When I awoke I felt the coolness of the sheets. The last thing I remembered was riding in the car. Where was I now? I expected the musty smell of the cabin, but that was not the aroma here. I smelled the wonderful fragrance of jasmine in the air. He has taken me somewhere else. I must have fallen asleep in the car. How long were we driving?
How can I deal with this?
I moved in the bed again feeling the coolness of the sheets. I think they were satin. Their slickness gave no resistance to my arms and legs. I wasn't bound. I could move freely. Do I dare move my blindfold? Was he there, watching me like before?
I moved slowly. I placed my arms across the pillow beside me to my right. I moved my feet in a type of bicycle pedaling motion under the sheet and covers. If he were there watching me, maybe the movements of my legs would distract him from the movements of my arms.
I brought my left hand to my face. I pretended to rub my eyes and slowly pushed on the blindfold. There was silence. No thundering angry voice to tell me to stop. No pouncing and grabbing for my hand to stop my attempt to see my surroundings.
I looked around me. It was bright, very bright inside my new quarters. My eyes adjusted quickly and I saw the beautiful room I was now in. There was a huge window with lacey sheer curtains covering it. It was apparently the source of the light. The floral drapes in colors of mauves, lavender, and greens were pulled back. I could see the silky threads that had been woven into them reflecting with the sunlight.
The overstuffed chairs, two of them, were facing the bed. They were a matching color of mauve to the drapes. There was a small eloquent table with curved legs between them. I turned my head and looked at the entire room. I couldn't believe the plushness of this wonderful place.
I managed to sit on the edge of the bed despite the agonizing pains I felt with the slightest of movements. I put my feet on the floor and felt the smoothness of the carpet. I grabbed the thick carpet fibers between my toes as a child would when playing in the sand. I tried to stand up. My head started to swim and I fell back to the bed in a sitting position. I sat there and let my head clear as I took some slow deep breaths.
I slowly scooted to my left to be closer to the head of the bed so I could hold on to bedside table there. I stood again, left hand on the table. I felt myself getting my bearings. I was able to stand straight up after a short amount of time and took my first steps. I was wobbly, but I was able to maneuver myself slowly about the room.
As I half stumbled around the room I found myself feeling the fine fabrics that looked like they were so delicately created and skillfully handcrafted into the furniture they now were. The dressing table and bureau matched the headboard of the bed and the small table between the chairs. The deep color of the walnut wood showed its perfect grains against the sunlight. I couldn't see a single speck of dust on the mirror of the dressing table or anywhere else. Every item in the room was impeccably clean. This was such a change from the musty place where he first took me.
Walking was getting easier. My legs seemed to be finding themselves again so I walked to the window to look and try to figure out where I was now. I looked out, but did not recognize where I could possibly be. I was high in the air. There was no way to guess which floor of the building I was on. I didn't recognize this place.
I wondered what type of person could be associated with a place such as this, but also that dank cabin where I spent those two days with him. I started to think too much about him.
"Where was he? Would he be back soon? Do I try to leave?" These and many other questions started to race through my mind. Maybe I should try to leave. The door that led to the next room was only about 15 feet away.
"Yes" was the thought than ran through my head.
I walked to the door, slow going as I might be, but I made it. I grabbed the golden curved handle. It gave way to my easeful turning.
The door opened inwardly toward me as I slowly pulled on it. I was praying that it wouldn't make any sound. It didn't. I took a slow deep breath and peeked around the corner of the doorframe. The coast was clear. I started to take my first steps towards freedom again.
The hallway to my left was short, so I inched myself slowly down the short hallway to my right looking behind me every few seconds to see if I was being followed. I made it to the end of the hallway to an even more massive room.
I looked around the corner of the wall and saw him. I jerked backwards against the hallway wall. Fear and panic took hold of me. My breath was short and choppy. He was sitting in a chair reading a book with his head bent down. I didn't get a clear look at his face. Maybe he didn't see me either.
"What should I do now?" was the only thought in my mind at this point.
If I went back, he might not know of my attempt to escape. If he did hear or see me, I was afraid of the wrath that I would be facing.
I coward. I started to inch myself back down the hallway to the bedroom where I first awakened.
As I was retreating, I had a thought. "Was there a back way out of the new prison?"
I inched past the bedroom door to the other end of the hallway. I had seen two other doors when I first peeked into the hallway. Maybe one of them would be a chance at freedom.
I approached the first door and put my hand on the matching gold handle of the bedroom door. I opened it, looking over my shoulder to see if he might be coming. To my dismay it was a linen closet. I closed the door making sure the sound of the latch was as quiet as possible as it clicked.
I edged my way to the second door. A bathroom.
"At least I know where one is," I thought to myself.
I had no choice. I had to go back to the bedroom. I couldn't run or fight this man to get to freedom. I turned around to go back and my face abruptly bumped into his chest.
I froze. His hand was on the blindfold and I was in the dark again. What would he do to me for my infraction upon my imprisonment? This may have been my only chance to get away.
Time would tell.
He shoved me against the wall, but not with the force he had in any of the previous times he had shoved me. He had my hands together in front of me. His full body was pressed against me.
"Unzip my pants," he said with a gentle voice.
He held my wrists together but let my hands and fingers free as I did as I was told. I heard the zipper release his manhood as my shaking hands lowered and pulled on the tiny tab.
He released my right wrist. He told me to stroke him so he could get an erection. He pulled my left arm above my head and grabbed it with his. His right hand was in my hair. I expected the quick jerk of my head like before, but all he did was put enough pressure on the back of my head to make me feel the slight pull as my spine straighten to push my breasts out.
I stroked his penis. I felt its hardness start to live in my hand.
