Acca Laurentia & Faustulus

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He fondled my breasts with his weather-hardened hands, kneading the globes until I bit my lip to stop from screaming. Too many lonely months spent alone in the hills with the sheep. Faustulus was a rough lover, pounding away at me like a ram in rut.


The twins, squalling a few feet away, were named after my bosom. Romulus and Remus, found on the banks of a river. Despite appearing so human, I believed them half-breeds. The gods' punishment for his affairs with the ewes. It was the only sense I could make of the howling wolf stalking our doorstep.

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