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Her Girl

Pairing: Marjorie Merriweather Post x Reader

Words: 8.4k

Summary: Marjorie Merriweather Post has everything—money, power, Mar-a-Lago, and half of Washington in her pocket. What she enjoys most, however, is the girl on her arm.

Warnings: Older Woman/Younger Woman, kept girl, Sugar mommy, fingering, drug use, Dry Humping, Day drinking

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AN: This isn’t the greatest, but I hope yall enjoy! And I went a little over board on the em dashes, oops

You’re in her bedroom again. Late afternoon light slipping through the gauzy curtains, warm and gold, settling over the carpet like dust you’re not supposed to notice. The air always smells faintly of her perfume—violet, powder, something expensive you could never name on your own.

She’s sitting at her vanity, brushing her hair in long, unhurried strokes. You’re on the edge of her bed in one of her slips—silk, pale peach, scandalously soft. She bought it for you last week. She buys you everything. Clothes, jewelry, a place to sleep. A life you couldn’t have imagined until she took your chin in her gloved hand that first night and told you she wanted to take care of you.

“Come here, darling,” she says, voice low but crisp, the way every woman in Palm Beach wishes she could sound.

You stand, the hem of the slip catching on your thigh as you cross the room. She watches your legs, the sway of your hips. She always watches. Her eyes linger like touch.

When you reach her, she sets the brush down and lets her fingertips graze the inside of your arm. Slow. Deliberate. She doesn’t have to rush—no one ever tells Marjorie Merriweather Post to hurry.

“You look lovely today,” she murmurs. “My little treasure.” Your breath snags, just a little. She knows what that nickname does to you. Maybe that’s why she uses it now.

Her hand drifts upward, smoothing the strap of your slip where it’s slipped off your shoulder. She fixes it carefully, like she’s dressing you for a gala instead of sitting you down to ruin you on her velvet chaise.

“Did you rest well?” she asks. She knows you slept in her bed this morning, curled against her while she read the society pages. You nod. She tilts her head, studying you. “Good. I want you soft when I touch you.”

You feel it then—a slow heat blooming low in your stomach, spreading through your hips. She never has to raise her voice to make you tremble. Her thumb strokes your jaw, gentle, intimate. “You know,” she says, “there are women in this town who would kill to be in your place. Under my roof. Wearing my things.” She leans in, lips brushing your cheek, your ear. “In my hands.”

The slip suddenly feels too thin, your skin too exposed. Her mouth skims your throat, not quite kissing, just close enough to make your knees weaken. “Marjorie…” you whisper. She smiles against your skin. “Lie back on the bed, sweetheart.”

Your body moves before your mind catches up. You sink onto the cool, perfectly made covers, the satin beneath you whispering as you settle. Marjorie rises from her seat with the grace of someone born into money—shoulders straight, steps assured. She doesn't look rushed or hungry. She looks like a woman who already owns what she’s about to take.

She stands at the foot of the bed, fingertips grazing the edge of the mattress. Her gaze sweeps over you slowly, appreciatively, claiming you inch by inch.

“Open your legs for me.” Your breath hitches. The room goes quiet except for the soft thrum of the ceiling fan. You part your thighs, heat pooling there, waiting for her. Her smile deepens—pleased, indulgent, a woman admiring something she purchased and cherishes.

“That’s it,” she says softly. “Let me see what’s mine.” You don’t notice it at first. You’re too focused on the way she’s leaning over you now, one hand braced beside your hip, the other smoothing down the inside of your thigh like she’s calming a skittish animal. Her perfume settles around you, warm and powdery, the kind that clings to sheets for days.

Then her fingers hook into the waistband of your panties—lace, delicate, something she bought on Worth Avenue. She tugs, slow enough to make your breath catch but firm enough that you know she isn’t asking. “Lift for me, darling.”

You do. You always do. The silk slip slides up your stomach as she pulls the panties down your legs, taking her time, watching every inch of skin she reveals. When they’re off, she doesn’t set them aside. She doesn’t even look like she might.

She brings them to her lips first, brushing a soft kiss against the fabric, eyes half-lidded like she’s savoring something she hasn’t eaten yet. You feel heat spark low in your belly. “Marjorie…” She hushes you with a finger against your knee. “Shh, sweetheart. Let me enjoy my spoils.” Then—she folds the panties once, twice, neat as a socialite laying out linen napkins, and slips them straight into her bra. Tucks them carefully against her breast like they belong there. Like you belong there.

“You always smell sweetest in the morning,” she says, fingertips grazing the outline of the fabric beneath her dress. “I like to keep a reminder close.” You swallow, the air suddenly thick. “You wear them all day?” you ask, voice small. Her smile is slow and wicked. “Of course I do. Through breakfast. Through charity meetings. Through luncheons with those insufferable women.” She taps her fingers lightly over her left cup, right where she placed you. “You sit right here while I smile at everyone else.”

Your thighs press together on instinct, but she catches them before they close. Her palms slide up the insides, urging you open again. “No,” she murmurs. “Not when I’ve just taken something from you. Not when you’ve made me this greedy.”

Her thumb strokes dangerously close to where you’re already warm, already aching. She looks down at you like she’s deciding what to take next. “Do you know what I think about,” she says softly, “every time I feel that little piece of lace against my skin?” You can barely breathe. “What?”

