Christina's Escape From the Mine

Christina was arrested by a corrupt sheriff and given a harsh sentence. She had been imprisoned and forced to work in a coal mine. She had already been working there for two years when she found a small bag that one of the overseers had lost. It contained three sheets of paper and a ballpoint pen. Christina used these sheets to try to send a message to the outside world asking for help.

She wrote the following on the sheets:

"I have been wrongfully sentenced to forced labor in the mine. They want to keep me here forever. I am beautiful and 28 years old. I will do anything for you if you rescue me. In gratitude, I will love you forever. Christina."

She hid the pieces of paper one by one amongst the coal in the mine carts. The mine carts were taken out of the mine and the coal was sold.

One of the notes ended up in the hands of a 33-year-old, lonely man. His name was Cody, and he lived about 40 miles from the mining town. He felt very lonely, and this was exactly what he dreamed about, that a girl would belong entirely to him.

He traveled to the town by bus so that no one would remember his car's license plate. He asked passers-by where the mine was, saying he was looking for work there. He received only brief answers: they did not know where the mine was. Finally, someone seriously warned him not to ask any more questions about the mine because he would get into trouble, and besides, the mine was not hiring workers anyway.

All this frightening secrecy convinced Cody that Christina's message was telling the truth and that this was indeed not a legitimate mine. In the town square, he found a homeless man and offered him some whiskey. They talked for a long time until Cody mentioned that he heated his house with coal but bought it expensively from a dealer. It would be cheaper if he ordered it directly from the mine. The homeless man told him how to find the mine. Even from a distance, he could see that it was not an open-pit mine but one where work was carried out deep underground. Going down there would be impossible. He saw the guards; they were all men.

He returned to town. A few suspicious figures seemed to begin following him. There was a church there, and several people were just going inside as Mass was beginning. He went in as well and sat among the crowd. He did not see his followers come inside. The Mass lasted quite a long time. A few nuns were seated in the front pew. Next to Cody sat a friendly-looking elderly woman. After thinking briefly, he quietly whispered to her:

"My sister is a nun too. But she lives in a different convent."

The old woman nodded kindly. At the end of the Mass, he continued:

"I would like my sister to become a nun here in this town. Our old mother wishes that too. Perhaps I should write a letter to the convent here. What is the name of the mother superior here?"

Fortunately, the old woman knew the superior's name. Cody said goodbye to her and blended into the crowd leaving the church. While he had been inside, it had become dark outside, so he hoped no one would continue following him. He hurried to the bus stop and quickly boarded the last departing bus, which was not even headed toward his own town. After a few stops, he got off and rented a cheap room at an inn. He quickly fell into a deep sleep.

So it was impossible for Cody to become an overseer at the mine and simply release Christina. If it is impossible to free the girl in one step, then it should be attempted in two steps. If he could get her out of the mine and into the nuns' convent, then he would only have to free her from there.

He withdrew all his money from the bank and wrote a nice letter to the Mother Superior. In the letter, he mentioned an inheritance he wished to donate to the convent, noting that it was a sum of money. He could not ask for a reply by mail because he could not provide his own address. He wrote that he would be in the town on a certain day and would visit the Mother Superior that morning, provided the time was convenient for her. Wrapped in tissue paper, he enclosed 1,000 dollars in the envelope and wrote that he was sending it for the purchase of altar candles. The letter arrived, and the abbess read it with mixed feelings. Yet, two days later, nothing remained in her heart but a craving for the money. She awaited the arrival of the generous benefactor with keen anticipation.

Cody arrived at the convent and was able to speak with the abbess in an office, away from any witnesses. He explained that he had a sister, Christina, who had always wished to become a nun. She had intended to donate the wealth she inherited from their parents to the convent, but this never came to pass. Christina was being held in the mine due to a traffic offence; a place where she could hear no sermons, and where there was neither Mass nor confession. Cody asked the abbess to send two nuns to the mine to preach about Jesus Christ to all the prisoners there. In exchange, she should request Christina's release from the mine, allowing her to take her vows at the convent and study the faith, after which she could return to the mine to complete her sentence.

He presented all this with apparent naivety. The Mother Superior knew that the two nuns would be forced to work in the mine in place of Christina and would never be allowed to leave. As it happened, there were two nuns who were her enemies and wanted to remove her from her position. The opportunity to get rid of them came at just the right moment.

