Chapter Eleven
Corbin had told Ward to bring Gina in whatever clothes he’d care to take her home in. He said his slaves would prepare and dress her appropriately after she arrived. He’d given Ward an address in Old Town Alexandria, almost directly across the Potomac from Ward’s own house.
So Daddy told Gina to wear what she liked, plus high heels and red lipstick. She did not know what her condition would be when Master Corbin finished with her so she chose comfortable clothes that slipped on easily – fine black cotton knit pull-on pants and a hooded, zip-front shirt of the same material.
Gina was always afraid when Daddy gave her to someone new. The uncertainty was invariably traumatic and could be horrible, emotionally and physically. But despite her distress at the auction, she remem
