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Devils Temptation

Planetoid
Joined
Jan 14, 2021
TRIGGER WARNING

This roleplay WILL contain graphic depictions of rape, murder, and physical or mental abuse.




 

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When something is done, it must be done methodically.

Regardless of whether or not the task is momentous or miniscule, routine builds a sense of self. That sense of self is the crux of a personality, the nature of a human being. Neat or sloppy. Aggressive or passive. Sweet or bitter. There are three steps one has to take note of in executing anything.

STEP ONE

Find a goal, pick a target, strive for something of importance to you. Once you have it, research into it. Everything you need to attain it - everything that will get in your way. Make sure to be meticulous.

STEP TWO

Prepare. Find the perfect day and the perfect time. Make sure you have all the necessary resources in order to realistically attain your goal. Overpreparing is better than underpreparing. You can always move onto another goal after.

STEP THREE

When it comes time to execute your plan? Do it mercilessly. When something is done, it must be meticulously. Those who cannot act on what they want are not humans. They are disgusting and unsightly. Do not hesitate. You are ALIVE.




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Laughter. Chatter. The delectable aroma of cuisine well above what most in their lifetime would be able to enjoy. For most, the scene of rich, fragrant wine paired with delectable cuts of luxurious steak would have been enough to get their appetite soaked in delight... at least a handful of the men at the table had been acting exactly as such. Three middle-aged men busily chatting alongside another elderly man who sat at the foot of the table. Despite the utter luxury of that dinner, something about the way the three ate was almost pig-like. Voraciously devouring without a care in the world while happily chatting to one another. The Hearst family. Three sons. One patriarch who owned a rather affluent transportation company which served as the blood and lifeline of the gated community, Wingston. Anyone who worked or wanted to do any sort of business in the area had to go through the Hearst Family... and that alone ensured their position as the wealthiest and most outspoken in that town. They would decide who came. They would decide who left. Every communal decision down to the exact amount of money a family in that town made to every individual crumb in their pantry was ultimately controlled by the Hearsts.

"Raymond, don't you think you should stop playing around and finally settle down with a wife? You're almost twenty-six... and here you are bringing another piece of eye candy to the dinner table!" One of the brothers would point their fork at the youngest of that trio. Raymond Hearst. A man that loved women. Fucking adored them like a demon might have. Twenty-six years of age and his primary hobby was none other than collecting another pretty little side piece to be having fun with. The well-groomed brunette sported a nice, clean jawline and a boyish sort of smile. Amused quirk of his brow and the top few buttons of his dark dress shirt undone as if trying to show off to the rest of the table. Right beside him, as if entirely on cue, had been a blonde in a tight little red dress practically fawning and mewling at his every little action.

"See, now here's how they get you! Miserable fucking men tell a guy that's young and free to settle down so he, too, can be miserable just like them. You never want to choose the wrong partner, right? So I'm just sampling. Women are a little bit like desserts. You need to get the sweetest one that you won't get tired of eating up. Don't you think so too, Lawrence?" Cutting down that ruby-red meat on his plate, he picked a morsel up with a fork and pointed it towards the middle brother. Lawrence Hearst. Thirty years old, on the mark. A man known for being 'good natured' and charitable. Big, hearty build with a nice full brown beard and an adoringly sweet smile - more like a friendly lumberjack rather than the son of the wealthiest family in the entirety of town.

"Hm? Now what do you mean by that? I don't fool around like that. It's bad manners and quite rude to women, Raymond." Disciplined and trustworthy... but only on the outside. No one wanted to be around when someone let down Lawrence. Or someone got in the way of his work. Or dared to speak up against him when they were lesser than him. Beating someone half an inch from life to remind them that they were being ungrateful for how kind he was to them all the work he provided to the town was a regular enough occurrence. No one wanted to be on the wrong side of that man... but perhaps even worse than the two younger brothers had been the eldest.

"Russell is the only one that is married out of the three of us. Shouldn't you ask him that? Hey, Rus. How's married life? Your missus want to chime in at all about that?" ...To which the most disgusting of those three was brought to attention. Remaining beside him had been his wife. Mrs. Hearst. Russell Hearst was someone who did not care to pretend that he cared for the business, or for the people of Wingston. Dressed in a sharp black suit with a tense wrinkle to his brow while he ate, an annoyed glint of his dark eyes would lift to meet the two others, knocking whatever warmer smile was on his face prior.

"My wife completes her duties adequately. That is all that matters. Setting the fork and knife down, he turned to face her." The scrutinizing gaze that showed equal parts disgust and disdain than anything else, though it vanished the moment that Russell turned back to his two brothers.

"In fact, I would say our relationship is rather active. Ultimately, the best women are the ones that are seen, not heard. My wife has understood that a little better at this point." The man stated, running his palm over the top of her thigh in leisurely strokes from the base of her leg right down to her knee... before applying just a little bit of pressure to that softer, smoother lap. A warning. To keep her fucking mouth shut before he broke her jaw. Sugary smiles and honeyed words couldn't have hidden the intimidation that leaked off that man in the moment.

"Damn, but even then..." Ray spoke up, chugging down a glass of wine and staring at the reflection of Russell's wife through the wine glass. "...women sure do age like milk. Another fucking reason not to get hitched. Sure is a shame, compared to how she looked when you first got her." The younger man mused, vulgarly eyeing up the man's wife like he was contemplating on his dessert for the night right before the sudden CLANK of Russell's glass smashed down to the table and a growl left his lips.

"Are you implying something, you horny brat?" To which Ray immediately tossed his arms up in a surrender.

