The Prince and the Nun by Jacqueline George & Unknown

Author:Jacqueline George & Unknown [Jacqueline George]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Europe, Nun, romance, erotic, historical, castle war, Prince
Publisher: Q~Press
Published: 2013-07-16T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter 25

Therese felt worried enough to go looking for Mefist on Sunday. She caught up with him in the refectory.

“Mefist, you’ve got to help me. What’s going to happen tonight?”

“Don’t worry, my dear. It’s easy. All the officers meet for dinner and when we’ve eaten the best that Montebello can provide, and drunk the cream of your cellar, we’ll send up for you. You come down with Maria and all the rest of the girls, and the General will ask a few questions and decide how Maria should be punished. That’s all. It’s really very simple.”

“I don’t know what we are meant to wear.”

“Oh, something a little formal I suppose. We’ll all be in our dinner uniforms. Even Drazevich, because the General ordered him to get one.”

“And that’s all?”

“Yes, that’s all. What else can I do for you?”

“You haven’t been to visit me for a long time,” she pouted.

“You’ve been so busy recently, and I thought you had a visitor, anyway.”

She glowered at him. “Mefist, you promised to take care of me. You’re the only one I can talk to about important things. Come and visit.”

“Would it be worth my while?”

She bit her lip. “Alright, I’ll take my dress off again. Will you come?”

“In that case, I’ll definitely consider the idea. Not tonight, of course.”

“Really, Mefist! I thought you came for my company, not just to leer at my body.”

“Oh, I come for both! I come to see you, and the more I see, the happier I become.”

That evening found Therese waiting with the girls in the quiet of the club. They had all dressed in their Sunday clothes and had done their best with hair and makeup to make themselves presentable in the officers’ mess. They were nervous, and none of them had felt much like eating. Eight o’clock had already past and no one had come for them. Time crept by until at last they heard Mefist’s voice calling.

He looked cheerful and well-fed. “Come on, girls. Don’t keep the General waiting!” He whispered to Therese as they hurried past, “What have you done with them? They could go to church dressed like that. Oh, well. It’s too late now; we’ll wait and see what the General says. Now, give me a moment to sit down, and then file in. You and Maria stand at the front, facing the General. The others can fan out on either side.”

He pushed through the door. Therese waited a moment and then steered Maria to the door and stepped inside.

The room looked crowded and smoky. The long tables had been arranged on three sides of the room and were covered with bottles and glasses. The General sat in the centre of the top table. The girls arranged themselves in a line facing the General, looking across the empty court in the middle. Therese looked left and right. They stood demurely with their hands held together in front of them. She raised her eyes and looked nervously at the General. He raised a knife to tap on an empty glass.

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