Note: It's that time of year again! This story was written as part of a writing challenge for a kink group I am a part of. The challenge was to create an original story based on 6 prompts (5 randomly generated and one pre-selected). The prompts rolled for this story were "forced orgasm", "chains", "wallet", "threesome", "public sex/exhibitionism", and "flowers". I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed writing it! Comments and constructive feedback are, as always, greatly appreciated =D
Also, please note that this IS a noncon story, in the noncon/reluctance category. This one gets pretty dark, so if that is not your jam, that's totally fine, and maybe this is one to skip. It seems that bit gets missed occasionally, so just wanted to give an extra opportunity for folks to know what they're getting into here, especially since most of my other stories on here tend to err on the side of aggressively wholesome with fairly good consent practices! I really hope I don't need a disclaimer about not engaging in any of these kinds of behaviours in real life for this one ;)
Content warnings on this one include: Non-consent, sexual slavery, mindfuck, human trafficking, sadism, humiliation, degradation, identity loss
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Abby clutched the bouquet of flowers in one hand and ran the other through the pixie cut she was still getting used to as she peered nervously through the unbroken side of the glass door of the apartment building where her now ex-boyfriend lived. She hadn't really wanted to take the flowers, but Joe had asked her to take them, and not making him look at the flowers he had bought for her was the least she could do. In fact, she hadn't wanted to come here to begin with; the fact that he made good money as an electrician but couldn't get it together enough to bother moving out of this shithole apartment was one of the reasons she had broken up with him. He was a good guy, and she liked him well enough, but they had been dating for six months and she just couldn't see a future with him. They clearly had different priorities, if he was willing to live somewhere like this when he could easily afford to live somewhere nicer, and more importantly, safer.
She wasn't terribly familiar with the area; even though she had been with Joe for six months, she had only been to his apartment a handful of times, and always with him during the day. Abby had never been in this part of town alone at night. Most women in the city knew better than to be alone in this neighbourhood at night; most of the folks who lived here were decent, just poor, but it was also located roughly on the border between three separate gang territories and acted as the backdrop for all kinds of conflict and illicit activity. Joe would have insisted on coming to her place had he known she wouldn't be staying the night, but Abby had lied and agreed to stay when they had made plans as she wanted to break up with him in his own space. It just seemed like the decent thing to do. Yes, she was ending the relationship, but she still cared for him and didn't want to add unnecessary pain to the breakup. He wasn't a bad guy, just an incompatible one.
It had taken Abby longer than she'd anticipated to get up the courage to actually say the words. She had initially planned on doing the actual dumping several hours earlier so that it would still be light out when she left, but she had procrastinated. Joe had offered to let Abby sleep on the couch or call her a cab so she wouldn't have to walk even the few short blocks to the bus stop on her own, but she had politely declined. She didn't want to impose on him while he was clearly hurting and she was the cause. Not to mention the fact that the walls were paper-thin and his neighbours on one side were having uncomfortably loud sex while the neighbours on the other side screamed obscenities at one another.
"It's okay, it's only a few blocks to the bus. I'll be fine."
Looking through the glass at the sparsely populated streets outside, Abby began to regret her words. She briefly considered texting Joe and asking if he could walk her to the bus after all, but the guilt of asking a favour minutes after dumping him gnawed at her. Besides, he wouldn't be that much safer than she would as he walked back on his own. She thought about calling a cab herself, but she knew it would take forever for the cab company to find a driver willing to come out to this address (carjackings around here were not unheard of), and she didn't think she could stand waiting that long in the apartment lobby, which reeked of stale urine and cigarettes.
"It's only just after sunset, and there are still people out. If I'm going to do this, I should do it now," Abby murmured to herself in an attempt to psych herself up. "I just need to be quick about it."
Abby opened the door and took off briskly down the sidewalk. The late Spring evening air was cool and refreshing as she sucked it into her lungs; even laced with smoke from burning goodness knows what from the nearby factories, it felt heavenly compared to the stuffy stench of the apartment lobby.
One block down, four to go...
Abby tried to keep her pace steady, but not so fast as to draw attention to herself. After the second block, she turned the corner down the street that would lead her to the intersection where she could catch the bus by the main road. Abby noticed that this street was much emptier and more poorly lit as she left the residential blocks behind, but it was just as far to go back now as it was to make it to the bus stop. This street was more industrial, and the bus stop primarily served the factory employees who didn't live in the area.