"Nope! Not at all. How could I? You have a great marriage. I'll just enjoy my European delicacies on the sidelines and you have a fun time with your married life, yeah?" Grinning, he draped an arm around the waist of the blonde next to him and tucked a kiss to her jawline. Only then had the elderly man sitting at the foot of the foot of the table struck his wine glass with a spoon to get the attention of the others at the table. Gruff, the type of voice that sounded as if he had been a frequent smoker.

"Mind the way you speak. We have guests over tonight... keep a good reputation in front of the townspeople. Russell. That means you make sure your mutt minds her manners. Raymond. Get rid of that woman once you are done with her. She is not worth marrying." Bluntly, as if the two women were not even in the room. Playthings or possessions, nothing more, nothing less. Between the words of his father and his younger brother tormenting his 'choice' the anger turned not to them but to the woman sitting beside him. A single, cold gaze that was icy enough to send chills ricocheting down one's spine... a promise and a threat all the same.





The Hearsts always had a big, grand family dinner on Saturday evenings where the most affluent people of Wingston were likewise invited to the Hearst patriarch's manor for the feast. For most, the aftermath of the dinner had been sweet words and a satisfied departure... not an impending sense of dread. Russell had retired from that dinner earlier than his other two brothers alongside his wife. The ride back was painfully quiet, the two hardly shared any words with one another as he held the door open to the black Porsche, waiting for her to get in before he settled into the driver's side seat. While most of the brothers lived within Wingston, none of them lived with one another. There was no chance that they could have survived under the same roof, after all. Russell's residence had been a quaint little home outside the perimeter of town. Two stories with a modern, luxurious feel to it. Gorgeous beds of flowers were arranged all along the few acres of land that was meticulously kept maintained by the local gardeners. From the outside, an absolutely beautiful family style home. Russell would wrap a hand around his wife's wrist to guide her into the home...

On the inside, it was a fucking nightmare.

The moment the front door behind the two of them had closed the painful open-handed CRACK of the man's palm struck hard against the woman's cheek. Harshly enough for her to turn the cheek so he could grab the side of her head and slam it against the door. Not so roughly that it would cause lasting damage. Dealing with the aftermath of that would be both time consuming and annoying. "You know, dear... I really despise the fact that you had to make the mistake of opening your mouth even once at those dinners. My brothers will just not let go of it. Every single time we go, I have to endure the embarrassment again... and again... and again." Lightly, he dragged her back by the hair just to strike her head against the door with another resounding thud. Oh, she had certainly made a mistake. The mistake of pretending she was a human when all the men in the Hearst family viewed her as nothing more than property. A fancy car, a nice dining set, a tailored suit. Russell's wife was nothing more than that in any capacity whatsoever. The first night she had spoken back to him, talked back to any of that insanity that festered in the gated community or the family that had grown far too powerful in the monopoly over the town, she learned first hand...

There was nowhere to run to. The Hearsts controlled everything in that town. The media, the justice system, every job and route out... there was no running. Russell made sure to meticulously remind her the worst fucking mistake of her life was to dare to open her mouth against him like she had any right to so much as utter a single fucking word.

The abuse only festered from there. The more loud-mouthed she was, the more harshly he harmed her. Tonight had not even been all that bad. It was not her that he was annoyed at, it was his little brother and his father. They had set him off and he was merely striking at the one target that he could. Someone that was weaker than him. Someone that could openly be pushed around. Grasping at a handful of her strands, he yanked her to the ground and began to drag her to the kitchen with no remorse for how his grip was pulling literal strands out of her scalp. "That braindead brother of mine, on the other hand... he's onto something, dear. If I wanted to kill you and bury you somewhere no one would find your worthless remains - I would." One hand kept her on the ground, fingers tight enough through her strands that it would have felt like he was trying to tear her head off entirely. Rummaging through the top cabinet that held more of the medication, he would grab at a handful of bottles that were explicitly labeled. A mixture of three drugs to keep her sedated and meek.

"...But you know how fucking hard your husband gets when you fight back. If I got some braindead bimbo like him --" Flicking the orange plastic with his index finger a few times, he would roll out a handful of pills. An exact combination of them. If she never woke up again... he wouldn't have his fun any longer, would he? "--I wouldn't be able to rape some cunt who thinks she's too good for me." There was really only one downside to these drugs that he oftentimes used in order to sedate her. They made her loose. That tight way her pussy fought to resist him - sometimes even to the point she would bleed. That was the dessert he wanted after dinner. Filling a container with the proper concoction of drugs, the man would finally loosen his grip on his wife's hair to yank her up by the arm so he could escort her up to the second floor. Their master bedroom was furthest away from the front door. Russell didn't want any late night visitors overhearing what he was doing to her, after all.

Reaching the end of that hall that was nothing short of nightmare fuel, the man would thrust her forward for a few moments before the sound of his dress pants would hit the wood floor of their bedroom and the next sensation to strike her was the sudden HARSH tug of his belt wrapping around her throat and yanking her back against his chest. "Come on, baby... don't writhe too much. If I accidentally choke you too hard..." Groping kneads of that thick, broad hand felt right up against her ass underneath her dress. Harsher tears of the silken fabric of her panties would reduce it to mere threads spilling down her thighs and to her knees before he possessively groped and squeezed over her sex. "...you have only yourself to blame. Lean forward, you worthless fucking cunt." Everything she did wrong was her fault. Everything she was expected to do but did not was her fault. There was no care in that relationship. No consideration. Just his favorite stress relief.

