Caribbean Fun

by Dexter Chase

“Do as you’re told and stop whining or you’ll piss me off.”Tom, a wealthy landowner, catches two burglars in his property. Tom immediately calls the police, but Roger, the police superintendent, says the burglar will get off with a slap on the wrist. The detention cell is packed enough that robbers are considered saints.Roger suggests that Tom inflicts the punishment himself, instead of handing them over to the authorities. Roger lends Tom his “collars” that emit electric shocks at the push of a button. These were to be worn on the necks of his two criminals. This way, Tom is sure to get his orders done.Tom’s determination to lord over his two criminals leads him to take measures favorable to one but not to the other. One becomes submissive while the other harbors hatred, too dangerous for Tom to deal with. As his six-month penalty draws to a close, he struggles to instill change in the minds of his two slaves. Success is an uncertainty. Worse, he might be releasing two threats to the society.“Alright, Zeke and Abe, I want you to put your hands on your sides and then turn around slowly for me until I tell you to stop.”They looked at me a little oddly before complying. When I was satisfied, after I had them both imprinted in my brain, I told them to stop and started questioning them.Abe was eighteen, an illegal resident who had outstayed his visa. Zeke was a local, twenty-two years old, too lazy to work so took to crime. Both were well put together physically and during the next six months would look even better. My property was a working estate, producing good quality tobacco. I staffed it with local labor and treated them well, but Abe and Zeke would be treated as slaves. I told my overseer to do the same when they were working with him.“Now, I want you both to get erections so that I can see what I’m going to be playing with for the next six months.”

48 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 20, 2015