Three blocks... only two to go...
All of a sudden, a woman burst out of the alleyway not far from where Abby was walking. Abby nearly took off running when the woman made a beeline for her, but she noticed the way the woman's stockings and blouse were torn, revealing the sheer camisole and now lopsided bra she wore underneath it, and the way her mascara streaked across her partially swollen face.
"Please... need... help," she gasped as she got closer to Abby. She looked pleadingly into Abby's eyes and tentatively reached for her hand that wasn't holding the bouquet. "Please, a man attacked me... I fought him off... I think he might be dead... please come!"
Abby, still trying to get her bearings in the situation and not being able to think clearly through the haze of adrenaline, allowed herself to be gently led into the alleyway. Together, Abby and the distressed woman crept tentatively toward the dumpster that the woman had pointed out. The woman was whimpering slightly, and Abby shushed her, wanting her to keep quiet until she could make sense of the situation. She wasn't entirely sure why she was following this stranger into a very dark alley, but she also wasn't one to leave a woman in distress.
She paused and whispered, "Maybe we should go back out to the street and call the police..."
The woman started to panic. "Please, no! What if I killed him and they arrest me, and the police don't give a shit about the people who live here, they'll probably kill me before even getting my side of the story, please don't call them, at least help me figure out how he is first..."
"Okay, okay, okay..." Abby shushed the woman again, not wanting to make too much noise in case the man
was
just passed out and the noise might bring him back to consciousness.
It was so dark... what had the woman even been doing in this alleyway to get attacked? Who in their right mind would have been here in the first place? Abby's sense was finally starting to catch up with her, and she didn't like the situation in which she had found herself one bit.
"Okay, I need some light, I can't see a thing. Pull your phone out," Abby instructed as she reached into her own pocket to do the same.
Before she could even wake the screen up, Abby felt her phone get knocked out of her hand and heard it clatter to the ground. In a panic, she struck out into the darkness around her with the stupid flowers, which were still in her hand. Why hadn't she put them down? She felt the flowers make contact with something and heard a metallic clang. Great, she'd managed to give the dumpster a good smack. Abby tried calling out for the woman, realizing too late that she hadn't even bothered to get her name. She struck out again frantically using the bouquet, which made for a terrible weapon, only getting empty air, but at least not beating up the dumpster again. As she whipped the flowers around a third time, Abby felt a huge hand that couldn't possibly belong to the woman wrap around her wrist and lift it above her head, prying the bouquet out of her hand and tossing it to the side.
Whoever had hold of Abby's wrist didn't even flinch as she kicked and punched at the figure. They simply went about their business of... Abby wasn't sure what, exactly, until she felt cold metal encircle her wrist, with a
click
of finality that sent a shiver running down her spine. Abby redoubled her efforts, screaming and kicking and punching with her free hand, but she may as well have been a mosquito trying to knock them over for all the effect it had. Effortlessly, Abby's assailant took hold of her other wrist and it, too, was clasped into its own cold metal shackle.
Even with her wrists shackled above her head, Abby continued to scream and kick. She wasn't going to give up without as much fight as she could muster. Her heart was beating so loudly in her ears that she barely even registered the deep voice calmly telling her to "Stop that." A moment later, she felt her scream being cut short as a wad of fabric was roughly shoved into her mouth before it was quickly taped in place, leaving her gagged.
"Are you quite finished?" The deep voice spoke again, and Abby was beginning to be able to make out the looming figure standing in front of her.
Abby snarled as best as she could through the gag and continued kicking out toward the man who had at least a foot in height and a hundred pounds on her.
"Every fucking time," he muttered as he easily got a hold on her ankle and, bending her leg behind her, encircled a third shackle around her ankle.
He then fastened the chain attached to the ankle shackle to Abby's chained wrists with a carabiner, keeping her in a position that wasn't terribly difficult, but kept her right foot suspended off the ground, forcing her to balance on her left. Abby shook with rage and struggled, succeeding in only making pitiful grunting sounds through her gag and a loud clanging noise as the chains she hung from collided with the building's fire escape that they were attached to. Looking up, Abby realized that the fire escape was too high up for even the man, tall as he was, to hang shackles from at the same time that he was restraining her. No, the shackles had been prepared in advance...
"She's a feisty one, isn't she?"
The voice coming from behind Abby was chillingly familiar.