The Dominion and the Sugilite

*~ Episode 20 ~*

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By

B.J. Frazier

~ B.J. Frazier Publications, LLC ~

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DIGITAL ISBN:  978-1-957131-66-5

Author’s Note

This book contains erotic fiction with graphic sex and is intended for mature readers only.  This book is part of a series, and each episode contains different kinks.

“The Dominion and the Sugilite” is an erotic fantasy/sci-fi soap opera with femdom themes, meant to be read in order, as each episode builds from the previous ones.  Please read Episode 1 first and each one thereafter.  Reading out of order will result in spoilers.

My sincere and devoted thanks go to Thomas Antonson for his editing acumen and his uncanny ability to understand which word I really meant to use.

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Church ruin initial Image by eheritage Official from Pexels

Digital artwork by rubbug

Front center:  Aurora

Right side 1:  Pebbles

Right side 2:  Ailsa

Right side 3:  Flint

Right side 4:  Geo

Right side 5:  Naqqi

Right side 6:  Nug

Bottom left:  Gaius

Bottom left 2:  Nomia

Bottom left center:  Nixie

The Dominion and the Sugilite ~ Episode 20

“I see you’re awake much earlier than yesterday, Aurora.  That’s good,” Acacia said on video.

“Don’t give me your galactic words, Acacia.  What do you want?” Aurora spat.

The head of the Dominion was eating the morning meal alone in her quarters.

“That’s what I like about you, Aurora; always getting to the point.  Always carving your words to the edge; never wasting them on mere pleasantries.”

Aurora stared into the lens and raised an eyebrow.

“Yes, well, since you’re awake, I’m coming to see you,” Acacia said.

“Acacia, no, I just—”

“Marquise Acacia to see you, Eminence,” Nug said, entering the room with Acacia.

“Nug,” Aurora controlled her breathing, “I will speak with you later.  Do you know when Geo will be back?”

“I only know from what he said yesterday, Eminence, that he intended to travel there and back.  I’m sorry, but I don’t know how long it takes to make that trip.”

“Fine.”

“Pardon me, but I’d also like to add that he might need to get energy while he’s there, which would delay his return trip.”

“The Naturalists don’t do that,” Aurora corrected.

“Right.  Sorry.  But perhaps he’d need food, Eminence.”

“You’re excused, Nug.”

“As you wish, Eminence.”

“From here, I mean,” Aurora added.

“Pardon me, Miss?”

“You’re excused from my quarters today.”

“Oh.  Then I bid you a good and productive day, Eminence,” Nug said, leaving.

Aurora watched her secondary sub leave before turning to Acacia.  “You’re excused from my quarters today, too, Acacia.”

“Sparing some extra words for humor on my account.  I’m honored, Aurora,” Acacia said, taking a seat.

Aurora refused to respond, choosing to continue to eat instead.  Acacia helped herself to some fruit and a cup of tea.

After observing Aurora for a bit, Acacia asked, “Do you have anything you’d like to tell me, Aurora?”

Aurora didn’t bother to look up.  “No.”

“Nothing?”

“No, Acacia.  So if that’s what you came to ask, you can leave now.”

Acacia nodded.  “Okay.”

Aurora glanced up, surprised that she could so easily rid herself of Acacia.  However, she was disappointed when she saw the marquise had not moved.  Aurora resumed her meal in silence.

“That was quite a show you put on with Gemma Cobblestone yesterday.”

“I didn’t see you anywhere near us.”

“I wasn’t... and you didn’t take her into a room, so your show was quite public in the Inner Sanctum.”

“One, she had it coming.  And two, nobody else was in there.”

“Chip was in there.”

“Chip,” Aurora scoffed, like he didn’t count.

“He suggested that I watch the recording.  What were you thinking, Aurora?”

“As I said, she had it coming.”

“Not that way, Aurora.  I could’ve done that.”

“And as I recall, I told you to deal with her or send her home,” Aurora said.

Acacia breathed deeply and twisted her cup in its saucer.  “You’re going to need to fix this,” she said evenly.

“Fix what?!  That woman is a galactic bitch, and everyone on the planet knows it, Acacia.”

Acacia stared at the Eminence.  “She asked to bring you before the Arbiters of Justice, Aurora.”

“To me.  To me, she did.  Has she made a formal complaint?”

“Not yet.”

“So.”

“Aurora, what is wrong with you?  Is it Geo?”

Aurora whipped her head up and glared at the marquise.  “Why would you ask such a thing?!”

“Because you don’t seem to know his plans... and he’s supposedly making a trip to the Naturalists.”

“Oh.  That,” Aurora exhaled.  “No, Geo is doing that on official Dominion business to begin the preparation for my interspecies event.”

“I thought you were joking about that.”

“No, Acacia, there are many things that need to be fixed around here, and my event will be the first step in addressing them.”

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