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SLIPPING INTO DEPRAVITY - Ch. 28, Romance and Semen in the Purple Sky

🕑 Added 2025-10-02 14:00:12 +0000 UTC

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Eve St. Albert

I only want to make it hurt a little more. Who doesn't love a broken heart?

DOylyCarte

So lovely! And so intensely foreboding.

FU

Finally, the connection is complete and they are both going into the next Cuck session determined that it is about them and not Leroy. He is going to give her what she needs and she is going to give him what he needs. I think after that, this will be the end of Leroy, they won’t need him anymore, and they will move onto other lovers that they will share.

Eve St. Albert

Sam was strong in the ball gag chapter fourteen. And in chapter three as they're driving and talking. I've always seen Sam as strong. The trouble is that he's nice and easygoing, so it's easy for someone like Leroy to seem to walk over him. I thought he needed to be showcased a bit more. All too often in these sorts of stories, the husband becomes this washed out, hollowed out wimp that we sort of despise. I wanted Sam to be a different character. I wanted him to be someone you loved. That way, when I did what I'm going to do to him, you'd really really feel it. As for Kayley, once you've gotten through the next five chapters... or even the next three, ask yourself "Is this a woman I'd ever want to cross?"

Bob Fogarty

You've written strength into Sam in these recent chapters. There's more love in him for Kayley than Leroy can destroy...it appears. "...I dare you," he laughed, "Do your worst." Trainwreck imminent. We all love Kayley, how vicious will Leroy push her to be. Will she bring tears to Sam's eyes? Will it make her seem even hotter yet?

A Philosophical Doctor

Of course we are going to forgive Kayley, because we are all in love with her (well, I am, anyway) and - although maybe we shouldn't - we are probably going to enjoy some aspects of the coming storm; like standing near the seashore in a gale, watching the waves crash-in. Although he may be hurt, I think we have enough confidence in Sam to know that he will recover (and also forgive Kayley). Probably, we should be more concerned about what Leroy has in store for Kayley (even if we might enjoy that, too).

Eve St. Albert

Some of both. That's what gaslighters do, they lie to you constantly. But the lie has a bit of truth, enough that they can build on and distort and turn around to suit their needs. Leroy tells Sam that Kayley has this 'will to power' and 'need to submit' and both these qualities, these tensions are there. We see it in her verbal playfulness, the occasional sharp edges. He says to Sam 'she really needs this.' And Sam's seen it himself as Leroy lays it out. Hard to disagree. Then he tells Kayley that Sam needs submission, he's too buttoned down, too repressed and he needs to be broken out of that to be happy. Well, she's always enjoyed Sam's calm and thoughtfulness and qualities that, if looked at right, could be seen as repression. She's seen Sam's intense sexual reaction to the first session. Hard to disagree. On the rooftop, on a day in which she's been sexually free to the point of three men ejaculating in her, she sees Sam holding back for her pleasure, and sees it as repression he needs to be freed from. The funny thing is, if they compared notes, there'd be no contradiction, he said different things to each to get them doing and thinking the way he wanted. But if they told each other, they'd both see it. They'd be a little less convinced by the 'other argument.' But they'd go along. The only tip off that something isn't right is the seamless way he's tailored his narrative to each of them, appealing to their personalities and perceptions. And that's easy to miss. Of course, as it goes along, it will become more blatant. But he'll take more control, and split them, driving wedges, seducing them to lying to each other and themselves, making it harder to compare notes. He will try to teach them, or convince them to distrust each other more and more, to keep secrets and to do things individually that will need secrets. He'll try to undermine the images they have of each other. That's what people like him do. Kayley's dark side? It was there. Here's the truth - we all have a little Dom in us, we have a little Sub, we've got a bit of kindness and some cruelty. We have our own preferences and urges as to where we go. But it's all in us. And quite easily, if someone comes along and encourages an aspect, waters and nurtures it, that aspect can grow and bloom and even change who we are, without our even understanding. It's growing inside her, being carefully managed, Leroy wants a slave for himself, not a dominatrix. But he's setting it up to run wild on Sam. You're going to see a dark and scary side to Kayley. Please forgive her.

A Philosophical Doctor

Yes, an excellent commentary from TJ. I particularly like the way that Eve has contrived a situation in which Kayley and Sam are deluding themselves into believing that Leroy's cuckolding sessions are for their benefit -almost like a continuation of the games they play between themselves - or rather: is it Kayley who is persuading Sam, and Sam who is deluding himself? I also like the brief glimpses into Kayley's darker side: is that something that has been inside Kayley all along, and that Leroy has just brought out of her (the flip side to her subordinate personality) - or is it a worm that Leroy has implanted, that is growing inside her?

Larry Hunt

TJ Rogue...well said.

TJ Rogue

It's brilliant drama, Eve. You really have outdone yourself. This is no ordinary erotica. Sure, it’s immensely arousing, but it’s so much more than that. It’s deeply satisfying, to be taken on this ride of emotions, with a couple we now know like family. They’ve become part of us. That’s a gift to us, from a very talented writer. The genius of your story is that you’ve created such strong, loveable characters, that we continue to pull for them, and root for them, because we know there is something deeper inside – we’ve seen it. That’s what I love about these four chapters. You’ve fleshed out Sam and Kayley so well, shown us their strength, revealed their absolute love, and given us a glimpse of their playful spirits that fit together perfectly. Sam intended this to be the day that provided the glue to hold them together, but it instead, these chapters become the glue that binds the readers to these characters we now love, who are about to descend into a very dark place. But because we like Sam and Kayley so much, we continue on this journey with them, with hopes they will find a way back to that perfect sunrise on that building top again, and renew their love and commitment for one another – becoming whole again. We want to be their guardian angels, looking out for them, and calling them back from the brink of destruction, into life together as that perfect couple once again. Brillian, intelligent, dramatic writing Eve.

Craig

What a tragically beautiful scene, really really good writing. K’s knack for rationalizing and misreading Leroy is Othellian. And we know how that ended.

Larry Hunt

Every time when the up coming cuck session is mentioned - I think about the song 'Maneater' by Hall & Oates!

A Philosophical Doctor

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