Cody announced that he wanted to hand over a quarter of the inheritance immediately, and Christina would personally deliver the rest to the Mother Superior later. Then he immediately placed all of his money on the table. He said goodbye by expressing his hope that he would soon see Christina in the church at Mass among the nuns.

Cody stepped out through the cloister's door, feeling satisfied, and wondered how he would recognize Christina among the nuns in the church. That evening, at the time of Mass, he went back into the church. Eight nuns sat in the front row. One of them wore a lighter-colored veil; she was only a novice, a student. Christina would soon be dressed like her as well.

The Mother Superior counted the large sum of money. She had always dreamed of a vacation in Florida. Now she could finally afford it. She summoned her two rivals and happily informed them that they would be going on missionary work, leaving the convent for a few days. They were to preach about Christ to the women working in the mine so that their souls would not be damned. She knew the mine would benefit by receiving two workers in exchange for one. But she felt more confident of success if she also gave some money to the overseer at the mine entrance to bring Christina out. She would reassure him that the girl would remain a prisoner of the convent and would have no contact with the outside world. However, the Church felt responsible for the girl's soul, and everyone at the mine had to respect that.

Two days later, Christina was brought out of the mine and became a novice nun in the convent. There was an old chastity belt made of metal. The Mother Superior kept its key. It was the custom that the youngest nun had to wear it in order to prevent masturbation. The novice was happy about Christina's arrival because she could pass the belt on to her. Christina suspected that someone wanted to rescue her. She hoped she would be able to escape from the convent. Her only opportunity would be while going to church, since the convent had high stone walls and barred windows. Therefore, she carefully watched the people whenever she went to church with the other nuns.

Cody saw her and easily distinguished her from the other novices. Although two of the eight nuns had gone to the mine, leaving only six to guard Christina, Cody was not sure he could handle them alone. A truck had recently delivered coal to his home. The two coal merchants, father and son, had complained about their loneliness. They lived rather poorly on a small farm. Cody went to see them and arranged for their help. As a reward, they would be the first to get Christina. Cody had nothing else to offer.

The next day they drove to town in Cody's car, smeared mud over the license plate, and Cody spoke with the homeless man he knew. He brought for that man some wine as well.

In the church, Cody sat quite close to Christina. When she turned sideways, he looked at her meaningfully, took out the slip of paper he had found among the coal, and held it up so she could see it. At the same time, he pointed to himself.

As the Mass was drawing to an end, the homeless man lay down on the doorstep of the convent. The nuns arriving from the church could not get inside; they piled up and argued with the drunken man, who eventually grabbed hold of the skirts of two nuns. Cody's car stopped in front of the convent, and two people got out as if they were just looking at the scene. Cody leaned toward Christina and whispered quietly:

"Get in the car, quickly!"

Christina ran. The nuns were slow to realize that another problem had arisen. The homeless man held onto the skirts of two nuns, as it had been discussed with him. Cody and the younger coal merchant blocked the path of two others. The remaining two caught up with Christina but were astonished by how strong the miner-girl was. She easily shoved them aside and got into the car. The older coal merchant stepped on the gas and stopped sixty yards farther away. Cody and the other man quickly ran over, got in, and the nuns did not chase after them. Their car left the town via the shortest route and stopped in a forest. The coal merchants' truck was parked there, loaded with coal and firewood. They hid the girl amongst the cargo and set off for home in the lorry. Cody also set off for home in his own car.

The sheriff's phone rang a few minutes after the escape, and the chase began. He notified the sheriffs of the surrounding towns to inspect cars because a nun had escaped and stolen the golden chalice from the altar.

The coal merchants were stopped for a check along the way, but they did not arouse suspicion as the local sheriff knew them well on that route. They finally arrived at their farm. They washed Christina and filed the chastity belt off her. Christina first became the coal merchants'. She told them about the lives of the nuns. They found this very exciting.

The sheriff of the mining town was furious that Christina had escaped. In the Mother Superior's name, he promised a hefty cash reward to the sheriffs of the surrounding towns if they found the girl.

Fifty miles away, in another town, the local sheriff, Mr. Banks, thought a lot about this wanted notice. He did not believe that there could be a golden chalice in a nuns' convent, because such chalices were usually used by male priests. That's why he didn't believe in theft either.

