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Archive-name: Violent/somescar.txt
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Archive-author: RICHH
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Archive-title: Tell Me Something Scary
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"Rich," she says, "tell me a spooky story. A ghost story.
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Something evil." She pulls the maroon sheets up around her neck
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and turns over on her side.
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I put down a book of Ally Sheedy's poetry. "Well, I *was*
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just up to the abortion one..."
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I duck a shoe.
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"What makes you think I know any 'ghost' stories?"
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"Just tell."
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"All right. Fine. You want to be scared?"
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She nods vigorously.
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"All right." I lean across her and reach into a drawer. I
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pull out a joint.
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"What's that for?"
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"Mood lighting." She lights it and takes a drag.
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"Okay, arms up."
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"Arms? But--" While she mumbles some sort of half-protests
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I slip her wrists into some leather cuffs that have been attached
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with clothesline to the bottom of the bed, just over the casters.
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"This is all for a story?"
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"Um, yeah."
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I slide down to the foot of the bed and hook up her ankles as
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well. Then, I sit next to her on my ankles and pull away the
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sheet.
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"What are you looking at?"
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"Your body. You're gorgeous."
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"What are you thinking?"
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"Just about how you react to things. How sometimes you'll
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just ache to be touched and other times if you even just get tapped
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on the shoulder you'll--"
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"Shrink back?"
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"No--that's that group with the big bald lead singer."
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"No no no," she says, "you're thinking of that stuff they use
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around packages, that plastic stuff that they heat to seal."
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"No. What you mean is what Bill Murray wanted in 'What About
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Bob'."
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"Hey..."
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I get off the bed and dig through the 'red bag'. From it I
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pull a black satin blindfold that looks just like what Jewish men
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wear in synagogue.
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"What are you getting?"
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I toss it over. "Lessee. We'll want a yamacha..."
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"Hee."
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I pull out some other goodies and head back over.
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"Is that joint still lit?"
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I put it between her lips and she takes another drag, as do I.
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"Good pot. Paul hooked it up for me. Cost a fortune. Oh by
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the way, don't forget, Paul and Pam are taking us out to Astral
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Plane Thursday."
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"Yum. I'm getting stoned. What are you *doing*?"
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"Relax." I lube up a slim black butt plug and slowly eased it
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in, twisting it.
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"Oooh."
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I wipe off my fingers on a towel and pick up a pair of nipple
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clamps by the chain. She gasped. Her nipples are exquisitely
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sensitive and nipple clamps can put her in orbit.
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"Aaaaah, aaaaah..." Then they're on, not as tight as they can
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go, but tighter than we'd ever set them. They'll be on for a
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while.
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I take the small bullet vibrator and place it on the bed next
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to her hip and I reach over and turn out the bedside light.
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"What have you got in mind here?" she asks. "This story
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better not suck. I can't even throw a shoe at you. I'm stoned, by
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the way."
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"All right, I say, scared yet?"
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"Kind of. I don't know--"
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I reach under the bed and find the short-handled soft leather
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cat o'nine tails. I drag the tips across her lips and clit and
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mons.
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"Yes, I'm scared. I worry when I don't know what you're up
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to. Oh, but that feels nice..."
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I open a wooden clothespin and attach it to the side of her
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left breast. She gasps. Another to the right. I've had these but
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have never used them with her before.
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"Now, I've never ever told this story to anyone. I guess this
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was about the only time I've really really been *afraid*, you know?
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You remember James, right?"
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"Uh-huh."
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James was my best friend through high school. Now I think
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he's some kind of ambassador's aide or something.
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"Well, we'd heard all through high school about this place in
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Central Bucks County. In Buckingham. Something called 'Lower
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Mountain Road'. We'd heard that it goes uphill but you can put
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your car in neutral at the bottom and it'll drag you up the hill.
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We were skeptical, needless to say. Now Buckingham is a pretty
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weird place in its own right--bordering on Pennsylvania Dutch
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country, it's supposed to be the site for most of the Satan worship
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in that area. Animal sacrifices, blood rites, lotsa weird shit.
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Pagan fertility menarche virgin dances..."
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"Oh. No--"
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"Honest. But we didn't believe any of it. So we decided to
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check it out one day. I think we headed up there from school. I
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must have been driving a Plymouth Fury--a monstrous car that was
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great to party in. We picked up a sixpack somewhere and smoked a
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bowl or two. Of the kinda pot that really got you high. And we
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were good to go."
