Fucked by Force
Fucked by Force
Mandy hurried down through the thinly wooded park that led to the edge of the river. She was becoming increasingly nervous, it was ten of eight and already getting dark out. She knew she must be crazy to be walking out here alone at night, especially to meet with Brad. What would happen if Justin found out?
The entire afternoon at work she had been consumed with anxiety about meeting Brad. At first, she decided she would meet him and hear what he had to say. However as she watched he and Justin end their meeting, and caught Justin’s cold, calculating eyes surveying Brad as he left the office, she had second thoughts about the rendezvous. She was starting to care deeply for Justin and she knew he felt the same way, but deep down she had a feeling that Justin was not a man to cross.
When Justin had returned to the alcove after his business meeting with Brad, he was back to his normal moody and demanding self, which was a relief to Mandy. But Mandy was wise, and she knew that Justin had sensed something the night she mated with his pack. She and Brad had made a palpable connection that night, anyone there could’ve sensed it. Now that she was Justin’s Property, she knew that he was even more watchful.
The rest of the afternoon at work passed by without incident. Mandy had almost made up her mind not to meet with Brad. Somehow she would find a way to explain to him, perhaps at the next party or “Property gangbang fest”, whatever the men probably called it, it didn’t matter.
Mandy missed being able to talk to Chrissy, but she knew she was now part of a deep, dark world that Chrissy would never understand. What was even more frustrating was the fact that her coworkers were now treating her strangely. Mandy wished she could talk to Ally, Meghan or Jen, but they were skittish around her ever since she had become Justin’s.
Mandy turned into the parking lot, she decided that she would meet Brad, if only to tell him that they could not plan secretive meetings and that Justin was the man, or should she say wolf, that she had chosen. It could not be any other way, no matter how attracted she was to Brad. She thought about Brad as she dressed that evening, and she realized that she had probably made up most of the mutual attraction in her head. Of course all of the men had been attracted to her, at least enough to fuck her. Brad was no different, and he had probably found himself attracted to other Properties before herself.
Everything was so confusing, why couldn’t she just be a normal young girl who dated normal young guys? She continued walking through the park and caught a glimpse of the river up ahead. Mandy felt her heart quicken and her face flush as she imagined Brad waiting for her there. Tonight she had purposefully dressed plainly, clad in a pair of jean shorts and blue tank top with sneakers. Suddenly she desperately wished she had chosen her clothes more carefully.
Mandy rounded a bend and the river came into full view as large, graceful trees bowed down to meet the flowing water. In the growing darkness Mandy could just make out Brad’s shape tucked behind a large tree. Brad turned his head and he stiffened as he saw Mandy approach. Once Mandy became closer, she saw a huge smile spread across his face. She felt happy to see him but at the same time she was terrified of the implications. What if Justin found out?
“You came,” Brad breathed as Mandy reached him.
“Honestly, I wasn’t sure if I would,” she said, as she moved behind the tree with him. Brad looked handsome as ever, his light hair slightly windblown, and wearing a white polo and khakis. His body looked relaxed, but Mandy noticed the hesitation behind his eyes.
“I don’t think this is a good idea!” she blurted out and she could tell that Brad felt the same way.
“I know! But I had to see you. I had to explain about our connection.”
“But you did explain today in the office. You said that our connection was real and that my ties to Justin made it stronger and more noticeable.”
Brad hesitated before he spoke, “Yes. You could still get out of your relationship with Justin,” he said softly.
“I know that I can get out anytime I want,” Mandy said a bit too defensively. “I’m just not sure that I want to get out.”
Brad lowered his eyes, discouraged at her words.
“That doesn’t mean that I’m not attracted to you. It’s just that I chose Justin, and I don’t think it’s wise for us to be doing this. Not now. Not this soon after. It hasn’t even been forty-eight hours!”
Brad nodded and he turned towards the river so Mandy couldn’t see his face.
“You’re right. Justin already has suspicions. I can tell.”
Mandy sensed that Brad wanted to say more, so she waited.
