Dear Trina
I wouldn't even mention this if I didn't think that you would hear it from somebody else soon enough because I don't want you to panic. We were attacked yesterday and it was one of the most frightening things that I've ever had happen. We heard the alarm going off but we've been drilling for so long that we pretty much ignored it. Then we could hear the blasts going off and see the impacts. Nothing was particularly close to me but it was more than enough to get me scrambling for the concrete bunkers. Once all of my unit was safe inside the bunkers we had to don our MOPP suits encase Saddam was using chemical agents of some sort. We are still in them as I write you this letter because we haven't gotten an all clear from HQ yet. Don't worry, nothing is going to happen to me.
I would love to write more to you my love but I have to help fill sandbags to reinforce our tents and bunkers. Thank you for your letter and I promise I'll answer your questions when I get a chance.
Love,
Kevin
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The letter was tucked away inside Trina's purse along with the rest of the letters that her husband had sent her. Her long lost wedding ring was tucked into her coin purse. She hadn't worn it in over four months and it had been nearly as long since she'd even thought about it. Right now her thoughts were completely focused on the tiny band of metal. The gold ring was supposed to stand for something, for an ideal that she'd abandoned the moment she'd met Jeremy.
It was hard to say that she regretted the way that her life was going. Jeremy was a sweet boy and he'd do anything just to make her smile one more time. She remembered when she'd started crying and he'd drawn her a bath and then breakfast in the tub. That night after she'd been taken by Trey he'd taken her out to her favorite restaurant. She smiled when she thought about Jeremy; he was so much like her husband that it was scary at times.
Trey on the other hand was like a wet dream come true. She didn't love him, she hated him. Hated that he was taking advantage of her, hated the way he looked at her. Most of all she hated how he made her feel, disgusting and delighted all at the same time. Everything he made her do was wrong and she would never have done it without being forced. It was the perfect excuse to be on her knees slurping at his cock like a common street whore or letting him splatter her face with his seed.
Right now was one of those times that she hated him with all her heart and soul. She was on her way to his friend's house dressed up to his exact specifications. Her top was a white blouse tied off across her tits. Her breasts weren't even completely concealed by the outfit and her smooth stomach was completely bare. Her hair was done up into a pair of pigtails adorned with bright pink scrunchies that combine with her adolescent like over application of makeup gave her the desired jailbait look. Trey's exact words when he handed her the red plaid skirt and the knee high rainbow socks was that he wanted a woman who appealed to his inner pedophile. She wasn't wearing the four inch tall glass heels yet; she wasn't going to don those until she arrived at Trey's place. She didn't know what to expect, he only told her how to dress and when to arrive and according to the clock display she was already fifteen minutes late.
It took another five minutes for her to arrive at the address Trey had given her. The house was rundown one story home with peeling paint and miniscule lawn littered with toys. She could hear the blaring base of the music from out on the lawn and see the silhouettes of the party goers. Trina took a deep breath and stepped out of her car slipping on the four inch tall glass heels and walked up to the door. Her knees were shaking as she stood at the door.
The door opened before she knocked revealing a man who was nearly six and a half feet tall and pure muscle. "Trey, entertainment's here." He had a deep thundering voice to fit his colossal frame. "Come in." Trina gazed up at the man and shuddered but she did what she was told and entered the house.