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Chapter 8: Welcome to England

Chapter 8: Welcome to England

The first leg of the journey was by a small truck. The coffins containing both Darlene and Melinda were picked up and loaded into a truck bearing the legend “Oscar’s Frozen Fish” on the outside. They were then driven to a mortuary where they were transferred to two hearses to be driven to the airport. They were loaded onto a chartered jet after only a quick inspection, and airborne only thirty-five minutes after leaving the safe house.

The jet, a Gulfstream 550, had a range of 6,670 miles and could make the hop over the Atlantic easily. Cruising at 35,000 feet and 550 miles per hour, they made the crossing in just over six hours. Once airborne, the coffins were opened and the oxygen bottles were changed for fresh. They prisoners were not, however, allowed out of their coffins. As the jet descended for Heathrow, the lids were screwed back on and once again the two naked women were in total darkness.

The inspection by custom officials was brief. Great care had been taken to assure the paperwork was all correct. A large cash bribe was prepared but not needed, as the customs people simply checked the paperwork stating that a mother and daughter who had died in an auto crash in the US were being returned home for burial.

The coffins were loaded onto hearses and driven off into the big city. Twenty minutes later they were being transferred to another truck for the trip to their final destination. novelbin

Leaving London, they were driven southwest on the M3, and were soon passing through the beautiful countryside of the County of Hampshire. On the eighty-mile drive, the coffin lids were again unscrewed to provide fresh air. Both women whined and pleaded pitifully through their gags to be let up, but were ignored. The man in charge of them took delight, however, in feeling their breasts and poking his finger between their legs in an attempt to tease their “cunts” as he called them.

The truck bypassed Southampton and headed west on the M37 into the New Forest. It was beautiful country and the women would surely have enjoyed the scenery, had they been able to see it. They left the main road and were soon entering a private driveway near the quaint old village of Emery Down. They paused at a wrought iron gate, identified themselves to an intercom, then drove through when the gate slowly swung aside for them.

The house was old, no question about that. It was isolated, surrounded by a forest of oak, yew, elm, and beech trees. It was also fenced in. The property was surrounded on three sides by national forest, which meant the only neighbors were distant from the estate. The car drove passed the main house, around to the back where the garage was. The women did not have a chance to see the ancient brick, two story building, with all its smokestacks.

The lids were put back on but not screwed down, and the coffins carried out of the truck and down a stairway leading to the basement of the old house. A gardener noted the truck pulling into the garage, frowned a little, then went back to his pruning. It was late afternoon, cool and cloudy with the air smelling of rain soon, and he wanted to be finished before it started.

The basement of Harcourt Manor was quite large, having been used in times past as both food storage and a dungeon. While not a castle, there had been need at times of a place to keep political prisoners and peasants who were in need of punishment. There were still four small cells, each with a rusted iron door, well-worn wood seats and cold stone walls and floor.

Darlene and Melinda were put down in the center of the one large room. The lids were removed to display the contents, and then the two men waited. No longer were the women being poked and prodded, but out of the heated air of the truck they were growing cold as the air touched their bare skin. The wait was not long, for Sir Sedgewick was anxious to see his latest acquisition. The old chap came hurrying down the stairs from the kitchen and immediately went up to the first coffin. Darlene lay there, looking very worn and tired from the long trip. She was moaning softly through her gag and her eyes were closed. Goosebumps were forming on her body from the cold.

Sedgewick looked over her imprisoned body and nodded in satisfaction. Then he inspected the younger one and nodded even more. These were even better than he had expected. Two quite lovely ladies with drop-dead gorgeous bodies. Melinda’s eyes were open and glaring at him. And, as he had requested, they were mother and daughter.

“Get them out of there,” he commanded. “Put them in the cells but make sure you allow them no freedom. I’ll tell you how to prepare them after dinner. Meanwhile, keep them securely chained up.”

He started to leave but halted at the stairs. “Now you two don’t have any ideas about using these two. They’re a gift and I want them in good condition.” Then he was gone without waiting for a reply.

“Great bloody twit!” exclaimed one of the men. “Like we ain’t worthy of touching his lordship’s whores.”

The driver glanced nervously at the stairs. “Don’t go mouthing off now where he might hear you. ’Sides, he pays us good. You can get your whores down in Southampton.”

“Maybe, but they ain’t gonna be classy American tarts like these here.”

“Yeah, they’re right tasty birds. But we got work to do.”