"They are looking for the nun for some other reason," he thought. "Now she works as a servant girl on a farm somewhere, because there is no sign of her arrival here in the town. The girl could only travel far away if she sold the chalice." But Mr. Banks did not believe in the chalice. The cash reward, however, interested him.

His informers have not reported anything so far. He tried questioning the owner of the local brothel. No new prostitute had arrived, Mr. Banks was told.

"Any change is interesting," he pressed the madam further.

"Some of our regular customers have been stopped coming in recent weeks. Among them is a father and his son, who had previously come together regularly. Their profession is to sell coal."

Mr. Banks pondered this. "How is it possible that both of them found girlfriends at the same time? Although there may be several explanations, this question is enough to arouse suspicion."

The next morning he got into his car, drove out, and observed the coal sellers' farm through binoculars for a long time. He saw only the two men. So he saw no girlfriend whose presence might explain why they no longer visited the brothel. His suspicion was neither confirmed nor diminished. That afternoon he visited the farm with two assistants, under the pretext of inspecting the hosts' weapons. They had only one rifle, and it was in proper order. The sheriff was not allowed to conduct a house search, but he wanted to look at the beds. On both pillows he found long black hairs. These did not belong to the men. Mr. Banks remembered the nun's description well. She had had long black hair when she escaped. Now he could assume they were hiding the fugitive. They searched the other buildings as well but found no one.

During the day, Christina stayed only among the farm's outbuildings. There was a kitchen there. She cooked for the coal merchants and for herself. Danger could come only by car, along the long dusty road connecting the farm to the highway. She knew this. She often watched the road but saw nothing. She was preparing to leave the farm. Gradually, from conversations, she learned what region she was in. She wanted to go to a town where she could earn money for the journey that would eventually take her far from the mine.

That morning she looked toward the road several times. Distant bushes and trees blocked the view. But then, suddenly, the sun glinted off the window of a car behind the bushes. And the car was not moving; it was parked there. The highway was far too distant for a driver to have come all this way just to rest. Whoever was in that car was watching or investigating. Christina made her decision: she would not stay any longer. She took food and water and set off in the direction opposite the road, making use of every bit of cover.

The next day she reached a town that seemed large enough. Finding both lodging and work at the same time did not appear easy. She failed to do so by evening. Then she went into the brothel and asked for the madam.

Afraid that Christina merely wanted free lodging, the madam insisted that she must start working immediately. Christina took a bath. A doctor happened to be there as a guest and examined her quickly. The girl fell asleep in the arms of her first male client.

Several weeks passed, and Christina was barely able to save any money. The other girls were also pretty, so she didn't have many guests. Then she suggested to the madam that one evening, in the spacious reception hall, they should perform a nun role-play before all the guests. It was a great success. After the performance, the guests lined up one after another to visit Christina. The role-play could not be performed every day because Christina's back needed four days to heal. On the fifth day they performed it again, with even greater success.

Meanwhile, back in the other town, Mr. Banks received more news from the owner of the brothel. Her clients were talking about how, in the neighboring town, a nun was being whipped in the brothel. Mr. Banks called there and learned that the performance would be held again that evening and that the nun had long black hair. That evening he drove there.

He entered the reception hall as an ordinary customer. Watching the performance did not cost much. The lamps were extinguished, and only a few candles illuminated the ornate chair on which the madam sat as the Mother Superior. The prostitutes, dressed as nuns, sat on smaller chairs, repeatedly chanting pious phrases together about the importance of repentance.

Then they fell silent, and the madam called on the first nun to confess her sins. She confessed to the sin of disobedience. As punishment, she had to strip naked and then sit back down in her place. The second girl confessed to the sin of gluttony. She truly had a chubby body, as became apparent because she too was stripped naked as punishment. The third girl admitted that she had given herself forbidden pleasure. The Mother Superior furiously condemned masturbation as a grave sin. She sentenced the sinful nun to twenty-five lashes.

"Prepare your body to suffer the scourging!" she urged the girl.

She undressed down to the waist. One of the nuns slowly whipped her back, and the girl wailed as if she were cumming. Red streaks appeared on her skin.

The flogging was real, Mr. Banks concluded, and he became sexually aroused in the process.