She leans in until her mouth is at your ear, her breath warm and deliberate. “I think about how wet you were when I pulled them off.” Her hand slides higher. “And how much wetter you’re going to get for me now.”

You can’t help it. Not with the way she’s looking at you. Not with your panties warm against her breast like a secret she plans to keep forever. Your legs are already parted for her, your hips lifting toward her hand every time she so much as grazes your skin.

“Margie…” You swallow hard, your voice thin with need. “Margie, please.” She hums, amused, trailing her knuckles up the soft inside of your thigh. She never rushes. Never gives anything before she hears exactly what she wants.

“Please what, darling?” Her hand is so close now it aches. “You’ll have to use your words.” Your breath shudders. She knows how hard it is for you to say it. That’s why she waits. “Please touch me,” you whisper. “Down there.”

She lifts her brows slightly, the faintest show of pleasure at your desperation. “Down where?” Heat blooms under your skin. Your hips tilt toward her again, helpless, needy. “My clit,” you say, the word trembling out of you. “Please rub my clit, Margie. I need you.”

Her smile is slow, indulgent—devastating. “There it is,” she murmurs, brushing her thumb over the crease of your hip. “My sweet girl asking so nicely.” You feel the bed dip as she shifts closer. Her hand finally slips between your legs, fingers gliding through the warmth there, and she exhales like she’s been waiting all day for this. “Oh,” she breathes, almost to herself, “you’re already soaking.”

Your eyes flutter shut, your body arching into her touch. But she doesn’t rub yet. Not where you’re begging. She circles just below, just above, teasing the edges of the wanting she’s built in you. “Margie—”

“Hush,” she says gently, her free hand settling on your stomach to hold you still. “Let me enjoy you for a moment.” You whimper, hips shifting under her palm. “Please,” you whisper again, voice cracking. “Please, Margie, I need you to touch my clit. Please.”

Her thumb finally slides up—slow, deliberate—and presses exactly where you’ve been aching for her. Your breath breaks. “There,” she says softly, watching your face as she begins to stroke. “Is that what my girl wanted?” The rhythm is steady, confident, the kind of touch only a woman who has everything would dare to give—unhurried, sure of the effect she has on you. Your legs tremble. Your hands clutch the sheets.

“Good,” she whispers, leaning in to kiss your throat while her thumb circles you again. “Now don’t you dare look away from me while I make you cum.”

She’s touching you softly—slow, steady circles on your clit that make your whole body feel loose and hot—but when she leans down and catches your mouth with hers, everything in you goes weak. Her lips are soft but sure, tasting faintly of her afternoon cocktail, warm from the Florida sun that still clings to her skin. She kisses the way she touches—unhurried, deliberate, like she plans to savor every sound you make.

Your hands find her shoulders, fingers twisting in the silk of her dress as you kiss her back. She deepens it just a little, her tongue brushing yours, her breath mixing with yours as her fingers slide lower. She cups your whole pussy in her hand, palm warm, fingers parting you gently. Up and down, slow strokes that drag through every tender, sensitive place. Not rushed. Not even close. Just lazy, lavish motion that spreads you open for her and makes your hips rise toward her touch.

“Good girl,” she murmurs against your mouth, kissing you again before you can answer. Her thumb sweeps over your clit, soft and careful, while her fingers slip lower to stroke the soaked heat between your folds. “You always get so wet when I touch you like this.” You gasp into her kiss. She swallows the sound greedily.

Her hand moves again—up, down, circling, exploring. She covers every inch of you, rubbing slow and wide, not focusing on one spot so much as claiming all of you at once. It’s overwhelming in the way soft things can be. The way wanting can curl through you like heat rising in a room.

You break the kiss for air, but she chases your lips, kissing the corner of your mouth, your cheek, then your mouth again. Her free hand comes up to cup your jaw, holding you steady while she kisses you deeper. “M-Margie…” Your voice trembles into her mouth.

She answers by sliding her middle finger through your slick heat, dragging it up over your clit in one long, perfect stroke that makes your back arch. “There it is,” she whispers, kissing you again, slower this time, savoring the way you melt. “That’s what I like. My girl getting so soft for me.”

Her hand keeps moving. Slow, deep pressure of her palm. Lazy circles with her thumb. Gentle strokes through your folds that leave you trembling and open and desperate for more. You kiss her harder, almost frantic, and she smiles into it—pleased, steady, in complete control as she keeps rubbing you exactly the way she wants.

“Let me feel you,” she murmurs against your lips. “All of you. Nice and slow.” Her fingers slide lower again, stroking the entrance of your tight, wet heat, teasing, barely dipping inside before gliding back up to rub your clit with the same maddening, perfect pace.

You can feel yourself shaking. You can feel her enjoying every second of it. Her mouth stays on yours, but the sweetness in her kiss shifts—sharpens—right as her fingers drag up through your slick and press down on your clit again. Slow, deliberate, but with an edge now. The Marjorie edge.

She pulls back just enough to look at you. Really look at you. The kind of gaze that makes your stomach flip because you know she’s about to say something that’ll make you melt and burn at the same time. “Look at you,” she murmurs, her thumb circling lazily over your clit. “Already shaking. I’ve barely touched you.”

Heat rushes through your cheeks. She sees it. She enjoys it. She leans in, her lips brushing yours without giving you another kiss. “Are you really this easy, sweetheart? This desperate? I take your panties and suddenly you’re begging me to rub your little pussy?”

