darkest_fate
machina erotica
- Joined
- Dec 17, 2009
- Location
- the INTERNET
Gwen couldn't remember what had happened. She blinked, once, twice, three times, trying to clear her vision, yet a haze remained, clouding everything, blurring it. She couldn't tell where she was, or at least, not by sight. she tried to move, but her limbs felt heavy, leaden, as though someone had tied great weights to them. A supreme effort made her raise her arm a few inches, but no more than that. Exhausted, the girl let it fall back down.
Something was definitely up. She knew that much. The sluggish body, the hazy sight, the foggy thoughts, it all lead to one logical conclusion: she'd been drugged. So now, Gwen had to ask herself, what had happened? What was the last thing she remembered? Though her thoughts still refused to fully present themselves, bits of memory were starting to march through the haze.
She'd come home. With her first, real boyfriend. You'd think at seventeen, she'd have had more. Especially because, in reality, Gwen was quite beautiful. Skin of porcelain, lips a kissable red, the face of a model. Her brown eyes were quick, and had a sheen of intelligence that simply couldn't be denied. Flowing brown hair curled about her shoulders, often styled as best she could manage. Gwen did try to stay on top of such things, though schoolwork and public service came first. Her sister was always telling her she needed to lighten up, often adding significant looks. Older, wiser, and more experienced; you'd think she would be more forthcoming with advice.
But back on the date. His name had been Charles, and he'd been wonderful. Said all the right things, did all the right things, kissed at just the right time with just the right amount of passion. Gwen had seriously been thinking about allowing him to be her first, to take her to new heights. They'd come home with that in mind. She'd been wearing her newest skirt and a loose blouse. His hand had slid inside her shirt. They'd paused to sneak a few glasses of wine from her parents' stash...
And the memory ended there.
"Is-, is anyone there?" croaked Gwen. She raised her head, looking about the room, trying to see or hear anything that would give something away.
Something was definitely up. She knew that much. The sluggish body, the hazy sight, the foggy thoughts, it all lead to one logical conclusion: she'd been drugged. So now, Gwen had to ask herself, what had happened? What was the last thing she remembered? Though her thoughts still refused to fully present themselves, bits of memory were starting to march through the haze.
She'd come home. With her first, real boyfriend. You'd think at seventeen, she'd have had more. Especially because, in reality, Gwen was quite beautiful. Skin of porcelain, lips a kissable red, the face of a model. Her brown eyes were quick, and had a sheen of intelligence that simply couldn't be denied. Flowing brown hair curled about her shoulders, often styled as best she could manage. Gwen did try to stay on top of such things, though schoolwork and public service came first. Her sister was always telling her she needed to lighten up, often adding significant looks. Older, wiser, and more experienced; you'd think she would be more forthcoming with advice.
But back on the date. His name had been Charles, and he'd been wonderful. Said all the right things, did all the right things, kissed at just the right time with just the right amount of passion. Gwen had seriously been thinking about allowing him to be her first, to take her to new heights. They'd come home with that in mind. She'd been wearing her newest skirt and a loose blouse. His hand had slid inside her shirt. They'd paused to sneak a few glasses of wine from her parents' stash...
And the memory ended there.
"Is-, is anyone there?" croaked Gwen. She raised her head, looking about the room, trying to see or hear anything that would give something away.