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Gay Slave Auction Stories
Stripped, opened and priced out loud while the men who might buy him listen. Gay slave auction stories, and the block is rarely the worst hour in them. Hearing the number is.
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Apprentice: A Viktor Kane Origin Story Audiobook
A broke kid is taken in by the man who breaks slaves for a living. He learns the trade fast, and then learns he is good at it.
His Father's Hand
A father and his college-age son buy a male slave for the new house. Neither of them says out loud what he wants him for.
My Father's Ranch
The owner's son grows up on a slave ranch, learning the stock the way other boys learn cattle. Then he claims his birthright.
Roman Wolfe's Family Lot
A father and son go to the slave auction as a single lot. What is left of them afterward is whatever the buyers made.
Roman's Collateral Audiobook
A young scout buys a collared boy, then finds out what the boy's father sold to put him there.
Roman's New Toy
A young woman is sold to an industrial breeding ranch and conditioned for use, among broken men and the overseers who broke them.
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The Brazilian
NiftyJuan, a wealthy Brazilian slave-breeder hosting an American houseguest, tops cinnamon rolls with cum from a teenage kitchen slave kept on-site, and lectures over coffee on breeding farms versus prison stock. The horror is in the domestic register: condiments, upholstery hides, matched-color chauffeurs as accessories to the car.
The Hunter Redux
GayDemonThe manumission comes in chapter one and changes nothing. Deril buckles the collar back on himself and goes on calling the man master. A monster-hunter afraid of dying childless buys two women and a boy to build a household around his freed lover. Ownership as domesticity.
Disappearances
NiftyA fabricated U.N. report frames the demographic — disappearance rates by country, age brackets, body types. Two parallel warehouses are then described: one for trainees from cultures that grew up around slavery, one for Westerners who first need to be "broken" to the concept. The taxonomy is the story.