The belt around her neck would turn to a tighter noose, buckle chaffing against the side of her throat as he tightened the loop enough to hold the loose end of the belt like a leash. Tight enough that it would be leaving a red mark on her throat the day after. If only that was the worst of it... the moment he had that belt around her neck, his free hand grabbed her by the hair to smother her down to the sheets and arch her hips and ass up high enough. A few moments of vulgar, disgusting grunting and the friction of the tip of his cock grinding against her dry entrance until one more heave would have him SLAMMING into her tight little cunt without a hint of remorse of hesitation. "Atta' fuck... atta' fuckin' girl...!" Raising his palm, he spanked against her ass before starting to fuck her in proper. Harsh, firm claps of his thighs while driving wildly into her. Every moment he sensed even an ounce of pain or even the slightest writhing, he always throbbed hard inside of her.

He moaned, he told her how fucking good she was making her rapist feel by the way she suffered.

Her suffering was such a fucking treat.

Sometimes, he hardly even cared if she was conscious. Stuffed full of so many drugs circulating her system that she would not even be able to feel the way he raped her - on days like those, she was just a hole. Nights like these were the real basis of the Hell that she lived in... when he wanted her awake and conscious while he abused, degraded, and raped her to the point that she would not be able to walk the next day. Russell hardly cared if the noose around her neck was too tight. That choking only made it that much more enjoyable. An agonizing few minutes of their bedtime routine would continue to pass. Grunting, slamming, the jerk of the bed and the way he alternated between calling her worthless and reminding her how much he was enjoying her. If there was just one silver lining in that never-ending nightmare, it was that her husband was pushing his age. Mid thirties, so by the time the throbbing of that foul cock in her core had begun... all it took was a few more smashes into her core before he splattered a thick load of cum to the back of her cunt. Many nights, he only ever bothered to fuck her once. Her birth control was just as tightly regulated, Russell enjoyed raw sex and finishing inside just as much as he did treating her like a disposable rag. Loosening the belt around her thoroughly choked throat, he let her fall to the sheets with that seed dripping down between her thighs before going to check on the container.

"...Huh. I missed a pill. Can't have that... stay there. I'll go grab it. Unless you want to go a round two? You know how well it gets me going when you don't fucking listen, you mutt." Laughing, he would pat the back of her head degradingly before pulling up his trousers and treading downstairs to grab the remaining pill. Left alone in the room for once... it was rare for Russell to ever misplace the medication he used to make sure she was pacified at night. Even more rare that she would have a moment of silence not listening to anyone degrading or berating her.





Long.

He was taking too long.

Minutes had turned to nearly a full hour that the man had not returned to their bedroom. Not a single word from downstairs, not as if he had been speaking to anyone nor had the front door opened as if he headed out for the night. The man never forgot to sedate his possession before he left. With every second that passed... it became a little more unusual. A little more relieving. A little more liberating. In his mind, the man had already assumed that she was broken and defeated. Nowhere for her to run, even if she had wanted to leave and as such? He made no attempt to empty their bedroom or the attached bathroom of anything dangerous. Not of the scissors in the medical kit nor of any heavier furniture that could've been used to bludgeon someone. The choices were endless, really. If only she was brave enough to take them.

BZZZT.


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The television. Something else the man never bothered to watch in excess, certainly not at this time. Seeing his brothers or father on the news was a surefire way for him to be even more harsh to her.

...But sure enough, the static and the faint hushed noises of the channel had been flooding into the living room below. Something was wrong. Something that she would not have ever realized had she decided to stay up on that bedroom and waited for her abusive husband to return. It was only something that the woman would realize once she was brave enough to head downstairs. On the hallway out, the lights in the living room had been off aside from the faint flicker of the screen occasionally bouncing colors along the edges of the room.

The further that she approached down, the clearer the voice on the television would become.

"...reported..."

"...a dozen almost confirmed..."

"...exercise caution particularly in the larger suburban and especially countryside neighborhoods. Authorities caution that the assailant is likely a man in his twenties -"

Someone was in her home. Turning the corner might have been terrifying in its own right to find the unfamiliar sight of someone sitting atop her couch staring at the television in front of him. Dark, almost midnight black hair that hung over his eyes in a somewhat messier set of bangs. Faint hints of facial hair had formed into a scruff along his jawline and neck and he had a broad pair of shoulders that suggested a fairly large build. The way he sat down against the couch hid the full nature of his size... but it also distracted from something that had been laying at his feet in a pool of blood. Mere centimeters away from the one who had broken into her home was the sight of her husband lying in a pool of his own blood on the ground.

Gashes and lacerations had sliced and carved along specific portions of his torso, arms, and face to make an abundant mess of blood start to coat the rug beneath him... with a thick rag being smothered into his mouth to prevent his screaming. Even that had begun to grow red with blood and wet with drool... but he was still inevitably alive. That much was obvious by the occasional writhe or spasm. His knees, shoulders, and elbows had especially been butchered to the point that his limbs had been twisted in a manner that would make someone gag to even look at. Panic in her husband's eyes, up until Russell finally caught sight of her creeping figure and his eyes grew hopeful. Sitting right on the ground beside him had been the murder weapon.


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The assailant, despite her footsteps, had either not noticed her or had not cared enough to say anything to her.

Rather, he was engrossed on what the newswoman had been saying...

"Hallmarks of the assailant include a strange practice of carving numbers onto the chests of his victims. This is believed to be some sort of sick way of keeping tally of his victims... however occasional homicides have been shown to have the numbers out of chronological order --" SLAM. The crash of his foot would dig against the television hard enough to cause a spark of dead pixels to splatter across the side of the screen.

