Β©2019 GlacialisFI
An accident brought her unconscious into his house, but can a lonely man keep himself away from a pretty young thing so totally and enticingly dependent on him?
Some of the keywords for this story are: rape, abuse, captivity, domination, violence, humiliation, brutality, older man, coercion, anal, sexual torture and submission.
Dear Reader,
Please note that this is a rape fantasy story written for adult entertainment. Among other violent, extreme and possibly disturbing scenes, it contains graphic depictions of non-consensual sex. If you are uncomfortable with such sexual fantasies, do not proceed to read this story. Also note that this is a fantasy story only and I do not condone abuse of any kind in real life.
Also, each of you who have sent me a message I wholeheartedly thank you. Each of those messages popping up on my phone made me glow with glee. I write because I feel compelled to, because I need to write the flooding scenes out of my head, but also because I want to live in a world in which people like me can pleasure themselves with stories like this. Thank you for each message that has shown me that there is meaning to what I do and write.
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Chapter 1
Through the blur of unconsciousness Aamu felt large, warm hands turning her head this way and that. She felt a searing pain on her temple and screamed out, yet what came out was no more than a tiny moan. She tried to swat at whatever was causing the horrible pain but the hands resting on her lap -- her own hands that she should by all rights have been able to move -- barely twitched. She fought sleep and dragged her hand sideways half and inch by half an inch until it rested against a warm, soft wall. The wall swelled and drew back, swelled and drew back -- someone was there beside her, breathing steadily. The touch and warmth reassured her and she tried to speak, but her words were a mere weak mumble. Her head was heavy, so heavy and then, again, darkness.
Hours later she woke up alone, her limbs and head unnaturally heavy. Drugs, she thought, and tried to ask herself when, why and how, but wrenching herself to sit upright took all the faculties she had. Her vision was blurred, eyes watery, and even the tiniest of movements exploded the pain in her head. Fumbling with her fingers she found her temples wrapped in gauze.
She tried each of her limbs and though they all hurt nothing felt broken. The right side of her body however felt very sore and she nodded her head gingerly to look down. Under the soft blanket she was wearing someone else's baggy t-shirt. She still had her own panties on but the rest of her clothes were gone. Large, dark, mean looking bruises ran along her bare right arm and all the way down her thigh.
Wincing from pain she looked around her, trying to piece together her whereabouts. Coffee table, armchair, a very old TV, dining table, stacks of newspapers, whitewashed walls and old paned windows with thick, uneven glass. Along the back wall was a small kitchen with sink, stove and cupboards. Two doors led either to outside or to other rooms. Everything was worn but tidy. Nothing was familiar.
Aamu felt lightheaded and was just about to lie back down when the front door opened and a man in dirty boots walked in. In a fraction of a second Aamu's confusion and worry turned into blind fear and panic. Where was she? Who was he? Why had he drugged her? Why was she undressed? The stranger in the doorway seemed to fill the whole room with his presence. She was small, weak and vulnerable, he was big, strong and male -- and he was standing between her and her way out. She wanted to run, to crawl away and hide, but there was nowhere to go.
The man stopped in his tracks when he saw that she was awake. He smiled at her but with her blurred vision Aamu saw the grin but couldn't make out the expression that went with it. The very realistic possibility that the intentions of a man, who had dragged an injured girl to his cottage, stripped her and drugged her, might not be good, filled out the missing details in her brain and she assumed it to be an evil grin -- lusty and malicious. All Aamu could think of was that she didn't want him to come any closer.
He was saying something but Aamu couldn't make out any of it. She stood up, mewing in pain, eyes shooting about for a way to escape. While the man took off his boots, Aamu held on to the sofa and took a few shaky steps to stand behind it. She felt slightly better now that she had a barricade between herself and her intimidating host. She kept blinking her eyes wildly, trying to regain her sight but tears blurred everything. When seeing and assessing wasn't an option, she had to go by assumptions and with her growing fear all she saw was threat.
"Please, I don't understand what you're saying," Aamu squeaked, cursing herself right after for sounding so obviously terrified. "Where am I? Why am I here?"
In a sudden flash fragmented recollections washed over her; the sense of weightlessness in a bus veering off the road; people screaming; the crushing pain of impact; lights -- white, yellow, red, blue -- flashing in the darkness, reflecting from wet surfaces; blood on her face, blood on her hands; her blood, other people's blood and how she'd screamed and screamed at the sight of it. She remembered hands tugging and lifting her, blurry voices talking, a needle, and then herself, falling into an unnatural exhaustion so profound that she passed out.
The man started towards her, still speaking.
"Please, I don't understand," she repeated, voice shrill and eyes wide with fear. "Don't come closer!" She was backing away from the man. "I don't understand you, I don't understand. Speak English. Sprich Deutsch. Gavaryu po-Russkij. FranΓ§aise? Italiano? Espanol? Anything! Please!" He had to have a wife somewhere, a daughter, a neighbor, a grandmother, anyone less scary, less male. "No! Please! Don't come any closer. Net. Net! Can't you understand that? Net!" The man, talking slowly in a low, comforting tone, had his hands in front of him, gesturing 'whoa, calm down,' but he was still inching closer and her body was shaking with the fear of what he would do when he reached her.
Pain and exhaustion caught up with her. Her legs folded and she collapsed on the old ornate rug. Mewing and holding her throbbing head she still tried to escape him by crawling. He rushed to her and she cowered from him, drawing back, instinctively shielding her head with her weak, shaking arms. He humpfed in frustration and without trying to reason with her any more simply grabbed her into his arms and half walked half dragged her back on the sofa. He fussed a pillow under her and a blanket over her and shook his head at her suspicious glare.
"Stupid girl," he muttered to himself. "I'm only trying to help you."
While Aamu tried her best to stop the room from spinning he brought her a glass of red juice. She took it and drank greedily. Tart it was, homemade, and tasted like redcurrants and raspberries.
He crouched beside her, took her empty glass and, as if the two motions were an inseparable pair, gently petted the back of her head with the other hand. Then, both hesitating in the sudden company of a total stranger, they stayed still for a moment, both taking stock, Aamu stretched out on the couch, the man kneeling beside her.
He was a big, stocky man with a thick neck and brutish features, yet his voice was soothing and his hands gentle and right now that was enough. She realized that the man was treating her like a child but in the state she was in, half naked and wholly helpless, she very much preferred that to being treated and seen as a half-naked woman.
"They brought you here last night from the accident site. Do you remember? You weren't hurt too badly and the clinic was so swamped that they patched you up and brought you here. Our village is just off the road where the bus crashed. They said you were hysterical and that they had to sedate you but it should wear off soon ...and you don't understand a word I say, do you?" She kept staring at him in wide eyed confusion and he muttered half to himself, "What on earth am I going to do with you."
Aamu closed her eyes, biting her lip, fighting tears. It was getting to be too much. She wanted to go home. She wanted to sleep. She wanted Timo.
"Ssh, it's ok," he continued soothingly. "Were you with someone? What's your name? Where do you come from? Slovenia? Romania?"
Aamu shook her head to his guessing of countries and, not knowing what more to say, whispered in English, "Finland."