The madam strictly ordered that a chastity belt must be put on the sinner right away, so that the masturbation would not be repeated. They undressed the girl and put a lockable metal chastity belt on her.

The madam announced that the sinner would serve the convent with her body. Anyone could buy the key to the chastity belt for half an hour, and the money would belong to the convent. With this, the black-haired, naked nun was led by the others to a nearby room. The guests lined up for the key, the nuns went away to change clothes, and the hall brightened up. Mr. Banks suddenly didn't know where he was and how he had ended up there.

The next morning, the sheriff of the mining town received a phone call from Mr. Banks, and by noon, he had already arrived with the abbess. Mr. Banks had them sign some papers, then revealed Christina's hiding place. If he had acted otherwise, he probably would not have received the promised reward.

Christina was just sleeping when they found her. The chastity belt was lying there beside her bed. They took that with them as well.

Christina was returned to the convent. The local newspaper had previously written about the nun's escape, so they could not take her to the mine immediately. Christina thought the nuns would whip her severely because of the escape. But they spoke of forgiveness and only put the chastity belt back on her. They were afraid that some journalist would find out about her return and would ask about the punishment she had received. Christina knew that as soon as things were forgotten, the sheriff's men would take her to the mine.

Her genitals, which in the previous months had gotten used to that regularly several men enjoyed in it, now locked in a chastity belt swelled with desire.

This time she was lucky. When two overseers came for her from the mine, the abbess handed over another nun to them, whom she wanted to get rid of quickly because this girl had discovered that the abbess was stealing the monastery's money. The overseers didn't know Christina or the other women in the mine by face, because of the coal dust and the poor lighting. Without a word, they took away this other nun, who did not know where she was going.

A few weeks later, the abbess was transferred by the Church to another place, and a middle-aged nun was sent to lead the convent. She was not aware of the secrets surrounding the mine. However, she was very strict. The nuns truly practiced the kind of repentance that Christina had performed in the brothel.

Christina proved suitable for carrying out the floggings, as she was strong and, after what she had experienced in the mine, knew no mercy. Moreover, she began to enjoy as the nuns' naked backs writhed under the blows of her whip. In such cases, her loins locked in the chastity belt got excited, swelled up, and was close to orgasm.

When she herself received punishment for the first time, the abbess was horrified to see how many old marks of beatings were visible on her back. The abbess did not know about the mine, but she had heard of Christina's escape from the convent. She believed that she was seeing on Christina's back the scars and stripes left by the beatings she had received from the nuns because of the escape. She felt sorry for the girl.

Mr. Banks could not forget Christina. The monetary reward he received for the capture almost burned his hands. The girl had lost her freedom because of that money. He was unable to buy anything with it. Every evening he remembered the scene in the convent, in which the whip clattered on Christina's naked back. In the end, he decided that, if possible, he would marry Christina.

He went to the convent and spoke with the abbess. He offered the reward money to the convent if they would release the girl. To his surprise, the abbess was understanding. Christina had not yet taken her vows; she was not a real nun, only a novice. And the abbess told him that she did not see religious vocation in her. Therefore, it was better if she married.

She called Christina in and asked whether she wanted to become Mr. Banks's wife. The girl looked at the man and said yes. At Mr. Banks's request, they agreed that the wedding should take place in the town where Mr. Banks was the sheriff.

Since the key to the chastity belt had been lost, Christina married in that condition. On their wedding night, they were finally alone together, and her husband told her how deeply guilty he felt for having betrayed her hiding place. That because of him she had been brought back to the convent. Kneeling, he asked the girl to forgive him.

"Will you do anything to make me forgive you?" the girl asked.

"Then let us perform true repentance. I will whip you for your sin. If you are willing to suffer this, then I will forgive you."

Mr. Banks only asked for that Christina should be naked when she whipped him. They undressed, and the husband almost fainted at the sight of Christina's chastity belt. Christina made a whip from leather belts, and started whipping her kneeling husband's bare back. Meanwhile, she kept repeating the question:

"Did you regret what you did?"

During the whipping, they both had an orgasm. They hugged each other and cried.

The following day, a locksmith made a new key for the chastity belt. In the evening, Christina placed the key in her husband's hand.

Their marriage seemed like it would be happy.