Your breath catches. She smiles—slow, triumphant, cruel in the softest, richest way. “Pathetic,” she says gently, like she’s complimenting your dress. “My pretty little thing falling apart the moment I lay a hand on her.” Her palm presses more firmly between your legs, rubbing you in slow, indulgent circles that make your hips lift off the bed. She clicks her tongue.

“Oh, don’t do that. You look ridiculous,” she scolds softly, pushing your hips back down with her other hand. “Let me control it.” You whimper, and she gives a breathy, amused laugh. “There she is. My spoiled little girl.” Her fingers glide lower, stroking through your folds, teasing the opening before sweeping back up. “Living under my roof, wearing my clothes, eating my food… and spreading her legs anytime I want.”

She tilts your chin up with two fingers, her eyes narrowing with pleasure at how quickly you obey. “You know why I keep you, don’t you?” Her hand slides up again—slow, indulgent pressure on every sensitive place—and your body arches helplessly. “That’s right,” she purrs. “Because you’re useful to me. Because you make those pathetic little sounds when I touch you right here…”

She presses her thumb down on your clit again, slower, deeper, and your breath breaks. “Good girl.” Her voice drops, silk over steel. “Now open your mouth and kiss me like you understand who you belong to.”

Her thumb is still circling your clit—too slow, too careful, just enough to keep your breath hitching without giving your body anything real to hold on to. She watches every twitch in your thighs, every shaky inhale, amused like she’s studying a toy she’s already grown tired of.

Then she slides her hand lower. Just one finger. She presses it against your entrance, slick and warm, and pushes in with a single smooth, unhurried motion. Not deep. Not hard. Just enough. You gasp, hips lifting, desperate for her to give you more, but she immediately plants her other hand on your stomach, pinning you to the mattress.

“Don’t,” she says, her voice low and sharp. “You don’t get to fuck yourself on my hand.” You freeze, trembling. She smiles—slow, cruel, satisfied. “That’s better.” Her finger moves—barely. A shallow, teasing curl inside you, just enough pressure to make you whimper. Just enough to send heat pooling low in your belly. But nothing close to what your body needs.

“You’re so easy,” she murmurs, leaning down to kiss the corner of your mouth. Her finger pushes in a tiny bit deeper, then retreats, then slides in again with that same maddening gentleness. “One finger and you’re already falling apart.”

“Margie, please—”

“Don’t beg,” she says, cutting you off like she’s bored. “It’s unbecoming.” Her thumb finds your clit again, slow circles that are just wrong enough—too soft, too steady—that you feel your body tightening helplessly around her finger, the pleasure building without direction, without relief. “Oh? Feeling close already?” She tilts her head, pretending to care. “How embarrassing for you.”

Your hips try to chase her again, instinctive, frantic, and she pushes you down harder. “No,” she repeats. “You’ll cum exactly the way I decide.” Her finger keeps moving—shallow pushes, barely curling, rhythm just steady enough to drag your body toward climax but never enough to let you fall cleanly into it. Her thumb keeps circling, slow and deliberate, building pressure that has nowhere to go.

Your stomach tightens. Your breath breaks. “Mar—Margie…”

“Oh, look at you,” she coos, watching your face as your body tenses. “You’re going to come like this? On one finger and a half-hearted rub?” You whimper, right at the edge—right there—and she doesn’t speed up. She doesn’t deepen it. She doesn’t give you anything more than those infuriating, lazy circles and that barely-there finger.

“Go on,” she whispers. “Make a mess for me.” You cum—hard but hollow, pleasure snapping through you with nowhere to land. Your hips jolt, your breath stutters, your body clenches around her finger, but it’s thin, unsatisfying, leaving you shaking with frustration even as your orgasm spills through you.

She watches the whole thing with a smug, indulgent smile. “That’s all you get,” she says softly, slipping her finger out and tapping your overstimulated clit once—sharp enough to make you gasp. “A pretty little ruined orgasm for my pretty little pet.” She strokes your thigh dismissively and stands. “If you want something better,” she adds, adjusting her dress, “you’ll have to earn it next time.”

You try to slip away. Just enough to stand, just enough to make it to the dresser where your fresh panties are folded—because she ruined the last pair and then stole them, and now your thighs are damp, your body still twitching with the ghost of that hollow climax she forced out of you.

You barely get two steps before you feel her behind you. Her presence first. Then her hands. Both palms slide over your hips, pulling you back against her with a soft, greedy sound in her throat. Her body fits against yours like she’s molding you into place, her breath warm against the back of your neck. “Where,” she murmurs, lips brushing your skin, “do you think you’re going?”

“I—I need a new pair,” you breathe. “Panties.” She laughs under her breath. You feel it against your spine. “No, you don’t.” Her hands glide lower, over the curve of your ass, squeezing like she’s been waiting all afternoon to touch you there. Her rings press lightly into your skin, cool and deliberate.

You try to step forward anyway. Her grip tightens. “Don’t you dare walk away from me,” she says, voice shifting into that sharp, spoiled drawl she uses when the maid gets the luncheon table setting wrong. “Not when you’re still this warm.” She ruts against you then—slow, controlled, her hips grinding into your backside like she isn’t even aware she’s doing it. But she is. She’s very aware. The soft fabric of her dress drags over your skin, the pressure of her body rocking into you with hungry insistence. “Margie—”

“I should’ve taken these off you myself,” she says, squeezing your ass again. “Look at you. Can’t even walk straight after one pathetic orgasm.” You grip the edge of the dresser to steady yourself as she keeps grinding, her breath growing a little uneven, her hands spreading your cheeks wider so she can press herself harder against you.

