My Femdom Marriage Ch. 54 - 56

Chapter 54: I Let Him Go, and She Pulled Me Close

"He left my home with gratitude. She stayed in my bed with fire. And I... I remained exactly who I've always been: a woman who gets what she wants." — Mistress Staci

His last morning was quiet.

He made tea. Pressed my robe. Kissed my wrist before placing the key on the table.

He didn't speak until the very end.

"May I say one more thing, Mistress?"

"Yes."

"Thank you for keeping me. It was the greatest honor of my life."

I touched his cheek.

"You served beautifully. And you leave loved."

Then I turned and walked upstairs.

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She was waiting for me.

In my bed. Naked, except for a silk robe she hadn't bothered to tie.

"He's gone?"

"He is."

She reached out her hand.

And I stepped into it like a current.

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That day, we never left the room.

She touched me as if to claim me. I let her.

She kissed my throat and whispered, "Mine, now."

And I laughed.

"You think I'm yours?"

"No," she said. "But I want to be yours. And I want you to know how that feels without having to manage it."

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There was something different about her hands.

She didn't ask for instruction. She listened with her body.

She made me feel...

Not adored. Not served.

Desired.

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By sundown, I felt brand new.

Or maybe not new. Maybe just... returned.

To heat. To joy. To the kind of intimacy that doesn't need structure to feel strong.

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I stood at the window as the sky turned purple.

She wrapped her arms around me from behind, chin on my shoulder.

"You okay?" she whispered.

"Better than that," I said. "I feel... free."

She smiled against my neck.

"Then let's keep it that way."

And we did.

Chapter 55: Rewriting the Rituals

"She didn't need a collar. I didn't need obedience. But still, we built something structured, sensual, and entirely ours." — Mistress Staci

I thought I might miss the precision.

The protocols. The symmetry. The daily acts of reverence.

But I didn't.

Because what we created together wasn't absence—

It was adaptation.

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She didn't kneel. But she brought me coffee with a kiss on the shoulder.

She didn't ask permission. But she waited to touch me until I looked her in the eye.

She didn't submit.

But she yielded—and that was even more delicious.

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In the mornings, I'd wake to her tracing my hipbone with her fingertips.

In the evenings, she'd undress me as I leaned against the bathroom counter, her lips brushing my shoulder as she whispered:

"Let me take care of you tonight."

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We created rituals without naming them: • She lit the candle before dinner. • I chose the playlist. • We took turns washing each other's hair. • She never entered my study without knocking, even if the door was open.

Little rules. Little offerings. Little devotions.

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I still gave commands sometimes.

"Lie down." "Keep still." "Say it again, slower."

And she always listened—because she wanted to, not because she had to.

There's a difference. A beautiful one.

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One night, as she massaged my feet, she asked:

"Do you miss him?"

I shook my head.

"I miss the way I felt when I was at the center of someone's world. But with you? I feel like I'm at the center of my own—and you're dancing in it with me."

She smiled.

"That's what I wanted."

"Then you're doing it right."

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I hadn't stopped being Mistress.

I had just become more than her.

And she never flinched from that.

Chapter 56: The Summer We Couldn't Keep Our Hands Off Each Other

"It wasn't a phase. It was a season. Of skin. Of sweat. Of letting the world outside fade so we could stay tangled in each other." — Mistress Staci

We barely left the house that summer.

Not because we had nowhere to go.

But because nothing out there felt better than what we had inside.

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She was insatiable.

Playful. Bold. Gloriously inappropriate.

She would corner me in the hallway, press her lips to my neck, and say, "You taste like a secret I'm not supposed to know."

And then taste me again.

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We made love in every room. Even the ones I'd once reserved for silence.

The window seat. The kitchen counter. The patio chair at midnight.

One afternoon she pulled me into the laundry room, dropped to her knees between dryer cycles, and said:

"You've ruined me for anyone polite."

I laughed.

"Good."

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She loved undressing me slowly.

Layer by layer, like ritual.

But there was no obedience in it—only hunger.

And she made a game of it:

"Tell me when you want me to stop."

I never did.

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There were days when I'd lie naked on the sunroom couch, reading, and she'd simply curl up next to me—hand on my thigh, not going anywhere.

And nights when she'd bind my wrists with one of my silk scarves and whisper:

"You've had to lead everyone for so long. Let me give you back to yourself for a while."

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We laughed more than I expected.

There was nothing heavy about us.

Even when the sex turned wicked—nails, ice cubes, whispered filth in the dark—

there was delight.

There was ease.

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One morning, I looked in the mirror and didn't recognize the glow in my cheeks.

It wasn't submission. Wasn't even power.

It was pleasure. Fully inhabited. Unapologetic. Mine.