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"Hee."
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"What?"
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"That phrase. Good to go. I've never heard you say that."
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"It's because it's a James story. I'm slipping back into how
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we talked then."
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"I like it. Go on."
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I squeeze open and close two more clothespins on her breasts.
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"Wow."
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"What?"
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"How you look.
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"Keep going." Two more clothespins. "With the *story*..."
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"So we have no idea where we're going. And we're a good hour
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and a half from home. All the roads seem to run on forever. It's
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all farms and shit. And the roads all have dumb names that just
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make it worse: Upper Creamery Road, Lower Dolington, Midhile
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Mountainview Lane--what the hell is that? Midhile?!"
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"Isn't that what the Nazis would say...?"
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"No no no--you're thinking of the guy with those 'follies'"
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"No--you're wrong--you're thinking of that faggy magician guy
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who works with the tigers in Vegas."
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"Roy?"
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"I hate you."
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"So...we're on this one road, starting to get dark, dusky...I
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didn't like it, and I had no idea where we were. James says,
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'Rich, check out the horse and buggy behind us.' I look into the
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rear view. Nothing. 'Huh?' He turned around and looked out the
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back. 'The fuck. I just saw--' 'Oh, there it is. I see em now.
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Must've turned off. A guy and his daughter.' 'Huh?' 'Ain't there
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now,' he said. 'And besides. *I* saw 'Three Women'. We drove
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around for another twenty minutes or so Look, I said. A bar.
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Let's stop. Get directions. Something to drink, ok? 'Cool.' We
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each took another hit off the bowl and James pulled on this jacket
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he had. James was black, tall, strong-looking and we were in a
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notoriously-prejudiced area. And he was wearing a Malcolm X jacket
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way before Spike Lee even learned how to spell it. The bar was
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called the 'Double Eagle Inn', I think. It looked like a place
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Edgar Allen Poe might have frequented--"
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"Had he ever lived in Buckingham."
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"Well, yeah. But it's still a pretty creepy place. Big,
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brick, grungy looking. We walked in and saw a couple pool tables
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and a bar at the other end. There were only a few people at the
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bar, but they just couldn't get over us, especially the two at the
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end who looked like those women look in Shakespeare's Sister, only
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they were blonde and really ugly. And James was quite a sight in
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there. Across the bar, this evil Wilhem Defoe-lookin-like guy with
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one of those faces that looked like a claymore mine exploded in
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front of it is giving James looks. We ordered and were brought a
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couple mugs of something nasty and James asked the Defoe guy if
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he'd ever heard of 'Lower Mountain Road.'"
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"Oh yeah, says the guy. You wanna go up Jericho Mountain. I
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look at James and James says, 'Of course. Jericho Mountain' and we
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laugh. Guy goes on. 'Friend o'mine got shot there last year about
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this time. The Shakespeare Sisters women were whispering to each
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other and the one had her hand on the other's shoulder, giving it
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a rather friendly squeeze. The Defoe guy saw that our attention
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had shifted and said, 'Oh, don't mind them. They've been like that
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since they were seven.' No one can make heads or what of them'.
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James took out a coin and flipped it. 'Heads or what', he said.
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'What?' 'Damn!' and he handed me the quarter. Defoe guy said, 'I
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can tell you how to get to Jericho Mountain. But you boys don't
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wanna be there past oh, too late or so, and it's getting on about
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reckonin' to soon now, so why don't I just show you myself?' We
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looked at each other, dumbfounded, paid for our beers, and walked
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out with the guy. 'Hi. I'm Rich.' 'James'. 'Deac'."
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I got up and went to the bathroom.
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"Hey, come back here."
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"Relax, I'll be there in a sec. I'm hungry." I ran back into
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the bedroom and got out a ball gag and buckled her into it.
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"Okay, now sit tight, I'll be right back."
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"Mmmm-nnnnggg."
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I reach down and feel between her legs. "Wow," I say, " I
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haven't even got to the really creepy parts yet. Am I gonna need
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a towel?"
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"Nnnngggg"
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I walk into the kitchen and look in the fridge. Roast beef,
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seeded rye, horseradish, cool. A sandwich and a Coke later, the
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phone rings. I answer it--it's Paul--we talk for a bit, quietly.
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Then I make it back to the bed.
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I lean down and blow some air across her exquisite clit. She
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shudders and I say, "Ready for the rest of the story?"
