Charles Anderson watched her through the branches of the bush he was hiding behind, his heart racing as she passed just inches away from him. There was no way she could see him in the dark, even though she was so close he could touch her by just stretching out an arm. Touch her he would, he would do much more than just touch her, indeed. But he had to wait, just a little bit more. Considering how many years he had waited, he should be able to hold back for a few more seconds.
Catherine Parker - he could even remember the day she was born. Remember how proud she was after her first day in school. Remember the blush in her face when she told him about her first period. He was her dads best friends, and during the years he had grown quite close to her. She had put a big deal of trust in him as well, telling him secrets she would never dare to tell her father. When she needed to get something of her chest, he was the one she turned to.
However, as she grew older and started to develop more female forms, his feelings for her started to change. He knew that he had to have her, he knew that he would take her. Their friendship would not stand in the way for his desires. And in some strange way, the fact that she truly trusted him made this hole endeavor so much more exiting.
It was some hours past midnight, and everything was quiet, the narrow street deserted. She was walking home from some party, and judging from her fumbling steps, she was drunk. The streetlight she just passed under was dead - he had thrown stones at it until it broke. She didn't seem to mind, probably feeling safe so close to home. But it was close to home, close to heart, that the biggest dangers lurked - in more than one way. That is a lesson she will learn soon, he thought as he sneaked up from his hiding place.
One second she was looking up at the beautiful star filled sky, thinking about the party. The next second the stars disappeared, and everything just turned black, as an old, dirty sack was pressed down over her head. A horrible smell of old, dried in sweat filled her nose. A pair of strong hands grabbed her wrists, easily pulling her arms up behind her back, and through the thick cloth of the hood she could hear a male voice whisper "Be a good girl and keep your mouth shut, Catherine. This won't hurt, I promise."
Catherine Parker - he could even remember the day she was born. Remember how proud she was after her first day in school. Remember the blush in her face when she told him about her first period. He was her dads best friends, and during the years he had grown quite close to her. She had put a big deal of trust in him as well, telling him secrets she would never dare to tell her father. When she needed to get something of her chest, he was the one she turned to.
However, as she grew older and started to develop more female forms, his feelings for her started to change. He knew that he had to have her, he knew that he would take her. Their friendship would not stand in the way for his desires. And in some strange way, the fact that she truly trusted him made this hole endeavor so much more exiting.
It was some hours past midnight, and everything was quiet, the narrow street deserted. She was walking home from some party, and judging from her fumbling steps, she was drunk. The streetlight she just passed under was dead - he had thrown stones at it until it broke. She didn't seem to mind, probably feeling safe so close to home. But it was close to home, close to heart, that the biggest dangers lurked - in more than one way. That is a lesson she will learn soon, he thought as he sneaked up from his hiding place.
One second she was looking up at the beautiful star filled sky, thinking about the party. The next second the stars disappeared, and everything just turned black, as an old, dirty sack was pressed down over her head. A horrible smell of old, dried in sweat filled her nose. A pair of strong hands grabbed her wrists, easily pulling her arms up behind her back, and through the thick cloth of the hood she could hear a male voice whisper "Be a good girl and keep your mouth shut, Catherine. This won't hurt, I promise."