The Butler Did It IV by James Butler
December 2023
Ten more stories of female domination and hapless male victims!
Stories included in this one: “Stripper hell,” in which a stripper named Nikki Heat follows a middle-aged Castle fan home from the club; “Duplex tenant,” in which a landlord’s IRS scam is discovered by his duplex neighbor and she uses the knowledge as leverage; “The Russian bride’s mother,” where an American thinks he has scored a beautiful young Russian bride but finds himself stuck with her mother instead; “Homeless Hannah,” where a Portland social services worker trying to earn a graduate degree is taken by a skinny little homeless woman; “Appointment mix-up,” in which a man mistakenly makes an appointment with a professional domme instead of a psychologist; “The LizzyBeth Conundrum,” in which a young billionaire learns about the danger of predatory women; “Got milked?” where a man in New York makes an unwise bet with his fiancée; “Property,” where a long-enslaved man whose owner is dying has his hopes for freedom dashed; “The birthday present,” in which a sly young woman interrogates her boyfriend about what he really wants for his birthday; and “The stripper’s best friend,” a dialogue between a man who thought slavery was only a game and the stripper he paid to play it with him.
(See the rest of “The Butler Did It” series here.)
Stories included in this one: “Stripper hell,” in which a stripper named Nikki Heat follows a middle-aged Castle fan home from the club; “Duplex tenant,” in which a landlord’s IRS scam is discovered by his duplex neighbor and she uses the knowledge as leverage; “The Russian bride’s mother,” where an American thinks he has scored a beautiful young Russian bride but finds himself stuck with her mother instead; “Homeless Hannah,” where a Portland social services worker trying to earn a graduate degree is taken by a skinny little homeless woman; “Appointment mix-up,” in which a man mistakenly makes an appointment with a professional domme instead of a psychologist; “The LizzyBeth Conundrum,” in which a young billionaire learns about the danger of predatory women; “Got milked?” where a man in New York makes an unwise bet with his fiancée; “Property,” where a long-enslaved man whose owner is dying has his hopes for freedom dashed; “The birthday present,” in which a sly young woman interrogates her boyfriend about what he really wants for his birthday; and “The stripper’s best friend,” a dialogue between a man who thought slavery was only a game and the stripper he paid to play it with him.
(See the rest of “The Butler Did It” series here.)