The Education of Roman's Fresh Meat

Ongoing

12 Chapters85,624 words348 min read

4.3 (26)4.3 out of 5 stars from 26 ratings

Slave Auction Master & Slave Non-Con Inspection Conditioning Chastity Breeding

Two athletic acquisitions arrive at Roman Wolfe's training facility. Stripped, inspected, and made into studs for the ranch.

Chapters

Morning in the Cage

4,922 words20 min read4.04.0 out of 5 stars from 3 ratings

Concrete cold, twenty bodies breathing in the dark, and a hose waiting at the wall. Two virgin bucks make the walk to the auction floor.

Bucks on the Block

5,705 words23 min read

A long day under stranger hands and harder light. By sunset the wood is sticky and the buyers have thinned to one.

The Buyer's Eye

5,963 words24 min read

Roman Wolfe walks the market alone. No entourage, no clipboard. Evening is when the masks finally crack.

Bulls Bought Raw

4,866 words20 min read

Gray eyes work over a soldier's posture and a horse-cock's tremor. The ride home is in the trunk.

Fresh Pups Balls-Slapping in Trunk

3,380 words14 min read

The gravel of the Wolfe estate, the porch lined with house slaves in Present, and a double cell waiting at the end of the hall.

Pups Slurping Shame from Bowls

7,102 words29 min read

First dawn under Iron Keeper's whip. The rules of the cage get fed to Cody and Jax one stripe at a time.

Branding Pups Raw

5,472 words22 min read

The forge stinks of scorched hide and the posts are already roped. Roman comes to decide what each pup is worth keeping.

Scout's Prize

6,138 words25 min read

Viktor Kane rolls onto the veranda with a country boy in the truck and the dust of the back roads still on him.

Viktor's Night Toy

10,065 words41 min read4.54.5 out of 5 stars from 4 ratings

Clean sheets, a young master's hand, and a hairy field bull who hasn't been looked at in two months. The most dangerous mercy on the ranch.

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Morning Inspection

9,007 words37 min read

The house wakes satisfied. Coffee, eggs, and a slow walk through the morning's stock.

#11

Upkeep

9,964 words40 min read5.05.0 out of 5 stars from 5 ratings

A hurricane lamp over the wash rack, hours before the field call. By nine the blacksmith is at market, helping pick the man who will take his forge.

#12

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13,040 words53 min read

A seller's plank in the specialty rows, hands laced behind his head since nine. Thirty-three, clipped neat for the girls, and the whole aisle can see it.

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