Xanaphia
Biblically Accurate Bitch
- Joined
- Sep 28, 2013
“You know I’ve never left Sanctorium,” Desiree protested, when he asked her where she wanted to go. “You’re the one that been places, I hoped you would know where to go. Somewhere we can go to start a new life, together. Where we can put everything behind us.” Desire said. She wondered if things could ever be as they were. If she could really trust Vas ever again, if he would ever stop looking at her like damaged goods.
Still, they just drove, and hardly spoke. Guilt, she tried to tell herself. Guilt over what happened. What he let happen. Not because he no longer cared for her, no longer desired her. Not because Marrek had left a filth on her skin, a filth she never wash off in a million years. Still, she slept in his arms each night, reveled in his warmth against and around her.
It was almost a week of traveling when things took a turn for the worst. As big as the wastes were, it wasn’t so strange that they had traveled it mostly alone this whole time. But once they did run into another living soul, it was not one person they ran into. Not a car full, not even a dozen. Several cars caught up to them, each full of deranged men armed to the teeth. Despite the wretched state of their vehicles, outrunning them all wasn’t going to work. Fighting them all off wasn’t an option in any case.
It didn’t take much prodding to get Desiree and Vas out of their vehicle. Neither
wanted to throw their lives away like this, but for a moment, looking at the large group and their leering eyes, Desiree couldn’t help but wonder if death might be preferable. She remembered what Marrek said her fate would be if raiders caught up to her. Mercilessly raped. Vas would be killed. That couldn’t be their fate. That wouldn’t be their fate.
“Don’t hurt us. We surrender, to you. We both could be useful to you and your gang,” Desiree offered, voice cracking. There was no hiding the terror she felt in the moment, the vulnerability as she felt each set of eyes undress her in her mind. There was no good reason not to hurt, but she hoped that offering herself freely would buy Vas his life. “I will be yours, to serve as you wish.”
Still, they just drove, and hardly spoke. Guilt, she tried to tell herself. Guilt over what happened. What he let happen. Not because he no longer cared for her, no longer desired her. Not because Marrek had left a filth on her skin, a filth she never wash off in a million years. Still, she slept in his arms each night, reveled in his warmth against and around her.
It was almost a week of traveling when things took a turn for the worst. As big as the wastes were, it wasn’t so strange that they had traveled it mostly alone this whole time. But once they did run into another living soul, it was not one person they ran into. Not a car full, not even a dozen. Several cars caught up to them, each full of deranged men armed to the teeth. Despite the wretched state of their vehicles, outrunning them all wasn’t going to work. Fighting them all off wasn’t an option in any case.
It didn’t take much prodding to get Desiree and Vas out of their vehicle. Neither
wanted to throw their lives away like this, but for a moment, looking at the large group and their leering eyes, Desiree couldn’t help but wonder if death might be preferable. She remembered what Marrek said her fate would be if raiders caught up to her. Mercilessly raped. Vas would be killed. That couldn’t be their fate. That wouldn’t be their fate.
“Don’t hurt us. We surrender, to you. We both could be useful to you and your gang,” Desiree offered, voice cracking. There was no hiding the terror she felt in the moment, the vulnerability as she felt each set of eyes undress her in her mind. There was no good reason not to hurt, but she hoped that offering herself freely would buy Vas his life. “I will be yours, to serve as you wish.”