“You were going to cover this up?” she says, voice dropping, almost offended. “Hide this perfect little ass from me?”

“I just—I needed—” She cuts you off by pulling your hips back sharply into hers, dragging a soft moan out of your mouth before you can bite it back. “That’s what you need,” she says against your neck. “My hands. My body. Not another pair of panties you’re just going to soak through for me.”

Her hips keep moving—slow, rhythmic, entirely in control—dry-humping you like she’s taking something from you with every roll forward. Her breath gets heavier, the hand on your waist holding you still while the other wanders lower, slipping between your thighs again just to feel how messy you already are.

“Oh, sweetheart,” she purrs, her lips brushing your ear. “You’re dripping. And you thought I was going to let you cover this up?” You try again to reach for the drawer, fingers trembling on the handle. She grabs your wrist and presses it flat to the dresser. “No panties,” she says, her hips grinding deeper. “Not today.” Her voice lowers, wicked and sure. “I want you bare for me. All afternoon.”

Her grinding changes—barely, but you feel it. A tighter pull in her hips, a sharper roll forward, her breath catching just a little against your neck. It’s the first sign she’s losing her composure, and it hits you like a jolt.

Because Marjorie Merriweather Post doesn’t lose anything. Not control. Not poise. Not a single inch of herself. Except now—against your ass—she’s trembling.

“God…” she mutters, almost under her breath, like she didn’t mean to say it out loud. Her hips press harder, the smooth fabric of her dress dragging between your bodies, her panties catching on the curve of you as she ruts again. And again. Slow, needy, almost frantic beneath all that polish.

You feel her chest rise behind you—sharp, shallow breaths she can’t hide. Her hand claws at your waist, pulling you flush against her like she’s trying to grind deeper than physics will allow. Her other hand slips higher, gripping your shoulder, steadying herself because her legs are starting to shake.

“Don’t move,” she commands, but her voice is thin, breathless. “Stay right there—God, stay still—”

You feel how wet she is even through the layers of silk and lace, the heat of her pressed tight to you as she pushes her hips forward in short, desperate rolls. She’s not doing her usual slow, orchestrated teasing—it’s instinct now, hunger, her body chasing friction with embarrassing need. And she knows it. She buries her face in your neck, breath hot and shaky. “I don’t—” She grinds down harder, a helpless little moan slipping out of her throat. “I don’t usually—lose myself like this—”

Her fingers dig into your hips as she thrusts again, a shudder running all the way up her spine. “Your ass,” she breathes, half moan, half accusation. “You have no idea what you do to me.” You open your mouth to speak, but she cuts you off with a broken sound—her hips stuttering, her whole body going taut behind you.

“Don’t—don’t say a word,” she gasps. “Just let me—let me—” She ruts against you one last time, harder than before, her thighs tightening around you as she cums in her panties. A sharp, shaky cry catches in her throat as she clutches you, grinding through it, soaking the expensive lace she’s pressed so desperately against your body.

Her forehead rests on your shoulder, her breath warm and trembling, her hips giving one final slow roll as she rides the last wave of it out. A quiet, shaky laugh slips from her lips—humiliated, triumphant, breathless. “Oh, sweetheart…” she murmurs, kissing the back of your neck with a ruined kind of affection. “You just made me cum in a pair of French silk panties I imported from Paris.”

Her hand slides down your hip, possessive, still trembling slightly. She stays slumped against you for a moment, catching her breath—her body still giving those tiny aftershocks she’d never admit to. Then she straightens, smoothing her dress as if she hadn’t just rutted against you like a woman starved.

Her panties are visibly damp through the silk, clinging to her. She doesn’t bother hiding it. Instead, she smiles—a lazy, satisfied, wicked little smile—and pats your hip like you’re a good pet who’s just performed a trick. “Well,” she drawls, voice still trembling at the edges, “I certainly needed that.”

She steps away from you, crossing the room with the loose, languid gait of a woman freshly relieved. Her hand goes straight to the cigarette case on her vanity—mother-of-pearl, gold trim—one she only uses after sex or stress, and the former is clearly the case now.

She plucks a cigarette from the case, balances it between her lips, and lights it with the practiced flick of her wrist. The first inhale is deep, greedy. She tilts her head back, exhaling a slow ribbon of smoke toward the ceiling. “God,” she sighs, eyes fluttering shut for a moment. “You really do make my afternoons worth living.”

Her free hand slips to her hip, then lower—absently pressing the damp fabric of her ruined panties against herself. Her fingers dip briefly along the soaked seam, and she smiles again, smug and pleased with the mess she’s made.

“You should see yourself,” she murmurs, cigarette dangling elegantly between two fingers as she reaches for the liquor tray on her dresser. “Standing there like you’re still catching up to me.” She pours herself a drink—bourbon, just a finger or two—and knocks back the first sip with the softest moan of satisfaction.

“Mm.” Another drag of her cigarette. Another slow exhale. “That’s better.” She looks you over as she drinks, her gaze lazy and predatory at the same time. Her cheeks are still flushed; her hair slightly mussed. She looks decadent. Ruined. Beautiful.

