Bound by Desire
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- Bound by Desire Explicit No Dialogs
- 1. Feel free to scream, princess. No one will hear you.
- 2. Sure you will, Princess. By the time youre safe and sound, Ill be long gone.
- 3. You shouldnt waste your breath bargaining with me. But you may say your piece to the man I serve when we arrive at our destination.
- 4. I can stuff your mouth again as easily as I took you from your bed.
- 5. If you are a good hostage, you will get what you want.
- 6. Flattery will get you nowhere, princess.
- 7. What is it
- 1. Ill have your head for this.
- 2. So you wont kill me. Let me go then, and Ill pay you a most handsome reward."
- 3. Only a fool would send a coward on his behalf.
- 4. If you are not a coward, let me see you.
- 5. I suppose you are too strong to be a coward.
- 6. Please, may we walk into the forest, just for a bit Ive never been in one before.
- 7. I just didnt expect my captor to be so handsome.
Immerse yourself in this kidnapping fantasy as the fiesty Princess Yolanda and her rugged scoundrel of a captor Phillip. Struggle with duty versus lust as you find yourself drawn into the dynamic of captor and captive. Will the kidnapped princess set herself free or will her handsome kidnapper free her innermost desires for her? No longer blindfolded on the forested path, the princess is struck by Phillip's appearance. As she struggles at her bindings, she wonders if maybe she wants him to gag her after all. The chirping of the forest birds and soft medieval music will make the perfect backdrop to your own epic enemies-to-lovers arc.
Princess Yolanda will need a slip dress, cloth blindfold and gag, and her favorite, pre-tested rope or restraints, while Phillip will wear a mask, flowing shirt and tight pants, and find a suitable bench or saddle-adjacent surface to ride away with his princess on. Couples who've lived this Princess Bride adventure delight in the fun of playing with light restraint and struggling to seduce one another for freedom. Which will win: duty or desire?