A work of fiction
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I pray that this being a work of fiction and with everything in this story being made up and not being based on any events, places or persons existing in real life that no parallels or similarities exist. But I have been wrong before.
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I wrote this story to be entertaining. It is not political commentary. I tried hard to use made up names and details, although the Unorganized Territory of Cimarron did exist north of 36" 30' until 1887 after the independent nation of Texas was admitted as the 28th United State (spelling not incorrect) in 1845.
(As historian Shelby Foote so eloquently said, "before 1865 'United States' was plural.") The characters are not parodies of any actual persons. The protagonist is an unethical disreputable cad, he uses power and influence to get what he wants, screwing everybody over in the process. That includes his daughter. I did not intend for him to be liked.
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All sexual activity in this fictional tale occurs between characters at least 18 fictional years of age.
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You have been warned, please turn back now before it's too late. Please.
You did not listen to me, now he's the Governor. Please! Don't encourage him. If he gets to DC we are all doomed.
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"I Rahauten Werhmweud..."
"Do solemnly swear..."
"Do solemnly swear..."
"To uphold the duties of my office and the Constitution..."
"To uphold the duties of my office and the Constitution..."
"Of the State of Cimarron, and of the United States..."
"Of the State of Cimarron, and of the United States..."
"So help me God."
"So help me..."
"God."
"Huh?"
"God."
"Oh... Yes."
"So help me God," repeated the Chief Justice.
"So help me God."
As I removed my hand from the Bible, I thought to myself that they must have had fun finding that book here at the State Capitol, probably had to send an intern over to B. Dalton. I looked at my hand and laughed to myself. No blisters as my opponent in the election last November, that looser, had famously promised to the media after being so discourteous as to deny me my congratulatory phone call, proof that he lies about everything.
"Ladies and gentlemen, the Governor of The Great State of Cimarron," the voice of the Speaker of the State Assembly boomed from the speakers in the plaza.
Fools say that this state was formed from that part of Texas lying north of 36"30' latitude because of the language contained within the Missouri Compromise. But it's really more than that. Cimarron is the ultimate no-mans-land, the second most populous state in the nation. We are both everything and nothing at the same time. A territory not in rebellion we were ignored by uncle Abe's proclamation of 1863, slaves here today are just called by a different name, resident.
I turn and kiss my beautiful and wealthy socialite wife, respectably, not ravenously as I do before or after massaging the sensitive head of my penis through her neck while it is inside of her throat. We walk past our adoring crowd of supporters in order to board the limo that will deliver us to the Gala Ball at the Ritz-Carlton, a few blocks from the old Spanish Colonial Plaza.
It has been a long time since we had been alone together, my wife and me. I have been very busy as of the last couple of months with my succulent Baby Girl, my resourceful Chief of Staff. In between fucking my gorgeous daughter and receiving really, really, wonderful blow jobs from her talented mouth we have somehow managed to find an hour or three to spend discussing the gubernatorial transition currently underway.
I entered the white limousine with my wife, arguably the hottest fifty-one-year-old piece of ass in the whole United States let alone the State of Cimarron. Once there I handed her a tiny bottle of spring water from the mini fridge separating us saying, "I have a surprise for you." I turned the radio up slightly as I pressed the little button closing the window and thereby isolating the driver in front seat from us in the rear.
It was the size of a shoebox and wrapped in fancy golden yellow tissue, she removed the paper and stopped cold. Inside of the fancy tissue was a heavy weight brown cardboard box marked in large black letters 'EVIDENCE Cimarron City Police Department,' and in smaller in black pen 'Case number A-3...'"
"What is..."
"Open it up, it's yours. To do with as you see fit."
The foil tape seal on the box had been neatly cut, so she opened the lid and slowly removed from the inside of the box a folded blue jacket that legal documents are normally contained within. Opening the jacket, she saw that it was three pages of typed affidavits. Each page was dated twenty-nine years ago and said near the top of each page, "Sworn statement of..." It was on top of an old and now slightly rusty tagged Fairbairn-Sykes knife in a plastic bag. The kind of knife that the OSS issued to its operatives during its brief existence. It looked like and it probably was her grandfather's.
"I thought about just destroying them, but I thought it would mean more to you this way."
"What do you want Rahauten?"
"I am releasing you from any debt you have to me because I want to make you an offer that I hope you accept."
"It's been in there that box, you have had this, holding on to it, for thirty-one years?"
"I have kept it safe."