And then she smirks. “Come here.” She crooks a finger at you. “I want you close while I enjoy myself.” You step toward her, and she pulls you between her knees as she sits on the vanity stool. One hand settles on the back of your thigh. The other holds her drink.

She takes another sip, eyes half-lidded. “You know,” she murmurs, her thumb idly stroking the inside of your leg, “a woman like me should not be coming in her panties like some lovesick schoolgirl.”

She takes one more drag, blowing smoke out slow—right against your bare stomach. “But you make me very… undignified.” Her hand drifts higher on your thigh. “Finish my drink with me,” she says softly. “Then I’ll decide what I want from you next.”

She finishes the last sip of her bourbon, presses the rim of the glass to her bottom lip like she’s thinking, then stands—slow, elegant, still flushed from coming in her panties.

“Get dressed,” she says, reaching for her purse and cigarette holder. “We’re going out. I want a drink that isn’t from my own damn tray.” You blink. “Out… drinking?”

“Day drinking,” she corrects, fastening a bracelet at her wrist. “The only kind worth doing. Palm Beach is dreadful in the afternoons unless you’re pleasantly drunk.”

She moves through the room with purpose—fixing her hair in the mirror, sliding on her sunglasses, adjusting the fall of her dress even though it still clings damp between her thighs. She doesn’t seem bothered. She’s almost proud of it.

Then she turns. Her gaze sweeps over you. No softness. Just pure, imperious heat. “Before we go,” she says lightly, “show me your tits.” Your breath catches. “Margie—”

“Don’t stall.” She walks toward you, heels clicking, voice soft but cutting. “I want a good look before I take you into public. I need to know what I’m protecting from the other vultures.” You hesitate for half a second—just half—and she sees it. Her eyebrows lift, amused, knowing.

“What,” she murmurs, stepping close enough that her perfume envelops you, “are you shy all of a sudden? After you begged me to touch your pussy on my bed?” Her fingers trail down your arm, slow, taunting. “After you let me rut myself to climax all over you like a woman starved?”

You swallow hard. “That’s what I thought,” she says with a little smirk. You reach for the straps of your slip. She stops you with a single, sharp gesture of her hand. “No. Let me.” She steps behind you, her hands sliding over your shoulders, fingertips brushing the straps before easing them down your arms. The silk pools at your waist, cool air washing over your bare chest.

She inhales softly. “There they are.” Her hands come around to cup you, lifting gently, thumbs brushing over your nipples until they stiffen under the attention. “My beautiful girl.”

Your breath shivers out. “Do you know,” she murmurs, leaning close to kiss your shoulder, “how many men on Worth Avenue would throw themselves into traffic for half a glance at these?”

Her thumbs circle again, slower. “And they belong to me.” A small, pleased sigh leaves her—almost as if this is the part she needed more than the drink. She squeezes once, firm, indulgent, then steps back to admire you.

“That’s enough,” she says, slipping her sunglasses back on. “Put yourself together. We’re late for cocktails.” She’s already walking toward the door when she adds, without turning: “And don’t bother with panties. I want you remembering the way I touched you every time you take a step.”

You change quickly—something tasteful, something she’d approve of. A soft summer dress, pale and airy, the hem brushing your thighs with every step. No panties, because she said so. Every movement sends a quiet shiver through you as the fabric slides against your bare skin.

When you step out of her bedroom, Marjorie is already waiting in the hallway—sunglasses on, lipstick fresh, posture perfect, the picture of obscene American wealth. She softens the second she looks at you.

“There’s my girl,” she says, and for you—only for you—her voice warms. She offers her hand. You take it. Her fingers lace with yours, firm and possessive, the way a woman who owns the coastline and half the government would hold something she refuses to lose.

The walk to the grand staircase is long; Mar-a-Lago wasn’t built for short distances. Every corridor is marble and chandeliers, sunlight glinting through arched windows that overlook the ocean. The air smells faintly of salt and orchids from the arrangements she has replaced daily.

Staff move quietly along the edges—maids, butlers, groundskeepers—keeping their heads down as the two of you pass. Not because they’re afraid of you. Because they’re terrified of her.

She ignores all of them. Except when someone gets too close. A maid steps out with a tray, nearly blocking your path. Without breaking stride, Marjorie squeezes your hand and snaps, “Eyes down, dear.” Her tone sharpens on the next sentence, a blade wrapped in silk. “And for God’s sake, don’t shuffle in my halls.”

The girl bows her head so quickly you hear her necklace click against the tray. Marjorie’s hand returns to yours, gentle again. “People really must learn their place,” she mutters, calm as ever. When the two of you reach the top of the sweeping staircase—marble edges worn slightly from decades of galas and political dinners—she stops and turns to you.

Her thumb strokes the back of your hand, soft and slow. “You look beautiful today,” she says quietly. Reserved, earnest. “I like when you dress for me.” Your chest tightens. She doesn’t say things like that to anyone else. Not the senators who dine here. Not the president, who owes her half a dozen favors. Only you.

The walk continues—down the stairs, past gilded mirrors and portraits of herself painted with almost reverent detail. Her hand never leaves yours. She swings it slightly, small, private, almost girlish in a way no one else would ever believe. But she indulges that softness with you.

You reach the grand foyer. Sunlight pours through stained-glass windows, bathing the room in warm gold. The front doors are open, sea breeze fluttering the edge of your dress.

Marjorie looks at you again—at your bare legs, at the flush in your cheeks from walking without panties, at the way you cling to her hand without thinking.

