Sappho Intl (Songs of Silk Book 1) by Mvxx. Amillivn

Author:Mvxx. Amillivn [Amillivn, Mvxx.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2015-04-23T22:00:00+00:00

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If PrimaDonna reminded me of Monica Bellucci then her mother, Madison, was Sela Ward and her aunt, Diana, was Michelle Pfeiffer—at least this was what I was thinking as we approached the polished bronze door of the Hall of Antiquity.

Now that I could see all of three of them clearly in the light, I’d decided that I was being escorted by three gorgeous women to whom the word beauty couldn’t even begin to define.

Although PrimaDonna’s mother and aunt had to have been at least twenty years older than her, they appeared as though they might have been her older sisters. Madison and Diana had aged gracefully and preserved their magnificence as though they had drunk from the fountain of youth. And they both held a Park Avenue elegance while retaining a casual California charm.

They were all modern day goddesses.

“I love Miami.” Madison proclaimed.

“Believe it or not, it‘s one of my favorite cities in the world.” Diana followed.

“Silk, did you know that Miami is the only major city in the United States conceived by a woman?”

“No, I didn’t know that…and I’ve lived here for most of my life.”

“Julia Tuttle is the original mother of Miami and, to this day, the city of Miami is the only major city in the United States conceived by a woman.”

“Miami stands as one of only a few cities worldwide, begun and birthed by a woman.”

“Wow, I didn't know that there were ANY cities begun by a woman. But I always knew there was something so different and vibrant about Miami.”

“Mh hmh. This is one of the reasons why it comes as no surprise that this city has become an important piece of the puzzle to making our Sapphian society whole.”

After taking a nice shower and performing a round of Egyptian fire-breathing, I began to absolve my mind of many of the fear-charged emotions that my soul had constructed upon and convinced myself that everything would be fine. I’d decided that I would hold Sir Sheik solely responsible for her own words and actions without making judgments about anyone else. For now, I would view the rest of the Sapphic Trust innocent until proven guilty and let the universe continue to deal with Sir Sheik. And I was becoming more and more comfortable with this decision, as I now conversed candidly with PrimaDonna, Madison, and Diana.

“Now this…is the Hall of Antiquity.” Diana opened the bronze door and lo and behold—a glorious vision from heaven was unveiled.

“Oh…my…God!” I instantly saw a gigantic oil painting. And my mother, of all people, was the subject.

“Welcome to your library. This is where, I presume, most of your thinking, learning and writing might occur. We have taken the liberty of furnishing this room with more than a few artistic pieces that we thought you might appreciate.”

As Madison and Diana smiled, I moved towards the painting as if I was entranced and magnetized to it.

“The Sapphic Trust is a global organization. Most of our members are intercontinental. Your mother was one of a few Sapphians from the city of Miami and was the most mysterious.

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