Free Mail Order Menage by Leota M Abel

“We’d be real tender with you.  No bites or bruises.”
    She blushed.  “No thank you. You should leave now. I don’t think the men would be happy to have you around without them here.” 
    Jake studied her for another minute before walking toward her.  “You’ll be lots happier with us.”
    She shook her head again.  “No, I won’t.  Please, go away.” She slidled over toward the door, trying to get toward the rifle they kept behind the door. It was meant for bears, but it would stop a man just as easy.
    Jake sighed.  “We need a wife too.  There aren’t many women who would be willing to take on a bunch of men.  That makes you special.”
    “My husbands will be home for lunch any minute.  Please go.” She was trying to move slowly, so he wouldn’t notice what she was doing.
    Jake walked to the window and looked out, but didn’t see anyone. And glanced behind the door at the rifle. He grinned at Marina, and walked back to her, staying between her and the gun. She back up, but he caught her, put his shoulder into her middle and carried her from the house to his horse.  He flipped her up on the horse, kept her trapped on his lap and rode away from the house. Marina screamed and tried to kick up a fuss. But Marina was still naked, and knew how being active on her men’s laps made them. She didn’t want him getting any arousal from her actions. She just hoped the boys might hear her screaming, and that they didn’t run into anyone else on the way.  She couldn’t believe she was being kidnapped, and by a neighbor. She sighed.  Life had certainly been an adventure since she’d agreed to be a mail order bride.
    She did her best to stay calm as they approached the house.  His brothers all gathered around, staring as he helped the naked woman from his horse.  “I found us a wife!” Jake shouted.
    Marina shook her head, “I am already a married woman, and I will not be your wife.”  The biggest man pushed in front of the others, and looked at Jake.
    “You idiot, you grabbed the Maddix’s wife? What the hell were you thinking?”
    He gestured at one of the other men, who ran into the house and brought her a blanket.
    “I’m real sorry, ma’am. Jake sometimes thinks with his glands, and not his head. He didn’t hurt you none, did he?”
    “No, he did not, he only frightened me.”  Marina wanted to say he’d hurt her, so his brothers would be angry with him, but he’d been gentle. 
    “I’ll have the wagon hitched up, and take you home. Jake just knows we’re real lonely out here. I hope you’ll forgive us one day.”
    She looked around at the men.  “You seem like decent men. I think I know someone who would be happy to come out here and marry you, though.”  She’d had a lot of time to think while she was bouncing around on the horse. She was tired of there being so few women around to gossip with.
    “Who?”  One of the men asked.  “Who’d be stupid enough to come out to the middle of nowhere and marry six men?”
    “My sister, Jasmine.  She grew up on the farm with me, hates the city, but doesn’t think she deserves a second chance at being respectable. Well, as respectable as having six husbands would be.”
    All the men looked at her and then at each other.  Finally, Jake said, “Really?  You’re not just saying that so we’ll take you home? You think she wouldn’t be terrified of living with six men?”
    She shook her head.  “I’m not just saying that, I know that. Jasmine enjoys relations, and would be absolutely thrilled to have her own beautiful ranch and home to live in.”
    Jake grinned.  “We’ll take her!  Where do we get her?”
    Marina smiled at his impetus response. “How about I send her a letter as soon as I get home? I’ll introduce you to her, and you can tell her a little about yourselves. You boys will need to make sure you have money for a train ticket and a couple of new dresses for her.”
    Jake frowned.  “We want a wife