be, controlling and domineering. Compared to Abigail's eighteen years, Micah was an old man of at least thirty years her senior, but he certainly wasn't going to let that stand in his way. Micah would be the first to admit that, "Even though she had belonged to his son and shared his bed, he found himself attracted to Abby from the beginning and swore to himself that he would have her."
Micah had never made a secret of his lusting after Abby. Like other well-to-do men of that time, he fetishized about black women in general and Abby in particular as a sexual object. Even before Jonas' death, in private, Micah had made it clear with his half joking conversations and sometimes less than discrete flirting that he wanted Abby. Jonas had explained their relationship, telling his father about Abby being a Quadroon, but his confession didn't matter to Micah; it didn't change his desire for her.
Micah knew the girl had loved his son, but his passion for her grew stronger, intensifying after Jonas' death. Despite his resentment towards Abby, the sexual tension was always present whenever Micah was around her. Like the selfish bastard he was, Micah didn't care how she felt or what she wanted and only focused on his needs, feelings, and desires. Somehow Micah managed to keep his lecherous feelings under control. Although Abby tried to stay away from him and not be caught alone when he was around, it was as if Abby was all he could think about.
Micah's determination did not lessen. Micah had never felt what you would call paternal feelings for Abby, and she was now alone and dependent on him, and he fully intended to use these insecurities to his advantage.
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