She smiles. “Ready to be seen on my arm?” There’s pride in her voice. And possession. And something tender beneath both.

The chauffeur has just closed the door behind the two of you, sealing you inside the cool, plush interior of Marjorie’s Rolls-Royce. The leather smells rich and clean, the ocean visible through tinted windows as the car begins the slow glide down Mar-a-Lago’s long driveway.

Marjorie settles back with a sigh, crossing one elegant leg over the other. Her dress shifts, silk brushing her thighs. She reaches into her purse with that familiar impatience—her rings clicking lightly against the clasp—pulling out a tiny, absurdly ornate pill container. Gold filigree. Mother-of-pearl inlay. Something that probably belonged to Catherine the Great before she “acquired” it.

She turns it in her fingers, trying to find the seam.

“Oh, for God’s sake,” she mutters, pressing her thumb to the tiny latch. It doesn’t budge. “Why do they make these things so impossible? It’s a pill box, not Fort Knox.” You bite your lip. “Do you want me to—?”

“No. If I can run this country better than the man in the Oval Office, I can certainly open my own pills.” She tries again. It doesn’t open. She tries harder. It still doesn’t open. A little twitch starts at the corner of her mouth—the one that appears right before she fires a house manager or rewrites federal regulations by making a single phone call.

Then she growls under her breath and snaps the lid too hard. And the whole thing springs open. Pills—tiny, white, expensive ones—cascade out like confetti, bouncing off the seat, the floorboards, even your calf.

“Oh. Fabulous.” She slumps back, pinching the bridge of her nose. “Perfect. This is exactly how I wanted to begin my afternoon: crawling around on the floor of my own car for my own drugs.” You blink. “Do you want me to pick them up?”

“Well, I certainly can’t, darling.” She gestures at her dress, at her dignity in general. “Do you know how undignified it would be for the richest woman in America to get on her knees in the back seat like she’s searching for spare change?”

You lean down to gather them, but she grabs your wrist abruptly. “Careful with those,” she warns, leaning forward. “Those little pills cost more per ounce than diamonds. And I fully intend to swallow at least two of them the moment you put them in my hand.” You nod and reach again.

She watches you—intently. Her elbows on her knees, sunglasses pushed up into her hair, breathing a touch faster than normal. There’s something hungry in her eyes. “God, you’re sweet,” she murmurs, almost to herself. “Doing that for me.” Her legs part slightly, her voice lowering. “You look pretty down there.” Your stomach flips. You collect the last few pills, placing them carefully in her palm.

She closes her fist around them, looking pleased—then tips her head back and swallows two dry, with a dramatic exhale. “You’d think after the morning I’ve had,” she says, brushing a hand lazily down your thigh, “I’d be allowed to get wonderfully, irresponsibly high on the way to lunch.”

Her fingers slide a little higher. And higher. “You don’t mind, do you?” she asks softly, nails grazing the bare skin beneath your dress. “Your Margie taking the edge off?” Your breath tightens. “No,” you whisper. “I don’t mind.”

“Good girl.” She slips her arm around your waist, pulling you closer on the leather seat. Her hand drifts higher still, fingertips teasing the inside of your thigh. “And while these kick in,” she says, her tone warm and spoiled and wicked, “I think I’d like something else to take the edge off.”

You end up tucked into her side the way she likes you—your thigh pressed against hers, your cheek brushing the expensive fabric of her dress, your whole body fitting neatly under her arm like she had you measured and tailored to her shape.

Marjorie doesn’t even look at you at first. She just slides her hand—warm, confident—up the inside of your bare thigh. Slow. Possessive. Her nails scratch lightly as she goes, leaving little trails of heat in their wake.

You can’t stop staring at her. You don’t even try. Her profile is sharp and perfect, sunglasses perched in her hair, lipstick slightly smudged from earlier, pearls resting against her throat. The richest woman in America. The woman who built Mar-a-Lago out of stubbornness and spite. The woman who has senators kissing the diamond rings on her fingers and the president terrified of disappointing her.

And she’s groping you openly in the back seat of her Rolls like she owns you. Because she does. Her hand cups your inner thigh, fingers spreading you just a little, just enough to make your breath hitch. She glances down at that sound—only a flick of her eyes—but she catches you staring at her with that dazed, hungry look.

She smirks. “Oh sweetheart,” she murmurs, squeezing your thigh. “Don’t look at me like that. I’ll get distracted.” You keep staring. She groans softly, exasperated but delighted, the sound curling low in her throat. Her hand moves higher, thumb brushing the tender heat between your legs through your dress.

“Honestly,” she huffs, tightening her arm around your shoulders and pulling you closer until your body is plastered against her side. “Do you ever stop looking at me like you’re about to fall to pieces?”

You shake your head. She lets out a breath that’s half-laugh, half-want. “You are going to be the death of me,” she mutters, her hand slipping beneath the hem of your dress now, palm gliding over the soft skin of your inner thigh until she’s touching you exactly where she shouldn’t.

You gasp, burying your face against her shoulder, but your eyes lift again—up her throat, up her jawline, up to the corner of her mouth. Still staring. She notices. Of course she does.

She turns her head slowly, meeting your gaze, her fingers stroking between your legs with lazy, practiced confidence. “You’re obsessed with me,” she says, not a question. She bends down and kisses your forehead, slow and condescending. “My poor little pet. You can’t even pretend otherwise.”

