Total pages in book: 63
Estimated words: 58317 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 292(@200wpm)___ 233(@250wpm)___ 194(@300wpm)
Estimated words: 58317 (not accurate)
Estimated Reading Time in minutes: 292(@200wpm)___ 233(@250wpm)___ 194(@300wpm)
Daddy Bill groaned behind me, his thrusts becoming erratic as he reached his own peak. I felt him pulse inside me, felt the hot flood of his release filling my ass.
I pushed back in reflexive submission, taking everything he gave me, my mind floating somewhere far from my body. Around me I heard the other girls reaching their peaks, heard their daddies finishing inside them. The room was filled with the sounds of completion, of discipline delivered and pleasure taken.
When they finally pulled out of me, I collapsed onto the mat, my whole body trembling. My ass ached, my face ached, my pussy throbbed with need that had finally been satisfied. I felt utterly used, utterly claimed, utterly theirs.
And God help me, I loved them for it.
The realization sent me reeling. I loved Daddy Bill and Daddy Ed. Not just in the way Emily had described liking her daddies—as mentors who’d helped her improve. I loved them with a depth that terrified me. I craved their approval, their touch, their control over every aspect of my life.
The sabotage suddenly felt hollow. The backdoors I’d hidden in the code, the encrypted messages in the remarks—what did any of it matter if this was where I wanted to be? If being their good little bad girl was what made me feel complete?
No. No, that’s the bullshit conditioning talking. That’s what they’ve done to your brain.
But what if it wasn’t? What if this was real? What if I’d finally found the place I belonged, the people who could give me what I’d been searching for my whole life without knowing it?
I lay there on the mat, my body still trembling from the intensity of my orgasm, and felt my mind fracture into irreconcilable pieces. The part of me that loved my daddies, that wanted to surrender completely to their control. And the part that knew I had to escape before I lost myself entirely.
I had to get out. I had to leave before the transformation was complete, before I became another Emily—grateful and compliant and not the person she really was. The messages were already embedded in the code. Someone would find them. Someone would come.
And when they did, I would leave this place and these men who’d shown me depths of submission I’d never imagined. I would walk away from the only people who’d ever really seen me.
The decision settled in my chest like lead, heavy and cold and necessary. I would escape. I had to.
Even if part of me was already wondering if I’d ever be whole again without them.
CHAPTER 19
Ed
We only found Pam’s sabotage at the last minute. Our bad girl was just that good. On Georgia’s advice, we’d been as vigilant as we could possibly be, but though the cipher ended up seeming simple in retrospect, we didn’t have the benefit of hindsight as we stood on the verge of deploying Pam’s brilliant honey trap.
I stared at the screen in front of me, my specialized glasses highlighting the anomalous patterns in Pam’s comment structure. Bill leaned over my shoulder, his breathing careful and controlled in a way that told me he was processing something significant.
“There,” I said, my finger tracing a line of seemingly innocuous technical documentation. “See how the phrasing shifts here? This makes the solution sing. It’s not how she writes elsewhere in the codebase.”
Bill’s hand tightened on my shoulder. “You’re sure?”
I pulled up the analysis I’d been running in the background for the past hour. The pattern recognition software I’d thrown together for detecting steganographic communication lit up like a Christmas tree.
“Three lines of remarks, encrypted address embedded using a key phrase I only managed to figure out by following a hunch and running the lyrics of songs her old boss listened to,” I said, feeling my jaw clench. “It’s the third verse of a Mashiri song. She’s been leaving breadcrumbs for someone to find. Someone who would know what to look for.”
I watched the implications crash over Bill like ice water. Our brilliant, submissive, seemingly rehabilitated bad girl had been playing us the entire time. The enthusiasm in her training sessions, the way she’d begged for our cocks, the tears she’d shed during her spankings—all of it had been at least in part a performance. Calculated manipulation from a girl who was better at it than we’d given her credit for.
Suspended defiance.
“There’s more,” I said, my fingers flying across the keyboard as I traced the deeper layers of her deception. “She’s embedded a backdoor to the facility itself. Network access, biometric overrides, guard rotations. Everything someone would need to breach Project Dollhouse.”
Bill’s breath hissed through his teeth. “And we were going to deploy it in the morning. God, she’s fucking brilliant—to encrypt like that, on the fly, without leaving any notes behind…”
I pulled up Georgia’s protocol on my tablet, scanning through the intervention she’d outlined. My analytical mind processed the steps quickly and dispassionately, but I felt something darker stirring further down. Anger. Betrayal. Beneath that, and much more important, a determination to show our bad girl exactly what happened when she tried to deceive her daddies.