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"Nnnn-g-mmmm," she says.
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"Okay, so this guy, we finally get a look at him. He's not
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real big at all, but he's wiry and his neck and forearms were
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really well-muscled, as if his job was wringing things out until
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they were really dry. And he was evil, no other way about it. He
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smelled evil, his eyes were dark and narrow and his jeans fit
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really well. I guess he was somewhere around late twenties or
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early fifties and probably had a daughter. He got in the back and
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we closed up and I said, 'Where to?'
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"'Left up here. Then just go.' We pulled on to one of those
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roads where like the trees all seem to grow inward and make the
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road into a kind of tunnel shroudy thing. Well, it wasn't
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completely dark out yet but because of these trees it was pitch
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black on that stupid road. James went to put in a tape. 'No
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music', said Deac, and he actually reached over and pulled James'
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arm back. Really. We just looked at each other but figured it was
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some kind of Amish thing. The trees ended but the road just went
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on and on. We'd see the horse and buggy types from time to time,
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but they always seemed far off, and were tough to get a good luck
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at. It was all very creepy and I turned up the heat in the car.
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Deac cracked his window. 'So how do we get back to 413 from here,
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Deac', asked James, as we were instructed to make yet another turn,
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this time onto a road with no sign...'
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"'Oh, I'll get you back, don't you worry.' We looked at each
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other and we were pretty sure that the two of us could take him if
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we had to, but we weren't positive. We'd been driving for hours.
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It was well after eleven and we hadn't told anyone where we were
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and it was a school night so we figured we were in pretty deep shit
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anyhow so what the hey. All of a sudden, Deac sat up real
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straight and said, 'Okay, you see that wagon wheel thing? You're
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gonna make a right, a left, then a right. Then we'll be on Lower
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Mountain Road. Then the shit will fly...'"
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I grabbed the cat and trickled it over her chest and stomach
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and cunt, dragging the full length of the leather over her clit.
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She was wetter than I'd ever seen her.
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"So, I pulled onto the road and we started moving. It was
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another of those tree-shrouded roads, dotted on each side by these
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mostly gutted-out farmhouses and barns. We were building up speed,
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doing about thirty on the narrow road, when I said, "Um, James, my
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foot's not on the accelerator.' 'No way.' I put the car in
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neutral and we kept picking up speed. I swear to God. It was the
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weirdest fucking thing. And it scared me shitless. Deac's
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laughing didn't help. 'Ain't that some wild shit? This road fucks
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people up. Haw haw.'"
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A knock at the door. "Shit. Hang on, okay?"
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"MMMM-NN-NNNNGGGG!"
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"I'll be right back. I open the door in the living room.
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It's Paul. He punches me in the stomach and then in the face and
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I can taste blood from my lip.
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"Hey, be cool!"
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He turns over a chair and breaks a lamp. I can hear her
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trying to scream from the bedroom. He looks at me. I nod and slip
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into the kitchen for a beer. Then I come back into the living room
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and take a seat where I can see into my room. She's really out of
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her head now, but there wasn't very much slack in the ropes and she
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can't move much. Paul slides between her legs and starts licking.
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His hands and nose are much smaller than mine and she can tell
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right away this is someone else. I'm hard already but it's early.
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After some minutes Paul sits up and very audibly unzips. I love
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this gag! She's so quiet, it's such a contrast to what's
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happening. Paul slides on a condom and lowers himself easily into
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her and begins fucking her hard, very hard. He's heavier than I am
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and I know she'll have some new bruises after this.
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He wipes away the clothespins and the nipple clamps and keeps
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going, roughly, savagely. He squeezes her breasts together and
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bites from one nipple to the other. I wonder what kind of shit I'm
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gonna get for this when I notice she's not resisting much anymore.
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He sees the knife on my bedside table and gets it and holds it
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against her throat. He whispers into her ear, his voice gravelly
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and unfamiliar, "Don't scream." He unbuckles the ball gag and she
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breathes deep and says, through tears, "Please, please, please--"
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It's starting to get dicey so I get up and Paul uncuffs her
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arms. I very quietly head into the bedroom and sit next to her
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head.
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Paul slides off and zips himself back up. He mouths, "See
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ya," and slips out.
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I bend my head down and whisper into her ear, "That was Paul.
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I love you. Happy rape."
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And you know, for a small girl she can punch.
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