Her touch grows firmer. Her fingers trace the slick warmth of you, circling lightly. Your breath catches and you cling to her waist, thighs trembling. She smiles like she’s won something. “You’re not even wearing panties,” she purrs. “No wonder you keep staring. You’re waiting to see what I’ll do next.”

Your hips shift helplessly under her hand. She squeezes your thigh again, hard enough to make your eyes flutter. “Look at me all you want,” she murmurs. “Touch me if you need to. But don’t you dare come before I say so.”

Her hand slides even higher, fingers pressing right where you’re aching for her. “And keep your eyes on me,” she adds softly. “I like it.”

Her hand doesn’t rush. It settles first. Warm, heavy, possessive between your thighs while you stay tucked into her side, your cheek brushing the silk at her shoulder.

The car hums softly beneath you. Palm trees slip past the window in green blurs. Somewhere up front the chauffeur clears his throat and very pointedly does not look in the rearview mirror.

Marjorie’s thumb moves. Just a slow glide through the slick warmth of you, testing, spreading. She exhales through her nose when she feels how wet you are. “Of course,” she murmurs, almost amused. “You’re soaked already.” You keep staring at her.

Her jawline. The faint flush still high on her cheeks. The way her pearls rise and fall with each breath. The most powerful woman in the country with her hand up your dress like it’s the most natural thing in the world.

Her thumb finds your clit and circles once. Light. Almost absent. Your breath breaks. She turns her head slightly, catching you staring again, and a small smile curves her mouth. “Keep your eyes up,” she says softly. “If you’re going to look at me like that, at least be brave about it.” You don’t look away.

Her thumb presses a little more firmly now, slow, deliberate circles that drag sensation through you without any mercy in the speed. She keeps the pace steady. Unchanging. A rhythm meant to stretch you thin.

Your fingers clutch at the fabric of her dress near her waist. She notices that too. “Easy,” she murmurs, her arm tightening around your shoulders, keeping you wedged against her ribs. “We’re in public, darling. Try to behave.” But her thumb doesn’t stop.

It keeps circling. Slow. Controlled. The pad of it warm and exact over your clit while her other fingers slide lower, teasing the entrance of you without entering. Just brushing. Just enough to make your hips twitch.

She still hasn’t broken eye contact. “You stare at me like I hung the sun,” she says quietly, her voice low and almost thoughtful. “And yet you fall apart so easily.”

Your breathing turns shallow. You try to keep still like she told you. Try not to grind into her hand. Her thumb drags down once, then back up, pressing just a little harder. “There,” she whispers. “That’s the spot, isn’t it?”

Your thighs tremble. You nod before you can stop yourself. She hums in satisfaction. The pills are starting to soften her edges. You can see it in the way her gaze lingers, heavier now. The way her lips part slightly as she watches your face change.

Her thumb keeps moving in those slow, relentless circles. Not faster. Not harder. Just consistent. Drawing you tighter and tighter with no promise of relief.

“Don’t you dare look away,” she murmurs again, almost tender. “I want to see exactly when it starts to overwhelm you.” Your mouth opens on a shaky breath. Your whole body is angled toward her, pinned by her arm and her hand and the weight of her attention. And she keeps rubbing. Slow. Unhurried. Like she has all the time in the world.

You’re already close. She knows it.

She can feel it in the way your thighs tremble around her hand, in the way your fingers clutch weakly at the side of her dress like you’re trying to hold yourself together. Her thumb hasn’t sped up at all. If anything, it’s still maddeningly slow—steady circles that keep pulling the tension tighter and tighter inside you.

The car glides over a small bump in the road.

Marjorie shifts slightly, adjusting her posture in the seat. Her arm tightens around your shoulders to keep you tucked into her side while her hand continues moving between your legs without missing a beat.

And that’s when it happens. The elegant twist she pinned her hair into earlier loosens just a little. One yellow-white strand slips free near her temple, curling softly against her cheek.

Another follows, sliding across her forehead. It’s small. Anyone else might not even notice. But you do. Marjorie Merriweather Post—perfect, immaculate, terrifyingly composed in every room she enters—sitting in the back seat of her Rolls-Royce with her white hair coming loose and her hand under your dress.

Your breath catches. She notices the shift immediately. “What?” she murmurs, glancing down at you, her thumb still circling your clit with calm precision. “Why are you looking at me like—” Another slow bump in the road. Her hair slips further from the twist, soft white waves falling a little messily around her face now.

Your body gives a helpless shudder. “Oh,” she breathes, understanding dawning in her eyes. Her smile turns wicked. “This is what does it for you?” Her thumb presses down more firmly now, just once. “You like seeing me undone.” Your hips jerk despite yourself. Her laugh is low and delighted.

“God, you’re ridiculous,” she murmurs, leaning down so her lips brush the top of your head. “You’re going to come because my hair fell down?” Another slow circle of her thumb. Your breath stutters. She watches your face closely now, fascinated, the loosened strands of white hair brushing her cheeks every time the car turns.

“Well go on then,” she says softly, almost indulgent. “If that’s all it takes.” Your body tightens all at once. The tension she’s been building finally snaps through you, your thighs clenching around her hand as the orgasm rushes through you before you can even try to hold it back.

Your forehead drops against her shoulder, a broken sound leaving your throat. Her thumb doesn’t stop right away. She keeps the circles going gently through the aftershocks, watching the way your body trembles with open satisfaction.

