Vivid Fizz
Supernova
- Joined
- Oct 17, 2009
A dull pain thudded in Sabrinaâs temples and she groaned as she finally came to. The stench of many other unwashed bodies surrounded her. This was not the smell of where she had been last. The last place she was at was under a few pieces of large cardboard and ratty blankets beneath the underpass near the Dunkin Donuts. A hand came up through her matted hair and she winced. Once her curls were magnificent. Now the vivid strawberry blonde locks had dreaded with muck and the color was hidden by a layer of grime.
The cage she was in was small. She, even at her height of 5â6â, had to crouch in it. Sabrina looked around. Periwinkle eyes slid in and out of focus. Around her were other women in cages. Most were naked and had a layer of filth on them that didnât look like it could be scrubbed off. The beautiful young woman scrunched up her nose at the sight and thanked God that she was still in the jeans and tank top she had been abducted in.
Three weeks she had been running. Three weeks she had been on the streets. Ever since her parentâs death she had been escaping this fate. She groaned and grabbed the bars, pressing her head against it. The cool bars felt wonderful on her burning skin. A man in a tweed suit pushed his cane inside, jabbing her in one of her double Ds harshly.
âFuck off!â she snapped at the man. He rolled his eyes at her and walked off. Apparently he didnât like spunk. That was fine with her. If no one decided to buy her she would be just fine. This was not HER life. She had grown up in a privileged home. This was for those of a lower social yolk.
Sabrina Lynnette Duval was not some lowly slut.
The cage she was in was small. She, even at her height of 5â6â, had to crouch in it. Sabrina looked around. Periwinkle eyes slid in and out of focus. Around her were other women in cages. Most were naked and had a layer of filth on them that didnât look like it could be scrubbed off. The beautiful young woman scrunched up her nose at the sight and thanked God that she was still in the jeans and tank top she had been abducted in.
Three weeks she had been running. Three weeks she had been on the streets. Ever since her parentâs death she had been escaping this fate. She groaned and grabbed the bars, pressing her head against it. The cool bars felt wonderful on her burning skin. A man in a tweed suit pushed his cane inside, jabbing her in one of her double Ds harshly.
âFuck off!â she snapped at the man. He rolled his eyes at her and walked off. Apparently he didnât like spunk. That was fine with her. If no one decided to buy her she would be just fine. This was not HER life. She had grown up in a privileged home. This was for those of a lower social yolk.
Sabrina Lynnette Duval was not some lowly slut.