It was a pitch black when she made it to her car. Her keys were ready in her hand, almost running to her car. Wanting to look behind her, she couldn't bring herself to do it. She could already feel him behind her.
She started the car, put it into gear and slammed on the gas. Thank goodness she wasn't far from the highway. She was the only one on the highway. She hasn't looked in her rearview mirror. Eyes on the road. Maybe the radio will stop the sound of her heartbeat.
Scanning the radio. Not really looking for any one song, just something loud. But, the sound wasn't loud enough to block out the voices of her feelings about what could happen, what might happen. She's not scared, she's excited.
She knows he's going to follow her, or at least find her. He always does.
This game has been started. First with looks, then with talk, and now with action. She cant go back.
Her heart was racing. Her mind was going as fast as her driving. By mistake she looked in her mirror. He was right on her ass. Seeing him she almost wrecked the car. She slammed on the gas! But, the car began to slow down. What the fuck!
Out of gas! She couldn't believe it. She couldn't get out of the car fast enough, she dove into the woods and began to ran. Once again not looking behind her. She could hear him behind her. Long , strong strides, the sticks and leafs braking under his steps. Her legs were about to give out. Leaning up against a tree to catch her breath. And he caught her.
Pushing her more into the tree, running his hands all over her shaking body. The longing grew like a wildfire inside her. He held her hands down so she couldn't touch back. Teasing her.
She's dying inside for a kiss, and word, something. He knew that! But, kept his lips about an inch away. Turing her around, he picked her up and fireman carried her. She couldn't see anything. He wasn't saying anything. Then out of nowhere he sat her down. He hasn't said a word. They were face to face. No words, no nothing. He reached into his pocket and pulled something out. It was to dark to see what it was. And now it was pitch black due to the blindfold he put on her eyes.
"Step up" is all she heard. He said that four more times. Then the only change she knew of was the heat she felt. He left the blindfold on. He sat her down and leaned her back on what felt like a couch.