A synopsis.
‘…Her dress was strapless, and her rich, abundant breasts,
compressed by the tight-waisted costume, bulged upwards, offering themselves
almost in their entirety to the eye…’ and so it was how the Baron met and
almost fell in
love with Anita. The Baron was an aristocratic man of infinite
handsomeness, bewitching charm and grace, an exquisite taste for the fine
things in life, a gift for the languages coupled with a vast experience of the
world’s cities due to his travels.
He
married
rich women to supply his burgeoned extravagance and soared them on
wings of
chivalry to
heights and pleasures never felt before; and as if in a
continued trance he left them when they came to ruin still rueful of the heights
they had hitherto never reached and that no other lover was capable. Alas Anita
almost changed that when she made him settle but for a short while; in the end the
need was too strong-he had to be free.
His want for sexual
titillation outgrew his appetite for wealth
and adventure with time. When his two come to stay with him after Anita passes
away he initiates them into womanhood after his
lust gets the better of him. The
love quadrangle becomes replete with his latest wife who has borne him a son.
After exhausting his two daughters he goes in to his wife. The last straw that
breaks the camels back happens when he tries to force his member in his son’s
mouth…
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