"...No. No, no, no... you're being sloppy. That isn't what they mean. How...? I gave you so many chances. So many fucking chances and you still do not understand..." A frustrated grunt, before the blood-stopping motion of him turning his head to look her dead in the eyes. No look of surprise in those quiet, deep stormy grays of his. Nor was there any attempt to get up and rush for the knife that laid right beside Russell's body. Only the honey sweet sound of his tone and voice as he addressed the woman.

"The number is important, you see. Not every pig has the same quality of meat. Just as not every criminal has the same severity of crime. But, I suppose that too is subjective. On a scale of one to ten... this man would get, at most, a six from me. You, on the other hand... I think your number for him would be much higher. I can't really blame them. It's frustrating to be misunderstood... tossed around, forced to become something you're not. Ahhh... the fucking thought of it makes my skin itch...!" Clutching his hair with his right hand, he buried his head against his palms and continued to watch on the news report. Had he been unhinged...? Very clearly, he had both looked at her and acknowledged her, yet made no attempt to stop her from escaping. No attempt had been made to harm her either.

While the news report did not have a photograph of his face, the police sketches very clearly resembled the man sitting back in the couch. Why was he here? Why now?

...Maybe that did not matter. The chance was right in front of her - regardless of who granted it to her.
 


𝐚𝐮𝐝𝐫𝐞𝐲 𝐡𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐬𝐭 .
𝚗𝚘𝚠 𝚙𝚕𝚊𝚢𝚒𝚗𝚐: 𝙳𝙴𝙰𝚃𝙷

"Women are only seen, never heard."

"If you dress like that Audrey, just you're asking for it."

"You should smile, it'll make you more beautiful."

"Stop wearing so much make up. You'll look like a whore."

"Why would you wear a dress like that? You look fucking fat. Take it off. Are you trying to embarrass me?"

"You're good for nothing Audrey, just a quick lay, a toy, an object. His fucking personal punching bag."

Kill him Audrey. You know you want to kill him. You know how easy it would be to just slice his neck in the middle of the night. But if she moves, he'll wake up. Just hide a knife Audrey. Right under your pillow. But he's too big Audrey! And you're too weak. The clock is ticking Audrey. He'll kill you before you'll ever have your chance. But it'd be selfish to leave him Audrey. You want to kill him, don't you Audrey? Don't waste your time Audrey. But you love him Audrey! Deep down inside you rea— SHUT UP! You fucking hate him Audrey. You hate his fucking guts— every disgusting thing about him. You hate his smile, you hate his smell, you hate his hands, you hate his walk, his voice, his eyes— his fucking eyes. And the fucking way they look at you.
KILL HIM AUDREY. KILL HIM.


Lifeless brown eyes open. The back of her head throbbed violently. That was her fault. Wanting to just for a day try and be pretty with longer hair. She should have cut it... Her throat burned at the belt that kept her quiet. Tears gathered in the corners of her eyes, and hushed their way down her cheeks. Everything hurt so much, but if she cried, if she made any sound it would fuck her over even more. All she could do was keep her mouth shut cry quietly with her face buried in the sheets of their bed as someone who was supposed to protect her, violated her. To simply cry, and not let him see that she was. Russel was sick, and came from a lineage of other sick men. No matter the money, the power, they were twisted. Sought pleasures of the flesh in more ways than sane. They were violent, vulgar, crude in nature, and stuck in their ways. It was unfortunate that she had to call him her husband day in and day out. Audrey's disgusting, coward of a husband Russel, made her feel like nothing, like nobody.

There were always wondering admiring eyes at them. Longing to be in her position with the Hearts sons. Yes she was Audrey Hearst. But it was no marriage. Audrey wanted no such thing for any other woman.

She was a prisoner trapped with the devil in the flesh, and with the Devil came violence, came suffering, came damnation. For this was a hell she couldn't escape. Tonight was odd... Russel had done things backwards. Her devil had always made sure to give her a cocktail of pills given her at the end of their evenings. In the beginning, she fought. Because what normal person would give their spouse something so violating. All he had to do was simply ask and she'd provide. Did we forget Russel Hearst was no person? Normally, she welcomed them. It numbed her just enough to forget she was being pillaged by her supposed partner. Enough for her to momentarily escape her physical prison on Earth, and imagine herself far away in a field of flowers, sun kissing her bruised flesh so tenderly, a passing breeze, bees buzzing, the clouding in her eyes

"...you have only yourself to blame.—"

You hate the way he fucking looks through you Audrey. You hate how he took everything from you. You're a fucking hallow shell now Audrey. Is that what your mother would have wanted? What your father would have wanted? You don't even remember what they look like now Audrey. What they smell like. How safe and homey they made you feel Audrey. Do you even feel real right now Audrey? He's fucking you again Audrey— raping you again Audrey.

It's not rape, remember Audrey? He's your husband Audrey. You're his property. He's doing it again... Right through you Audrey. You let him do it again..

K I L L H I M.


The crash of his hand against her bottom pulled her back into the moment. Remembering she couldn't breath, feeling her eyes bulge and teary from the lack of air. Was it time finally? Would this have been the night he finally killed her? How easy it would have been... Just a few seconds more and she'd be free! Then again why would Audrey be given such an easy way out? Her Devil was not so kind enough to allow her the pleasures of sex, why would he allow her death? It wasn't until the sound of his monstrous feet retreating from their bedroom and down the stairs did she realize he finished. A breath she hadn't realized she was holding expelled from her chest. Finally a moment to breath as the makeshift noose was loosened from around her neck. Her body went limp, legs sliding down the length of the bed as her body met the soft cotton sheets of their bed.

