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Knocking up the Princess

By: Nikita Storm
Narrated by: Everly Rose
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Todd was just testing out his new time travel device his friend pilfered from the CIA. Charlotte, the princess of a small town somewhere in England in the Middle Ages, was just trying to find a God to knock her up and give her an heir. Todd was no God, but as the old saying goes: Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.

Charlotte begs and pleads with him to use his futuristic technology to convince the council that he's a God so she can restore her lineage. He is so enamored with her that he goes along with it.

How will the council react when presented with technology beyond their wildest dreams? Will they call him a witch and burn him at the stake or call him a God and let him mate with their untouched princess?

©2015 Nikita Storm (P)2015 Nikita Storm Literature & Fiction Royalty

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