Mandy hurried down through the thinly wooded park that led to the edge of the river. She was becoming increasingly nervous, it was ten of eight and already getting dark out. She knew she must be crazy to be walking out here alone at night, especially to meet with Brad. What would happen if Justin found out?
The entire afternoon at work she had been consumed with anxiety about meeting Brad. At first, she decided she would meet him and hear what he had to say. However as she watched he and Justin end their meeting, and caught Justin’s cold, calculating eyes surveying Brad as he left the office, she had second thoughts about the rendezvous. She was starting to care deeply for Justin and she knew he felt the same way, but deep down she had a feeling that Justin was not a man to cross.
When Justin had returned to the alcove after his business meeting with Brad, he was back to his normal moody and demanding self, which was a relief to Mandy. But Mandy was wise, and she knew that Justin had sensed something the night she mated with his pack. She and Brad had made a palpable connection that night, anyone there could’ve sensed it. Now that she was Justin’s Property, she knew that he was even more watchful.
The rest of the afternoon at work passed by without incident. Mandy had almost made up her mind not to meet with Brad. Somehow she would find a way to explain to him, perhaps at the next party or “Property gangbang fest”, whatever the men probably called it, it didn’t matter.
Mandy missed being able to talk to Chrissy, but she knew she was now part of a deep, dark world that Chrissy would never understand. What was even more frustrating was the fact that her coworkers were now treating her strangely. Mandy wished she could talk to Ally, Meghan or Jen, but they were skittish around her ever since she had become Justin’s.
Mandy turned into the parking lot, she decided that she would meet Brad, if only to tell him that they could not plan secretive meetings and that Justin was the man, or should she say wolf, that she had chosen. It could not be any other way, no matter how attracted she was to Brad. She thought about Brad as she dressed that evening, and she realized that she had probably made up most of the mutual attraction in her head. Of course all of the men had been attracted to her, at least enough to fuck her. Brad was no different, and he had probably found himself attracted to other Properties before herself.
Everything was so confusing, why couldn’t she just be a normal young girl who dated normal young guys? She continued walking through the park and caught a glimpse of the river up ahead. Mandy felt her heart quicken and her face flush as she imagined Brad waiting for her there. Tonight she had purposefully dressed plainly, clad in a pair of jean shorts and blue tank top with sneakers. Suddenly she desperately wished she had chosen her clothes more carefully.
Mandy rounded a bend and the river came into full view as large, graceful trees bowed down to meet the flowing water. In the growing darkness Mandy could just make out Brad’s shape tucked behind a large tree. Brad turned his head and he stiffened as he saw Mandy approach. Once Mandy became closer, she saw a huge smile spread across his face. She felt happy to see him but at the same time she was terrified of the implications. What if Justin found out?
“You came,” Brad breathed as Mandy reached him.
“Honestly, I wasn’t sure if I would,” she said, as she moved behind the tree with him. Brad looked handsome as ever, his light hair slightly windblown, and wearing a white polo and khakis. His body looked relaxed, but Mandy noticed the hesitation behind his eyes.
“I don’t think this is a good idea!” she blurted out and she could tell that Brad felt the same way.
“I know! But I had to see you. I had to explain about our connection.”
“But you did explain today in the office. You said that our connection was real and that my ties to Justin made it stronger and more noticeable.”
Brad hesitated before he spoke, “Yes. You could still get out of your relationship with Justin,” he said softly.
“I know that I can get out anytime I want,” Mandy said a bit too defensively. “I’m just not sure that I want to get out.”
Brad lowered his eyes, discouraged at her words.
“That doesn’t mean that I’m not attracted to you. It’s just that I chose Justin, and I don’t think it’s wise for us to be doing this. Not now. Not this soon after. It hasn’t even been forty-eight hours!”
Brad nodded and he turned towards the river so Mandy couldn’t see his face.
“You’re right. Justin already has suspicions. I can tell.”
Mandy sensed that Brad wanted to say more, so she waited.