The sensation of his thick, repugnant cum splattered from the back of her thighs from inside of her and down her bruised thighs. It hurt. It hurt so much. Her woman was raw, and stung with the mixture of liquids. This was when she could cry. The quiet moments of peace before she would need to weather another storm. The seconds in between the facades. The seconds between the torment. With each gentle hic, quiet as to not give Russel reason to storm back up stairs, came a struggled wheeze. The addition of belt wasn't new, but the belt hurt the most. It hurt more than his hands crashing down the back of her head, more than the kicks to her back, to her stomach. The way it specifically crushed her throat while she fought for a morsel of air. How clouds would wrap the corners of her eyes and her sight would start to go dark.

Audrey was tired. So tired.
But if she closed her eyes now, Russel would return and punish her for it. Though, sleep just sounded so good, so kind, so merited. Just five minutes, please...

Five minutes was too long for Russel.

If there was one thing he was, it was precise, punctual, perfect in everything he did. Audrey reached up, arms aching as the tips of her thin fingers curled around the silk robe neatly folded by her pillow. Peeling out of her dress was a task in itself now. Weakly managing to push herself up from upon their bed, arms shaking, legs loose, something odd caught her ears. The sound of the television. If there was one thing Russel wasn't, it was someone who just casually watched TV. Audrey stilled herself, listening carefully for any movement just a floor below. All that could be heard was the sound of... the news? Audrey let the heaviness of her legs help slide herself off the bed and onto her knees. Her hips and back aching and tender. Slowly and quietly, she crawled to the door. At first she peeked from around the corner, praying Russel wasn't waiting. There was nothing out of the ordinary with the dark hall and so she continued her crawl. With the help of the stair rail, Audrey managed to pull herself up and stand before the decent.

The closer to end of the stairs she reached, the more her skin riddled itself with goosebumps.

Something was in fact off.

Someone in fact was in her home.

You're gonna die Audrey. This is it Audrey. It's fucking over Audrey. What did you amount to Audrey? Nothing. Because you're fucking worthless just like he says you are. In a worthless marriage, within the walls of a worthless house, married to a worthless man. And now you're gonna die. Die, die, die, die, die. You gonna kill him Audrey? You gonna take his life with your little pathetic hands Audrey? Do it Audrey. He's sitting there Audrey. Kill him Audrey. Otherwise you're fucked. Just as fucked as he fucked you.

One step at a time down the stairs. Down, down, down into something she hadn't known might change her life for ever. For the better. Her steps were light, but the stairs, despite how new the house was, crepitated under each step. There was no point in hiding her presence now. If he wanted to act he would have. If she were to die so be it. Every part of her existence up until that moment wasn't worth anything. There sat a man. It wasn't her devil. He was much smaller. But he sat on Russel's couch, with Russel's TV on, watching Russel's news. Audrey stilled herself, trying to process when someone could have entered the house. There was no urge to scream— not that she could anyways. There was no urge to run. Her dark, tired, bruised and red eyes followed the silhouette of the intruder swearing at the TV. A sudden slam of his foot made her jump, and it wasn't until then that she realized someone else present with them.

On the floor, groaning and gagged was Russel, drenched in a puddle of his own blood. "Fuck," she wheezed out. "Fuck, fuck, fuck," and panic set in. A sudden rush of adrenaline surmounted her and her body trembled in response. Audrey watched him turn, and instinctively, she took a step back, listening on to him speak. "He's disgusting. He doesn't deserve a number. He deserves nothing," she answered nervously. From adrenaline, to rage now as she conspired all the ways in which she wanted to kill him. Audrey then pulled the belt at her neck and continued. "He's a fucking coward," she voice hoarsely. "A devil. A piece of shit. Him and his entire family. Him and this entire fucking town."

Tears furiously streaked down her face as all uneasiness expelled from her. She approached, robe, loosely hanging from her body, revealing to her intruder bruises painted over such fair skin. "You did this to me Russel. Why? Why would you do this to me? I'd done nothing but love you." The closer she approached the more horrific the sight of him got.
It's your chance Audrey. Kill him Audrey. He did this to you Audrey."

"I did everything for you. I gave everything to you." she said pulling the loosened belt from around her neck. "Everything, Russel. I was seen, and not heard just like you wanted. I was hurt, abused, neglected, used. Just how you wanted. And you just," Audrey dropped to her knees, letting her dark, angry eyes take in all of him. The gashes, the cloth in his mouth, the panic mixed with desperation in his eyes. It was a vile sight. One she'd never forget. "Oh how small you look now." Audrey crawled forward, straddling her large husband.

Kill him Audrey, kill him. Do it. Do it now!

"How disgusting and pathetic you look now. Does it make you hard knowing I'm going to kill you? Does it turn you on now Russel, baby?" With a hand full of his hair in her hand, she pulled his head forward, pulling the length of the belt around him. He didn't deserve a quick death by her hands. He deserved what she took. She deserved to give what he gave. The pain, the pleasure. She dropped his head, letting it thud loud against the wood floor. "If I accidently choke you too hard now, Russel dearest," Audrey secured the belt around his thick neck, the rest of the belts' length looped around her hand as Russel began to panic. Fear and hate in his eyes as he searched for help. "You'll only have yourself to blame, honey." With a rush of energy, Audrey pulled and the belt, watching it tighten sharply around his neck. Russel bucked and thrash underneath her, his blood splattering around them. She wouldn't dare stop, she couldn't. "It's too bad my worthless cunt is kill you, huh?"

KILL HIM AUDREY. FEEL HOW GOOD IT IS TO GET RID OF HIM AUDREY. HE'S DYING AUDREY. TIGHER AUDREY.

