NightDagger
Star
- Joined
- Jun 22, 2010
- Location
- I'll never tell -smirks-
In the darkness of the Inn a lone figure stood before a window. At first glance it seemed to be a statue standing at attention with a gun at its side. Twist, Twist, Tug. Just a little bit more Twist, Twist her hands were slick with sweat or blood she wasn't sure and there! Her finger touched the trigger of the gun finally.
The Red Coats down below were laughing and drinking away her father's whiskey, she could hear them and just that made her feel...filthy. They'd done horrible things to her before this violating her body and mind. Her beloved hadn't arrived that night and she was relieved but with dawn approaching....there she could hear the familiar sound of his horse. A deep breath, she had to warn him then BOOM! She pulled the trigger of the musket and she was falling, falling in the darkness.
Celia woke with a start her heart pounding in her chest and tears trickling down her cheeks. She turned to her bedside clock it was 3 in the morning, lovely. The teen sighed softly as she threw herself back into bed rubbing her left breast gently. She could still feel the barrel of the gun pressed beneath it and gradually she drifted off to sleep once more, thankfully this time the reoccurring nightmare neglected to rear its head.
The Red Coats down below were laughing and drinking away her father's whiskey, she could hear them and just that made her feel...filthy. They'd done horrible things to her before this violating her body and mind. Her beloved hadn't arrived that night and she was relieved but with dawn approaching....there she could hear the familiar sound of his horse. A deep breath, she had to warn him then BOOM! She pulled the trigger of the musket and she was falling, falling in the darkness.
Celia woke with a start her heart pounding in her chest and tears trickling down her cheeks. She turned to her bedside clock it was 3 in the morning, lovely. The teen sighed softly as she threw herself back into bed rubbing her left breast gently. She could still feel the barrel of the gun pressed beneath it and gradually she drifted off to sleep once more, thankfully this time the reoccurring nightmare neglected to rear its head.