“There it is,” she murmurs, smoothing her hand over your thigh when the worst of it fades. “All because my hair came loose.” She lifts her free hand and lazily tucks one of the strands behind her ear, still smiling down at you.

“You’re an odd little thing,” she says fondly. Her arm pulls you closer against her side again, kissing the top of your head while the car continues toward town. “But you’re mine.”

Marjorie flips open her little mirror again once the car slows, the movement calm and practiced like she’s done it a thousand times between cocktails and charity galas. A few silver strands are still loose around her face. She studies them for a moment, lips pursed. “Well,” she murmurs, “that simply won’t do.”

Her fingers move through her hair, gathering the soft waves and twisting them back up. She works slowly, sliding a pin into place, smoothing the side with her palm. The elegant coil reforms piece by piece until she looks exactly like the Marjorie everyone in Palm Beach expects again—perfect, controlled, untouchable.

Except you know better now. You’re still pressed against her side, a little limp, still warm and shaky from the orgasm she dragged out of you minutes ago. Your dress is rumpled. Your breathing hasn’t fully steadied. And you’re staring at her again. She catches you in the mirror. Her mouth curves immediately.

“Oh sweetheart,” she sighs, amused. “You’re still recovering?” Your face heats. She snaps the mirror shut and turns toward you fully, one brow lifting as she studies the way your thighs are still pressed together. “Goodness,” she says lightly. “I hardly even tried.”

Her hand drifts down your leg again, slow and absentminded, fingertips grazing the inside of your thigh where your dress has ridden up. “You came the second my hair fell out of place,” she continues, tone almost teasing. “That’s terribly fast.”

Her fingers slide a little higher, brushing the sensitive skin there just enough to make your breath hitch again. “Do you always finish that quickly,” she murmurs, voice lowering, “or is that a special talent reserved just for me?”

You squirm closer without thinking. She laughs softly. “That’s what I thought.” Her thumb presses lightly against your thigh, dangerously close to where she’d been touching you before. “My poor girl. One slow rub and suddenly you’re shaking all over my seat.”

Your face ends up buried near her shoulder again, embarrassed, and she hums in quiet satisfaction. “Don’t be shy now,” she says, tilting your chin up so you have to look at her. “You seemed perfectly happy a moment ago.”

Her thumb traces a slow line along your inner thigh again, lingering. “You’re lucky I stopped,” she adds with a small smirk. “Another minute and you would’ve soaked my Rolls-Royce.” You gasp softly. She chuckles, pleased with herself, then pats your leg like she’s rewarding a well-trained pet.

“Honestly,” she murmurs, sliding her sunglasses back into place, “I don’t know whether to take pride in that or tease you about it all afternoon.” The car rolls to a gentle stop. The chauffeur steps out front. Marjorie smooths her dress once more, utterly composed again, then reaches for your hand.

But before the door opens, she leans close to your ear. “If my hair falling down makes you come that easily,” she whispers, voice warm and wicked, “just imagine what I’ll do to you once we’ve had a few drinks.” Then she squeezes your hand and smiles like the most powerful woman in America again. “Come along, darling.”

Then the Rolls-Royce door opens and the warm Florida air spills in.You’re still a little unsteady when you step out. The pavement feels too bright, the afternoon sun reflecting off white stone and polished cars lined along the curb. The terrace of the club is busy—linen suits, big sunglasses, women with cigarettes and tall drinks sweating in the heat.

Palm Beach people. People who all know exactly who she is. Marjorie steps out after you like she’s stepping onto a stage she built herself. Sunglasses on. Pearls straight. Hair once again pinned into its perfect white twist. Not a single hint of what she was doing ten minutes ago in the back seat.

The chauffeur shuts the door behind her. Conversations around the terrace quiet just slightly. Not silence—never that—but the subtle shift that happens when the most powerful woman in the country walks into a room. Marjorie doesn’t acknowledge any of them. Her attention goes straight to you.

You’re still standing close to the car, dress a little rumpled, eyes soft and unfocused from the way she had you melting against her a few minutes ago. She notices immediately. Her expression softens in a way no one else ever gets to see. “Well,” she says quietly, stepping closer, “you look thoroughly ruined.”

You huff a little breath, embarrassed, glancing at the people sitting nearby with their cocktails and little plates of olives. “They’re all looking,” you whisper. “They always look,” she replies calmly. Her hand finds yours, fingers sliding between yours like they’ve done it a thousand times. She squeezes gently, grounding you.

Then she tilts your chin up with her free hand. Right there. In full view of the terrace. “Margie—” Too late. She kisses you. Not rushed. Not secret. A slow, warm press of her mouth to yours like she doesn’t care in the slightest who sees it. Like the entire world can wait while she takes her time.

A few people on the terrace go quiet. Someone drops a fork. Marjorie doesn’t break the kiss until she wants to. When she finally pulls back, her thumb brushes your cheek where your skin has gone warm. “There,” she murmurs, satisfied.

Your heart is racing. “You’re impossible,” you whisper. She smiles—soft and pleased and a little smug. “My dear,” she says, taking your hand again and guiding you toward the entrance, “I built this place.” Her fingers tighten around yours as you walk past the staring tables.

“If they have a problem with how I kiss my girl,” she adds lightly, “they’re welcome to leave.” She doesn’t look back at them once. Her attention stays exactly where it’s been all afternoon. On you.

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