Clenching her teeth Audrey continued, leaning her whole body back, letting her entire weight pull his belt. The corners of the belt wrapped around her hand burned, knowing it would chafe and leave it's mark tomorrow but it felt too good to let go. "'ATTA-FUCKING-BOY! JUST LIKE THAT RUSSEL! IF YOU WRITHE TOO MUCH YOU REALLY MIGHT DIE RUSSEL." His body thrashing began to slow it's pace, hands desperately searching for a savior but instead smearing the blood from his prior engagement. From the floor, to the coach, to her thighs, trying to find his grip at her. She pulled the gag from his mouth, watching immediately as foam formed in his open mouth. "Oh look, you're making a mess!" Russel's disgusting face had gone red, then purple. She could feel him resist and so she gripped tighter before a blood curdling, rage-filled scream left her lips as Russel's final groan joined her, and then-

silence.

How good did that make you feel Audrey? He's dead now Audrey. You've done it now Audrey. They're gonna come after you now Audrey.

Audrey released the belt, hand throbbing, gasping as she fell back. It was a sight to behold. Russel dead, mangled, bleeding, eyes wide open. It took a second before a quick nauseous feeling gripped her chest. There was no way she was making it. Audrey turned onto her knees trying to quickly crawl her way over to the guest bathroom just so few feet ahead of her. Her stomach wouldn't allow it. Her stomach churned, Audrey heaved and her dinner from just hours ago came back up as her body began to come down off it's high. "Fuck," she cursed again between heaves of breaths. "Fuck!" she turned back to the intruder sitting at her couch. He'd just watched her off her husband. Audrey had completely forgotten he was there and he'd simply just watched her kill her husband. "Is-" she said, throat part raw from her vomiting, part sore from the belt, and partly from screaming. There was no voice in her anymore and yet she still attempted. "Who are you? Why are you here?" She nodded towards the TV that had moved on to another segment.

"It's okay if I'm next. Do whatever it is you need to do. I'm too tired to care anymore..." There was no fear. There was no apprehension, no anxiety. Audrey sat there, trying to calm her breath as she tilted her head up towards the ceiling with closed eyes.
All while covered in her now dead husband's blood. "I'm just... so tired. Of all of them. I can't anymore..."

It's over Audrey.
You're dead Audrey.

 
 
Brutal, guttural noises of a man being culled beside him and yet there was not even the slightest inclination in the one who had broke in. Eyes remained completely glued to the television in front of him - this wasn't his battle to fight anymore. Not until she started to hurl up that mess of vomit onto the floor below that he finally tore his eyes away from the television and rose to approach her. One broad hand running down the back of her spine, from the mid back all the way up to the upper region of her shoulders with a few reassuring pats. "Why does it matter who I am? Or why I'm here? Does it make a difference to you either way?" It wouldn't make a difference in the sense that a dead man was laying on the floor. If anything, he allowed these sequence of events to occur. Ultimately, that was the only thing that really mattered. Pulling his hand back, he would turn alongside her to look back at the messy corpse. Amateur job, but that was to be expected. The brutality of the kill ensured that she would've been pinned onto it too - less so out of concern for her, the man would breathe a sigh through his nose. He wanted that pig. Just this once, he would let her take the honors.

Do whatever it is you need to do. I'm too tired to care anymore...

"Why are you throwing up? Are you that afraid of me? Or is the thought of what you just did making your skin crawl?" Turning back to back with her, his eyes scanned over the handiwork of her kill. Foam still lingering on the edges of his lips and body bent in unnatural ways. Red streaks over his throat would've marked the means of his death, but it was still a toss up between the two of them - profuse hemorrhaging over the dead Russell's body had been entirely caused by the assailant. In some sense of the word, she just mildly assisted a job that was mostly finished. Pulling his coat off the back of the couch, he would toss it over her head and shoulders - not to tighten around her throat to suffocate her, but just to block her from the sight of what was behind her. "I have nothing against you. No - rather, I'm happy for you. Congratulations. You can live for the first time in your entire fucking life. Your throat may be sore right now and you might be shaking, but the air..." Treading over to Russel's feet, he would casually prod the tip of his foot against the underside of the dead man's feet.

No plantar reflex. Perfect.

Kneeling, he grabbed at that ankle and tugged the larger underside of the corpse over his right shoulder. Faint grunt before he rose to his full height and began to walk past her. "...the air you're breathing in right now must taste so fucking good, miss. Don't you think so too? I'm glad for you. I really am. I remember the first time I felt like I could really breathe after killing the one that tormented me." Lifeless hands passed by her view, supplemented by a smile that almost felt relieved for her. Men taunted her regularly. Dangling abuse in front of her for so much as admitting what she honestly felt in any given moment - but not him. How fucking ironic that the only man that did not treat her like garbage to also be so sick himself. Stopping by the bathroom, the man tossed Russell's lifeless corpse onto the tile floor and looked back at Audrey one more time. "My real name is Elias. This should take anywhere from three to four hours. I won't stop you from leaving. I trust you to not call the police either. If I had been you - I would go to a friend and use a cover story. 'My husband was meeting with a mysterious man and told me to leave.' or something along those lines. Go to the police the day after if you need to. Not immediately. They'll indict you as well." So long as they had the corpse, anyways. Three to four hours. Enough time for the human body to be reduced to soap and dissolved in proper.

All that was necessary was the right amount of heat. He was practiced. He knew how to make flesh vanish. Without another word, he would shut the bathroom door and get to work on making all the evidence disappear entirely. A few blood stains remained as well as fabric that had to be eliminated, but most of it could be taken care of to a degree that the hack job detectives in this backwater town would never be able to link two and two together.

