She waited, but patience was not one of her virtues. Her mind raced with thoughts of His return. Her body ached with the stress of the position He had put her in, locked tightly in cuffs high above her head and attached to the towel rack. Her eyes strained, trying to adjust to the darkness, desperately seeking that single hint of light, but there was none to find and her search was all in vain. It only served to tire her out, and so she leant back against the cold steel of the towel rack, sighed and gave in to the weariness that overtook her. At last her mind was quiet and she fell into a light, but peaceful sleep.
She could hear movement outside, muffled footsteps, they woke her immediately, her senses fine tuned by the encompassing darkness. She sat up, straightened herself to alleviate some of the pressure off her sore wrists and looked at the door with mounting anticipation. She waited, but no one came. No crack of light, no knowing smile, no familiar touch, nothing. She waited and waited until she thought she could wait no more and then she started to cry. Giant crocodile tears that rolled down her cheeks and onto her bare breasts. And just when she thought she could take no more, He appeared, pushing her right to her limit and then bringing her back again. He walked around her, watching her silently, taking her poor, helpless and desperate form in. He smiled to himself, he did lovely work.
She longed for his touch and almost strained against the cuffs just to be nearer to Him. She watched Him watching her, watching what he had done to her, what he had reduced her too. She felt his eyes probing her, observing each change in her body and mind. She felt Him reading her, looking for just the right moment and just the right place to finally touch her. He approached her, towered over her tired form, and reached down cupping her chin in his strong hand. He lifted her face, looked directly into her eyes and in his deep, soft, comforting voice said, "Good girl".