Dear reader,
i've not finished Madelyn for many reasons, one of them being life happened and another being that it's on a near-dead hard drive and we're working on getting our data off of that hard drive as soon as possible. In the meantime, this is a story i wrote long ago and have edited, revised, edited again, added to, etc, over the years.
Since i cannot access Madelyn to finish the next chapter, i would like to submit this for your reading pleasure. i don't know if you will like it but i do hope you will. Again, this is not something newly written, but it is newly edited and had a few things added to it. If you're not into M/s and BDSM, i apologize but the fact of the matter is, i am and you're welcome to skip this and just wait for the new Madelyn chapter, whenever i'm able to finish it. i do hope that will be soon. Until then, though, i will post some old writings of mine that i've just not posted before.
Enjoy.
sansa
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The girl knelt on the dirt floor of the slave quarters. Her wrists were bound together and her arms were raised high above her head, tied so that she could not lower them. Harsh rope bound each of her thighs to her calves, more rope tied round each knee forced her thighs painfully wide, not letting her close them even a little. The girl's left thigh bore the fresh mark of Ownership, her nipples were freshly pierced, with new jewelry running through each. Juices dripped from the slave, her entire body flaming with a combination of pain and need.
She'd entered this house two weeks ago, alone and afraid. She was not sure what she would find here when she first arrived, and only hoped it would be acceptance and love.
A hand reached round her from behind, moving between her thighs to pinch her clit harshly. She cried out and for that, she received a smack across her ass. Whimpering, she trembled as she knelt there, wondering what more she would have to endure to be accepted by someone, anyone.
Allison's life had been one disappointment after another. She'd dropped out of high school at age 16 because her parents kicked her out of their house. They wouldn't keep her under their roof after they discovered she was pregnant. Determined to keep her baby, she found a job that paid the bills and put food on the table...barely. After she delivered, her boss fired her when she wasn't able to return to work immediately after the federally mandated maternity leave time was up. He said he wasn't in the habit of keeping single mothers on staff. The paperwork officially stated she was terminated due to absences.
Unable to fight it, she and the baby lived in her car while she looked for work. She was too proud to go on welfare, but did visit the local shelters to get assistance with diapers for her baby, and food for herself, as well as a place to bathe them both daily.
Two months after delivering her daughter, Tanya Rose, she and the baby were in a car accident. Tanya's injuries were too great and the baby died after two days of life support. It was too much for Allison. She left the hospital even though her own injuries were not fully healed, and wandered the streets for the next three years.
In the beginning, she wasn't street-wise in the least. Her belongings were stolen from her 4 or 5 times before she finally realized that she needed nothing but a small satchel that she kept next to her, the clothes on her back, and a blanket or two. She was raped more times than she could count. It was probably out of sheer luck that she didn't get pregnant again. But then, something Allison felt was even more unthinkable happened.
She thought back to that day, body shuddering in the ropes as she remembered it and the weeks following it...
It was the morning of her 19th birthday, and Allison awoke in the doorway of the abandoned warehouse, where she'd sheltered for the night, to find the police throwing away the few things she had left in the world, including the only portrait she had left of her beautiful little Tanya. She begged and pleaded with them to let her have her picture back.
"Just the picture," she cried. "That's all I need. Please! It's my baby, the only picture I have of my baby! Please!" When they ignored her, she finally resorted to screaming at them. "Why are you doing this! Please! It's just a picture! Please, let me have the picture, just the picture!"
They arrested her for disturbance of the peace.
When she was released two days later, he DA saying they didn't have anything they could really charge her with, she returned to the dumpster where her baby's picture had been unceremoniously tossed out like so much garbage.
Empty.
It was empty.
Her heart broken again, she wandered aimlessly for weeks until one day she noticed a man watching her. He sat on a bench across the park from where her thin frame lay in the grass. Her sunglasses were very dark so she was sure he wasn't aware she knew he was watching her. She studied his face. It was a mixture of things. She saw kindness there, and gentleness, concern and disbelief...disbelief? What didn't he believe? Pity and sorrow seemed to be there as well. He rose before she finished reading all of the emotions she saw there.
Allison remained very still as she watched him give her one last look then turn to walk away. She thought she'd seen a faint smile cross his lips. Once she was sure he wouldn't turn around again, she rose from her place in the grass and hurried to follow him. She was very curious about this man who pitied and didn't believe her, who was concerned and gentle and kind, yet he was more than all of that. For some reason, she wanted to know what that was.
She followed him for what seemed like ages. He led her through the tower district, the downtown area, through two parks, and across three bridges back and forth over the river, until at last, he came to an upscale area she was almost afraid to enter. Here she was, a vagrant, and she was following this man through one of the richest parts of town.
Setting her jaw, Allison continued on. She hadn't come this far from her usual stomping grounds for nothing. She had to know what it was that drew her to him...and why he'd spent so long openly staring at her when there were so many other things, more lovely things, and people, more lovely people, to look at in that park.
It had been two hours since she'd first seen the man. He seemed to have endless energy, and wasn't even winded by the time he came to what seemed to be his destination. It was a fenced-in piece of property at the far side of town, in a much less densely populated area. The properties here each boasted anywhere from 5 to 20 acres of land, and a few were larger still. He led her to what she was sure was the largest of them all.
The gate was wrought iron, with many twists and turns worked into the iron, a very elaborate piece of metalwork, crowned with spikes that looked so sharp, she was sure could have doubled as spearheads.
He entered the gate and paused a moment. She was sure he would turn around and find she'd followed her. Instead, she noticed he was speaking with someone. She made her way closer to look at the masonry of the wall when she heard a siren behind her.
Cursing, she moved away from the wall and froze in place. She knew there was no way he'd miss that she'd followed him now. Not knowing what to do, she started looking every which way, hoping to find a rock to hide under. Turning around, she gasped and jumped back, nearly falling on her ass, as she discovered him standing behind her.
The man smiled down at her as she stood there shaking. She could hear the officers getting out of their cruiser and walking over to where she and the man were standing.
"Morning, Michael," one of the officers said cheerfully as he approached the pair standing there.
"Good morning, Harrison," Michael responded, without removing his eyes from the girl. "Good morning, Keith," he smiled to the girl once more before lifting his head and speaking directly to the two Officers.
"Is everything ok here, Mike?" the Officer named Keith asked, eyeing the girl suspiciously.
"Yes, everything is ok, Keith, why do you ask?"
"Well, we just caught this girl snooping about the fence around your property," Keith responded.
"Yes, you did, indeed," the man named Michael replied. "Now, the question is, what do we do with her?" He turned to the girl. "You followed me a very long way, didn't you, girl?" he asked her softly.
"Y-y-yes," she replied in a very soft, timid voice.
"Louder, girl, and address me properly," Michael responded.
"Ye-," the girl's voice failed her momentarily before she finally squeaked out a, "yes, Sir," just a littler louder than before.
A half smile crossed Michael's face before it disappeared. Reaching up, he pulled the sunglasses from her face. She flinched slightly as he did so, as if afraid he'd hurt her, but she didn't move.
"Why did you follow me, girl?" he asked gently, yet firmly at the same time.
"I," she glanced at the officers, uneasy at their presence since she did not trust the police anymore after what the other officers had done to her not long ago. "I..." her voice trailed off and she began shaking, her eyes on the officers standing not far away.
"Look at me, girl," Michael said suddenly in a firm tone.
Her eyes snapped to him. Still trembling softly, she fought the urge to just turn and run away. But her legs felt like they were turning to jelly as his eyes caught hers and held them firmly in their gaze.