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And you can make my back look like that anytime you'd like to Messa! MmmmmmDune of Pylat ....
Mmmmmm ! Marks of lashes !!!! It's becoming interesting ....View attachment 172845
And you can make my back look like that anytime you'd like to Messa! MmmmmmDune of Pylat ....
Mmmmmm ! Marks of lashes !!!! It's becoming interesting ....View attachment 172845
MmmmmmIt's soon coming in Anjou'calvaries, Pkin, but in front !
Yes - all quite true.... I remember a ridiculously hot day in Cahors.... I went for a walk by the river in the chalk cuttings and almost died it was so hot! But the wine is....divine...Mmmmm ! Avec moderation ! View attachment 172856
Messaline was already drinking it in her orgies ....
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Oooh - if it's that sort of a convent, you can, you can, you can... And I will never say another word!!!!! I'm already packing my bags (ooops - no, I am not, I do not need anything in that sort of a convent, do I? No, I don't I think!!! That is so .... hmmm nice... are those sorts of convents on Tripadvisor? I wish they were!!!!)Tell all, PKin, or we will send you to a convent until you decide to do so...
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Adèle brought me some asprins and I took some, more than I should have done, but she said it would be alright. Then she cleaned my back with some wipes. They stung quite a lot, especially where the welts crossed each other and the cuts were a bit deeper. I remember biting into the pillow when she did that. She kept saying sorry, but I knew she had to do it, and the wipes she threw on the floor were soaked in red, so I knew that I was bleeding a bit. After my back was cleaned up she very gently stroked some cream, just moisturizer or something, over me. That was really nice and soothing and cooled down the burning a bit. I felt really tired now, and of course it was pretty late, and I think I just slid into a really deep sleep.
The next morning I woke up still lying on my front. I don’t think I had moved at all. My back was really sore, but I felt good. It was really nice too that Adèle had stayed by my side all night, just lying there next to me. As my eyes opened, her face was the first thing I saw, and she ran her fingers through my hair and kissed me on the nose. I liked that a lot.
She asked me how I felt and whether I was hungry. I said that I was good, that my back still hurt but it was a warm hurt now, it wasn’t on fire anymore, and that I was quite hungry. She went down to the kitchen and came back a few minutes later with a bowl of soup, lovely hot thick vegetable soup. I rolled onto my side, which also hurt, and she spooned it into my mouth like I was a baby. Then I went back to sleep. It must have been late afternoon when I woke up properly. I sat up on the edge of the bed and tried to stand. I was a bit dizzy, but steadied myself and went onto the balcony and into the bathroom, I was desperate to see what my back looked like. It was amazing! The crop had left bright red welts, I could even count them. Fifteen. Every one had cut into me, and some were really raw and oozing a little bit of blood. They would stay with me for a long time. I went back to my room and pulled on the loosest t-shirt I could find and some bikini bottoms, then went downstairs. I really had to hold on tight to the rail on those steep stairs. The others were relaxing in the shade of the loggia, talking and drinking coffee. They smiled when they saw me and made space for me on the bench. I felt really special. I couldn’t help but notice though that my hands were shaking a little bit as I dipped a corner of a croissant into the bowl of coffee that Mike had poured for me.
Some of them went for a stroll down to the village and Sallie went for a swim, but I just sat there in the loggia. I asked Indi to get me my book, which she did, but it was hard to concentrate. I read a chapter or two though. I knew I should have brought some lighter reading. “Zauberberg”…. All deep and intriguing and written on about three different levels. I sort of imagined that I would have been Clawdia. It’s a brilliant book, by the way, just not the best reading for the day after a whipping. Really.
I guess it was around six when everyone got back and it was Andie and Caro’s turn to cook. They made a really big paella with prawns and things. Good comfort food. I had a glass of red but it went straight to my head and very soon I felt ready to go to bed. Sallie helped me up, as I still felt a bit unsteady, and got me a mug of tea and some more asprins. I tried to lie on my back, but I couldn’t, so I propped myself on a pillow and tried to sleep on my side. I felt so warm inside. I was so happy that the night before had happened. I could hear the others chatting outside, but there I was in my little nest, and that was alright. I kept trying to recall the feeling of being stretched up there between the two trees and the waiting for the first blow of the crop. And I sort of smiled to myself.
Yes, i canOhhhh, can you imagine cleaning welts and cuts with wet wipes?...owwww the sting of that.....gahhhhhhh!
The next day was my last full one in France, so we made the most of it. Of course I was still quite sore, but I was steady on my feet again and a few pills worked wonders. The boys suggested we took a trip and had lunch out. We had the usual wonderful breakfast in the loggia then piled into the cars and headed off down the N21, through Villeneuve-sur-Lot and through the lovely rolling country, crossing over the Garonne at Agen. I remember drifting asleep and being woken whenever we went over a bump and my back bounced on the seat. It was ridiculously hot and it seemed a ridiculously long way to go for lunch, but Mike in particular was insistent. Eventually we arrived in Auch. He was right, it was a really beautiful place and we had time to wander around a bit and see the amazing stained glass in the cathedral and the statue of d’Artagnan before we found a cute little bistro in a shady street where we could sit outside in the warm air and eat and drink happily. It was such a relaxing place. I liked it a lot. But the drive back seemed twice as long as the drive there.
It was pretty late when we got back to Montagnac, but not too late for a swim. I was nervous about getting in, with my back still pretty raw, but after the first sting it was actually very pleasant and good to cool off after the day on the road. Adèle was still with us and she came in too and we kissed a bit as we leaned against the side of the pool by the lavender bushes. It was a pretty good evening. Then a few more drinks and Indi showed me the video she’d taken on her phone. I couldn’t believe how sort of impassive I was as I was whipped. I really didn’t scream or anything, just sort of opened my mouth a bit and sometimes closed my eyes. She said she’d send it to me. I was glad she’d filmed it. I guess I was the first to turn in again. Sallie said she’d come and kiss me good night, but either I was fast asleep or she forgot. Anyway, that was ok. We were real close now.
So, the very very last day. I had hardly brought anything, so I didn’t really have anything to pack. Joe ran me into Monflanquin to buy a few presents – nothing much, some herbs and some prunes! Then back to the house before Sallie drove me to Bergerac to catch the plane.
There were lots of kisses and cuddles and promises. The best promise was from Adèle. She said we should visit each other and that she’d come over to see me in Ridingham. And of course I would keep in touch with Sallie, but we both knew that already. I really liked the others, but I think I sort of knew that, well, they’d go their own ways, and they did. Sometimes I see them in the chat room and we maybe exchange a few words, but that’s it. It was a special summer and sometimes it’s better to leave it like that, you know.
THE END....for now....