Short Story: Letter of Reference for John Peters

Edward my old friend,

   It is time for me to move Peters on. You know my fun is in the breaking. Having completely broken him now and his only ambition is to become a Lady's Maid, a delusion I suggest you keep going. It helps to keep cuck motivated. I have no more interest in him. I know you are much better at finishing them than I am.

 You will be pleased to know I have left his gag reflex intact as I know you like nothing more than to have a De-maled Harlot on his knees in front of you choking down a load. The house keeper reports after an initial period of attitude adjustment he is a competent housemaid. 

    After you have finished with him, I suggest you pass him on to Granger as a treat for the beaters after the shoot. It is looking like a good season coming up and we want to keep them happy.

   You will be please to know I am breaking in a new one at present time and this one is much more fun than that sap Peters. I have had to have him held down so far which always makes for a memorable moment for both of us. The house keeper is not happy, as he is still at hobble and gag stage and getting a good days work out of him is a struggle. She will miss Peters until he is broken.

Take him if you can,

Charles

(Written by Tulip Fancy)

(Short Story) Reply to the Request For Ownership Transfer

Peters,

     I find it the height of impertinence that a floor scrubber would give them self the title of "Mr" in correspondence with an Earl. This shows a deficiency in your training. Sir Charles is rather liberal in his attitude to training new staff. I am not. In deed, I would not of excepted your letter had it not come from Stockton Manor.

    However, The butler does inform me that there is a vacancy for a House Maid. If you are open to having your deficiencies corrected, he may see you.

    Your performance the other night was also severely lacking. Your lack of control over the muscles in your anal passage was obvious. At present you are just a cum dump and I could never offer you to my guests. My Chauffeur Jenkins will be able to help you with that. I do however hope you are more competent with your female hygiene duties as Countess Stagmore very much enjoys the gentle touch.

 You are welcome to continue your studies in your spare time but you will never rise to lady's maid with us. You simply do not have the character for such a significant role.

  In future address your correspondence to the Butler Wilcox.

Edward Baskerville

15th Earl of Stagmore 

(written by Tulip Fancy)

(Short Story) Application for Transfer of Ownership

Sir,

      I am writing to you at the suggestion of my current Master and Mistress. They are aware that you visited my room on the night of your last visit and honored me with your seed. I have been in service with them since Sir Charles liberated my wife from the unsatisfying existence she had with me.

     I have two years' experience as a house maid. I have on occasion filled in as Parlour Maid. On my half day off, I have been studying hair and makeup. In the evenings I practice my stitch work in the hope of rising to Lady's Maid.

    I was "broken and broken in" by Sir Charles and was taken by one of the stable lads while taking an airing in the grounds one evening. Other than that, yours is the only seed I have taken. I douche regularly as required. I still attend to my wife's hygiene after Sir Charles has "taken her to Heaven" and hope to return to the manor when her current Ladies maid retires.

   Until then Sir Charles feels it better if I acquire experience in a different house hold. He is breaking in a new house maid at the moment and will soon require my room. When Sir Charles took ownership of us, he also took ownership of our property. He has put it in trust for the use of my owner to meet any training, medical procedures or uniforms I might need.

  I hope you can find a place for me in your household in whatever capacity you deem fit. Sir Charles has supplied a written reference.  

Hopefully to soon be your obedient servant.

Mr John Peters

House maid Stockton Manor.

(This was written by Tulip Fancy)