Freddy finally returned home, and the flight attendants did as well. The single ones planned to move into the hotel that Freddy had made his home; the married ones planned to bring their daughters by tomorrow for some swimming and beach time. But that wasn't the only thing; they wanted to offer their daughters to Freddy.
There was a convoy of vans waiting at the airport as Freddy got into his own car, letting Vivian put the baby seat in the back as their daughter laughed. Vivian looked excited as Freddy drove towards the palace. "Is it really as big as the girls said?" Vivian said with an excited smile.
The others told her that the place was huge and had so many things to do. Freddy smiled and nodded as he spoke. "It's true, plus it's not that far away from Miami's nightlife. So if you want to go out, you can without going that far. It's only a 20-minute drive or so, depending on the driver." Freddy said, placing a hand on her thigh.
She smiled and placed her hand on his as she spoke. "I am glad I chose to come live with you; the stress of life feels like it lifted off my shoulders," Vivian said, looking out the window. Freddy chuckled as he nodded.
"Being taken care of is a gift that women can enjoy as long as their ego and pride don't get in the way. After all, society has broken relationships these last few decades. Putting this idea into women's heads that working is the most important thing for them, when it's not. There is a reason more women are depressed and suicidal now than at any time in the last 200 years." Freddy said.
"What do you mean?" Vivian asked as she listened.
"They destroyed the nuclear family, breaking the bonds of the family unit and taking away purpose from people by labeling it old-fashioned and oppressive. Which is retarded, as they wouldn't know what oppression was if it bit them in the ass. Roles aren't oppression; it's order, making things work." Freddy finished saying as he took a right turn.
Vivian listened and nodded, as it made sense; they pushed this stupid idea that you didn't need a man when she was growing up. But that idea blinded her to the fact that having a man lifts stress more than doing it yourself. Someone who can cover down for you when you struggle.
"Why do you think they did it?" Vivian asked.
"To keep control over their voter base, and when I talk about voter base. I am talking about the stupidity of our left wing of our government. Destroying the order of our society in the name of liberation and naive empathy, but it's all about brainwashing them into voting for them." Freddy said.
"What do you mean by naive empathy? Is it bad to have empathy?" Vivian asked with confusion as Freddy shook his head no.
"Empathy isn't bad per se, but making every issue in life come from some problem with the law and rules of the land. 99.9% of issues in everyone's life have nothing to do with the government and everything to do with people being idiots. Making bad choices in your path in life, it isn't because of bigotry or racism or someone out to get you. It's because you're stupid and fucked up." He said before lighting a smoke and talking once more.
"The left wing of the government always blames people's issues on an invisible force that is there in any true meaning. Sure, there are bad people, but there are so few that they don't play any real role in society. They use people's naive empathy to control them, and the left falls for it every time." Freddy took a drag of his smoke as Vivian listened and nodded.
His words had merit; as she looked back on her life, there wasn't any law targeting her or any governmental body making her life hard. Most of the problems came from her own choices in life, now that she really looked back on it. She could see how the Democrats tried to control her by using the past as a tool to blind her.
Sure, there was oppression in the past, but it's nowhere in today's society except in inter-personal relationships. The only people she has dealt with any bigotry from were a random person every few years, but they had no control over her life.
"So is the right wing better?" She asked, making Freddy shake his head no.
"The best place to stand is in the middle, because both sides have issues with the Left wing being the bigger problem in today's society. I am not saying the right is better, but if I had to pick, it would be the right. But I am more of a middle-ground kind of person; both sides have points that I agree with. But the left has way more I disagree with than the right." He finished saying as they pulled up to the palace.
"I mean, look at the pronoun issue we have; it's a pretty pathetic thing to get upset at. So what if someone won't call you by the pronouns you want? They aren't taking food or money away from you. But people act like it's the end of the world; they have been brainwashed into being offended at everything." He said as the car stopped.
"I hear you; now that I look at it from your way of seeing things, it makes sense why you think people are weak nowadays. But I have to say, they weren't lying; this place is huge." Vivian said, looking around in wonder. As the two of them got out of the car, Olivia and the others came out of the palace, making Vivian gasp.
"Just how many women do you have?" Vivian asked. The others told her that he had a lot, but she didn't think it would be this many. She couldn't help but find it amazing, and a part of her felt pride that so many women had become his.
"Welcome back, dear. How was your business trip?" Oliva asked, making Freddy sigh.
"I don't ever want to go back to LA; it stinks there. Plus, the homeless issue there is sickening." Freddy said, opening the trunk of his car, as she walked over and kissed him.
"I missed you so much, dear. Be ready not to be able to leave the bed for a few days, as we are horny." Oliva said as the other girls cheered.
"TO THE BEDROOM!" Hearing this, Freddy couldn't help but burst out into laughter as the other vans pulled.
"Vivian, I will let them guide you around; looks like my job is calling." He said, picking up Oliva as Vivian nodded and smiled.
"Have fun; the others will show me around. They missed you, so I understand their feeling." She said, while carrying her baby. Vivian joined the girls who just pulled up in the van, while Freddy picked up Oliva and walked into the palace, with the others following him to the elevator.
"You aren't leaving the bedroom, sweetie," Umeko said, standing next to Freddy, making him chuckle.
"You should be more worried about you not being able to walk when I am done. Last time we had an orgy, I was the one who came out on top. In more ways than one." He said, slapping her ass, making Umeko yelp.
The elevator stopped at the top, and Freddy walked inside. "Shall we be?" Freddy said with a smirk as he threw Olivia onto the bed and began to take off his shirt. She looked up, biting her lip as she nodded.
"Come take me, dear!" She yelled out.