Page 243 of The Life of Anna-Tenth Anniversary Edition: Act 1

“My other Master.”

“You have two Masters?”

Anna nodded and told him a shortened version of how she ended up with two Masters.

“I didn’t think that was possible.”

“I don’t think Devin did either. But apparently, it is. But Alex moved back to Germany a few months ago and I don’t think he wants anything to do with me anymore.”

“Why Germany?”

Anna shrugged. “He’s German. He’s an Elder-Son like you.”

“Oh.” There was silence for a few more minutes. Tommy caressed her stomach, then moved his hands up to her breasts, caressing them gently. Anna moaned softly and turned her head to kiss his neck.

Tommy chuckled. “I think we should get out of the tub.”

They got out and dried each other off, then Tommy dragged her into the bedroom. He kissed her and they fell onto the bed. Anna giggled as Tommy kissed her neck. He was a little scruffy from not shaving over the weekend.

A loud knock on the door made both of them look up. Tommy gave Anna an apologetic look. “It’s probably Tyler.” He pushed off the bed and walked out of the room. He returned a few minutes later, scowling, with Devin behind him.

“Anna, I told you to spend the evening with all the Sons, not just Tommy.”

“I did. We just got here?—‍”

Tommy interrupted her. “The other guys were drunk or passed out, so I brought her back here.”

Devin turned to look at Tommy. “Well, then. Thank you for taking care of her, but she needs to come back to our hotel room with me now.”

Tommy opened his mouth to protest, but Devin stopped him. “I realize you like her, but she is my slave. Her duties are to me, not you, unless I tell her otherwise.” He frowned at Anna. “Get dressed.”

Anna hurried to the bathroom for her clothes and pulled them on as fast as she could. Tommy was glaring at Devin when she returned.

“Remember your place, Tommy.” Devin put his arm on Anna’s back and led her out of the room.

They walked down the hallway to their hotel suite. Devin dragged her into the bedroom and told her to undress. Anna pushed aside thoughts of anything but pleasing Devin and keeping his anger at bay.

Chapter 116

The next morning, after breakfast, they boarded a train for New York. The trip was three-and-a-half hours long and Devin kept Anna by his side the entire trip. Tommy sat with Tyler across the aisle. She felt Tommy watching her, but she was careful to keep her attention focused on Devin.

Ian and Maggie headed to the airport to fly back to San Francisco, and Devin and Anna spent the day with Tom’s family. They stayed overnight at their house and Devin kept Anna away from Tommy.

The following morning, Anna, Devin, Tom, Tyler, and Tommy drove up to Massachusetts to drop Tommy and Tyler off for their first year at Harvard. Tom parked his SUV along a street of elegant red-brick townhomes that were actually dorms.

The two college freshmen were assigned a large dorm a few doors down from where Tom had parked. People were coming and going through the open front door, carrying boxes, bags, and a variety of other objects.

Most of Tommy and Tyler’s things had already been shipped there, but there were several boxes and bags in the back of the SUV, and everyone helped carry them inside. Both Tommy and Tyler had their own rooms in the same suite. This, Anna discovered, was a rare luxury, and she wondered if it was because they were Elder-Sons.

As Anna was carrying a box for Tommy up to his room, a man stopped Tom and Devin in the hallway. He appeared to be in charge of the dorm and knew both of them. Anna looked to Devin for permission to go on with Tommy, and Devin nodded.

“Where do you want this?” she asked as she walked into the small bedroom. The only furnishings were a bed, a desk, a chest of drawers, and a chair, all made of the same dark wood.

“Anywhere is fine.” He dropped his heavy suitcase onto the wooden floor under the window with a dull thud. “Wow, look at this view.”

Anna walked over and placed the box on the floor next to the suitcase, then looked out the window. It looked out on a beautiful yard with ancient trees and thick green grass. Red brick buildings surrounded the yard.

Tommy slipped his arms around Anna’s waist. “I thought I wouldn’t get a moment alone with you before you left,” he murmured against her neck.

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