For Audrey, however... his solution would not work. There were no friends in this town for her. People who would take her in, sure. At that point, the cycle would just continue all over again. No one in this town cared for her - she was as much a plaything to everyone else as she was to the one that tormented her the most. Elias had given her time to escape while he did... whatever it was he had been doing in the bathroom but he also had not demanded that she leave the house. Nor had he taken any attempt on her life in the slightest. Only the lingering warmth of his hand on her back and the jacket that was covering her up in that moment she might've felt fully vulnerable and afraid.
 


His sudden touch across her back made her jump. The last she would have expected someone who had broken into her house, and began well deservingly take the life of her spouse do was console her. This had to have been a fever dream and she was just waking up from the usual cocktail of drugs Russel had given her. If she counted to three maybe she'd be back in her bed, waking up, body still unshakably limp from Russel's ravaging. Before she could get to two in her head, her intruder spoke again. Audrey wanted to agree and think what did it matter but- fuck. He was still in her house. How did he get in? When did he get in? They had just been there so few minutes. What did he want with them? In that particular moment, what did he want with Russel? The answer didn't matter now considering he was long dead. Audrey shook her head to the next question. "I threw up- I don't know? The fear I felt with him is nothing compared to you right now. You've been kinder to me than anyone in the past couple of years..." The words left her lips but reality hadn't wholly set in. "You're a random person I know nothing about," she coughed between words.

Just before she could have the chance to turn and see what was left of Russel's body, her intruder's coat was placed over her as he congratulated her. Is that was praise was coming from a man? To be congratulated for killing her spouse, happy for her even. "What a strange series of sentences considering you," Audrey swallowed, sitting on top of her folded legs. She pulled his coat— Elias' coat— closer to her trembling body as he grunted, lifting Russel's lifeless, massive body through their living room. Audrey tucked her head down, pulling the hood of her intruders' coat over her head, taking in the earthy, woody smells coming from the heavy fabric. Trickles of blood from the tips of his inert fingers hitting the floor past her. She could only watch this Elias' boots walk past and into their downstairs bathroom. "It does..." she couldn't help but agree. Because it tasted so fucking good. Good enough to have tears well up at the corners of her eyes from him mentioning it. Everything he so casually said, from feeling an immense relief, to being able to breathe knowing how much Russel in fact had tormented her for years upon years.

It was over.
'No, it's just beginning of your nightmare Audrey.'

"Uh... Audrey," she hesitated. Ironic it was that the one to save her was just as violent— if not worse than Russel. Audrey's dark eyes darted from her intruders shoes, to Russel's mangled corpse beside him, then up to see this Elias, this intruder, and still somehow her savior looking back at her. The light from the bathroom illuminating him almost beautifully. Audrey had lost faith years ago. For the nights she prayed and prayed that she'd be removed from the wrath of the Hearst's to never be answered. Tonight was different.

If there was a God, he was here, and it was him.

"Elias," Audrey repeated in a rasped whisper, listening to his instructions carefully.
There was no means to call the police. There was no means of escape because this would only fall back on her even if it wasn't her fault. No one would believe she was raped. How could she be raped when she was married? No one would believe she was drugged to near death. The prescriptions were in her name. No one would believe a cover story that she escaped to her friends house. Russel put that whole city against her. She needed to think of a plan. Audrey stood finally, walking past Elias in their bathroom and returned up the stairs. Was it stupid to take a shower? To clean and rid herself of the blood on her and bile in her? Would that leave too much evidence behind? No amount of true crime shows from her youth could help with with the actuality.

How would he get rid of the body? How would this play out? How would she get out this? Would her family be okay? Hurrying up the stairs and back into the room, Audrey dropped Elias' coat to the ground, then her robe and entered the bathroom. This was not what she expected to see when her eyes met her reflection. Streaked make-up against her fair skin. His blood mixed into her make up and tears. Burned and bruised skin. Audrey immediately shut and locked the door behind her. Because what if Elias wasn't on her side after all? What if what they'd said on the news was true and he was a crazed murderer looking to take her life. As much as she'd wanted him to, knowing that Russel was dead now made her want to almost try living. It made her want to release the bottle up anger she held at her core— the one he forced into her core. The hate she held close, and dear to her heart. Towards the Hearst Family. Towards the city. Towards the woman in town who glared with jealousy at her for being the wife of a monster. Towards the old bitch store who called her a whore under her breath for a skirt that was just above her knees.

Every. Last. One.

Audrey turned away from the horrid reflection of herself and moved the shower. Despite her wanting to stand underneath the scalding hot water for hours, there was no time. Russel was dead, Elias was doing god knows what with his body and the last thing she wanted to do was stay home. The water stung her bruises and cuts but with it came relief. Relief knowing it was the last time she'd ever feel like this, that she'd ever take another shower in this condition. Relief knowing nothing would hurt again at the hands of Russel Hearst. On the other end of her well deserved relief was panic. What if she couldn't get away? What if she got caught? What if this so called Elias turned her in instead? Or even better turned her in? "Fuck," Audrey hissed. "Fuck, fuck, fuck." The instruction Elias had given her replay vividly.

- One: Don't call the police.
- Two: Go to a friend and use the cover story. Shit, what was the cover story?
- Three: Go to the police after a day.​

The police won't help you, Audrey.
Anxiety set in and she shook her hands nervously to rid the rush of stress. Audrey slammed the shower faucet shut, rushed out into her room and dressed herself. Jeans she hadn't worn in years because why in the fuck would a Hearst wife wear anything but skirts and dresses? And a black top and one of Russel's sweaters. Immediately taking one of his duffle bags, she threw all that she could inside, grabbed Elias' jacket and crept back downstairs quietly.
But then remembered she needn't do so. He was dead.

