Chasing Emily [Duoterra 2] (Siren Publishing Ménage and More)

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Authors: Jennifer Denys
Tags: Romance
with whom I have had the misfortune to have in this very courtroom.”
    A growl from Adam caused Judge Wright to stop his inspection of Brianna. “You can stop snarling at me, Adam Hollis. You are only married to your wife because I allowed it.”
    That didn’t stop Adam from glaring thunderously. “You know Brianna was properly married to me and my brothers, but she nearly ended up having to marry that slime bag, Quinn. I’m sure you would have made her if I hadn’t spoken up.”
    One of the townsfolk, Clark, stood up. “But, Adam, there are…how many? Seven young men in town, my son included, who are in need of a wife. Shouldn’t all unattached women be made to choose a man?”
    Emily was aghast. She didn’t want either Finn or Robin. She enjoyed her freedom too much. Standing to her feet swiftly, the legs of her chair screeching on the wooden floor, she declared forcibly, “I don’t want to get married. You can’t make me—I’ve been married. The law is quite clear that only single women need to marry.” She finished on a triumphant note as if that would be sufficient.
    “Ah, my dear woman,” the judge started patronizingly, “you are wrong there.”
    “Whaaat!”
    Judge Wright shuffled in his papers for a moment but then brandished the one he was looking for. “Let me quote you exactly what it says in the amendment to the Colonist’s Charter number three hundred and forty-two. It declares that any unmarried member of the female gender found having sexual intercourse with a member of the male gender must take out a marriage contract.”
    “But that’s for single women, not widowed ones,” declared Emily.
    “Really? Where exactly does it say the word ‘widowed’? So are you, or are you not, unmarried at this very moment in time?” When he repeated the offending word loudly, she could have slapped him for his delighted expression.
    “It is understood…” She looked around at those in the audience she knew were on her side, but they looked just as bewildered as she felt.
    “Unfortunately, innuendoes and half-understood expectations are not sufficient. This amendment was brought in to keep people like you out of trouble. And I, for one, will be heartily pleased to keep you out of mischief in my town by enforcing said law! Otherwise, I have no other recourse than to send you to the state brothel.”
    The uproar that erupted in the room deafened Emily, and she collapsed back in her chair trying to take everything in.
    So her choices were to marry a man, who was much younger than her and who she didn’t know, or go to the brothel.
    Terrific choices! And what on Earth would Robin say when he heard about it?
    As she ruminated on the options, a third possibility began to emerge, but she swiftly shook it off as there was no way she could leave town before the marriage took place as that would mean giving up her bar. She had fought hard to keep her business from being taken from her in this male-dominated society. And if she went anywhere else, she would have to start again. Beside which, where would she go?

Chapter Six
     
    Robin’s hand inched closer to his cock, which was hardening by the second.
    He grinned. He could see out of the corner of his eye that Emily was standing at the entrance to the grotto, trying to hide while she watched him wash in the waterfall.
    Naturally he was naked, but he didn’t think many people knew about this location, which was rather hidden away, despite being fairly close to town.
    Closing his eyes so he wasn’t tempted to look at her, he slowly turned his body so that he was in a full-frontal pose. Edging himself forward so that he was in front of the flow of the fall, he widened his stance and took hold of his cock with his right hand. With his left he braced himself against the wall of the cavern and gripped his member fairly hard and pulled upward.
    It was slick and wet, so his hand slid easily. He had to be careful not to slide completely off. Stopping at the

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