501st
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Dec 27, 2015
Tara was ready for the night of her life. She'd been planning it for a few months now, getting everything just right. The home renovations had been difficult and a little pricey but totally worth it. Soundproofing a basement was harder than one might think, to say nothing about getting the bed set up down there. Then it was just a matter of ordering a few drugs, following the man of her dreams long enough to sneak his keys for juuust long enough to make a spare...
When her man -- 6'1" of beautiful dark hair, blue eyes, and chiseled jaw and musculature -- got into his car that evening, nothing would be terribly amiss. Just an ordinary drive to go to the store. No one knew where he'd be -- why would they? Eggs didn't take that long to get.
Perfectly ordinary until something in the back seat shifted and an arm got around his neck. A moment later came the needle, right where she'd practiced on the dummy for all these many weeks, and a few milliliters of happy juice was sent coursing through his veins.
And the last thing he'd here was a sultry voice, whispering in his ear --
"It's okay, baby. You're with momma now."
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When at last the drugs would wear off hours later, it would be immediately obvious where he was. Stone floors covered with a hodgepodge of cheap rugs, a mix of rugs and foam lining the walls, as if an interior decorator had traded all of their good taste for a lifetime subscription to the Rug of the Month Club.
The bed would be comfortable on bare skin.
The restraints that bound his wrists to it were less so.
And he was dreadfully alone.
When her man -- 6'1" of beautiful dark hair, blue eyes, and chiseled jaw and musculature -- got into his car that evening, nothing would be terribly amiss. Just an ordinary drive to go to the store. No one knew where he'd be -- why would they? Eggs didn't take that long to get.
Perfectly ordinary until something in the back seat shifted and an arm got around his neck. A moment later came the needle, right where she'd practiced on the dummy for all these many weeks, and a few milliliters of happy juice was sent coursing through his veins.
And the last thing he'd here was a sultry voice, whispering in his ear --
"It's okay, baby. You're with momma now."
_______________________________
When at last the drugs would wear off hours later, it would be immediately obvious where he was. Stone floors covered with a hodgepodge of cheap rugs, a mix of rugs and foam lining the walls, as if an interior decorator had traded all of their good taste for a lifetime subscription to the Rug of the Month Club.
The bed would be comfortable on bare skin.
The restraints that bound his wrists to it were less so.
And he was dreadfully alone.