The bathroom door was still closed, the light still on and Audrey knocked.
"Elias? I can't do it," she whispered as loud as she could. "I have no where to go. His entire family controls everything here. The town, the police, the people, the money. Everything. It's not that easy. If his family finds out—" she paused, resting her forehead against the doorframe. "If he misses just a day unexpectedly, no call, no nothing, let alone find out he's missing or better yet dead, they'd kill what's left of my family, make me watch, and then kill me. That's how sick these people are." A fit of coughs struck her. Talking was too in that moment much but there was such desperation, knowing that he would let her go and she would simply have no where to go. No one truly understood her reality. No one would ever understand the personal hell the Hearst family had given her. "There's no escaping them."
 
 
There were many ways to get rid of a body. Some neat, some sloppy - the first aspect that always pointed towards a murder being discovered had not been the evidence of a body. Even a moron could hide something poorly. It was the trace of a human being seemingly completely and utterly vanishing without a trace. People did not merely disappear. Never. A town this small would have noticed Russell was gone far sooner than most places - there were only a handful of men in Wingston that were worth a damn and he was one of them. Elias hauled the body into the bath tub, blood smearing along the porcelain before he neatly tucked the arms to fold over his chest and patted the top of the corpse's head to lower the line right below the edge of the tub. "Really is a shame. All the money in the world and your legacy is this -" Elias mused, mostly to himself as he started to fill the tub with hot water. Kneeling, he would open the backpack he had left in the kitchen before starting to dip a few pipes of immersion heaters into the bath tub. One by one, he took out over a dozen bottles of some sort of powdered chemical before starting to pour the mixture into the heating water.

" - flushed down the drain like sludge being scraped off a fucking pipe. Don't worry. I'll commit how you look to memory..." One final, disgusted look back at the tub before he turned to the bathroom mirror and started to pull out some supplies. A razor, a pair of scissors... face wash - everything to slowly and gradually clean up his appearance while Audrey herself did what she needed to and inevitably left. Or so he had assumed...





KNOCK KNOCK KNOCK

No reply. But she would hear the running water and the slow shift of someone that was inside of the bathroom. Nothing she had said would've merited much of a response and even leaning a little closer to the doorway produced that unpleasant, noxious odor. One could only really imagine what she might've seen once the door was opened. Dismembered corpses, chemicals strewn on the floor, organs decaying in an absolutely FOUL manner. Almost as if it was slapping her in the face as a reminder to who exactly she was pleading to... but when that door opened, there was hardly any time for her to catch sight of what laid behind. Instead, the larger form of that newly met man would nestle past the gap of the bathroom door and set it to shut behind himself. Immediately, his appearance was widely different from how he was originally. Messier strands of ungroomed facial hair had been shaved off and his hair had been cleaned and brushed to the side to reveal deep, gray eyes that seemed far too tired. Faint hints of wrinkles along the edges of his eyes but most of it was counterbalanced by a sharper jaw and smoother skin to indicate he had not been all that up there in age.

Sleeves tucked back to reveal pleasantly thick forearms and a faintly undone button that slipped just low enough to show likewise musculature along his chest... along with the few faint scars beneath his clothes which he hastily covered up by redoing the button. "Come here." Soft as ever despite how undoubtedly cutthroat his actions in the bathroom had been. Elias had not put his hands on her, merely stepping around Audrey and gesturing her to follow after him with a gesture of his index finger. Navigating to the kitchen, he pulled out a stool for her and opened the cupboards to grab at two glasses. Plenty of liquor for the two of them... but he opted to just take a glass of water for herself and him before he sat across from her at the kitchen counter. "Drink. Let's say for example his family does find out - they will know it was not you. Do you know why?" Bringing the glass to his lips, he tilted the fluid back before practically devouring the entire contents of the glass.

His mouth was always so damn dry in the aftermath of his kills... almost like all the satisfaction was inevitably sucked out. That sense of hollowness always kept him going to the next one. And the one after that. And the one after that.

"Because I will kill someone else in the time you are in custody. However -" Spoken as simply as breathing air, as if he were describing himself going down to the corner store and purchasing something... not in taking another person's life. "- that isn't necessarily what you're afraid of, is it? You are worried they will never let go of you. You have family you care about and I can respect that. I have nothing against you. I do not think of you as a bad woman - I still think there is time for you to run away. To lay low. To let this disgusting town get what's coming to it..." Rising, he would return to the sink for another glass... picking up a kitchen knife and weighing it in his hand. Light enough to do the trick... returning to Audrey, he held the knife by the tip and offered the handle to her.

No indication of why he was offering it to her or what she was meant to do with it. That deep, piercing eye contact and the faint brush of his voice against her ear would, however, keep them engaged with one another. "There's time. You can make your own choices now. So make them. Walk out that door and have absolutely no more blood on your hands... or grab this knife and hold it firm, practically promising to drench yourself in more. There is only one thing I can promise you." Just one. Perhaps the only one thing she would get if she took that knife from him like he had been offering her.

"I will make sure that all your enemies rot." The way he spoke was soft. The way he handled her was gentle. The look in his eyes was tired... but in the moment he said those words there was such a savage intensity that overtook his entire person that calling it unsettling would have been an understatement. As if Elias would have happily torn apart anything and everything so long as she gave the single command to him that she wanted that. That she wanted to see this entire town burn to the ground where it was fucking meant to be.

She had to be wary... he could take this little princess into Hell.

But she wouldn't be coming back the moment she stepped down there.
 
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