Part 3 - The Breeding
FOREWORD
There really are no bounds to the cruelty that can be applied by one, or more, women onto another. And it remains a simple fact that only women really KNOW which buttons to press, which nerves to twist in order to maximize the suffering of their gender.
THE STORY SO FAR
The nightmare continues for Petra, as her daughter is delivered to the Clinic by Sabirah's associate, Selena. Totally unbeknownst to Petra, her daughter has been suffering a similar fate BEFORE she does. The timelines are explored with a lot of focus on Stefani's journey. The Suffering was a nightmarish exploration of emotional and physical excesses. The laser alterations now extended to Petra's and Stefani's anal rings making them part of their extended addicted sexualities.
The timelines eventually merge... Petra agreeing that she can never again be released into the 'normal world' and that she must suffer for her illness.' An illness that actually does not exist. Agreeing also that neither she nor Stefani can ever be released and that she too, must suffer terribly. Being faced with their own death certificates and media reports of their funerals seals a nightmare-future for Petra. Alters it from surreal to very real. Any possibility of escape, or release, simply fading to nothing.
The inclusion of Petra's bio giving the reader some empathy with her..... Sympathy even. Thus ensuring a more intensive and disturbing read. We actually get to know Petra. Even admire her. But all to no avail as her journey into Hell continues at breakneck speed.
The eventual bringing together of mother and daughter. Absolutely and totally bondaged in the same despair-dripping subterranean room, and Petra forced to choose intense hyper-orgasms in return for Stefani's suffering of indescribable torture is deeply troubling, and yet compulsive reading. Needing to choose, having to choose the orgasms because her addiction dictates it. And those very choices, time after time, feeding her guilt and downfall even more.
At the end of Part 2, a trusted friend of Dr. Sabirah Najwa is introduced. Victoria offers up a plan that would see Petra's suffering deepen and intensify yet more. If that were possible... But there is something about Victoria... just 'something' deeply unsettling about her. And so here, in The Breeding, the story reaches a conclusion, although not an end.
ONE - Before It All Began 1
It was very early in the day. Just after six a.m. A beautiful autumn morning. Crisp, cold and clear outside with the sun reflecting and refracting off the skyscrapers of Docklands. Petra could see the super-modern buildings from her own seventeenth-floor office-suite in the square mile just off Upper Thames Street and up towards Poultry. She had always marveled at the sight, especially at this time of the morning. It seemed those buildings were made solely of glass. They weren't, of course. She knew that. Her own building, owned by the company she worked for was the same. Floor-to-ceiling glass you could see out of clearly, despite the sunglasses-type filter. And then anyone on the outside could see in, but only just. From the outside, what looked like a single sheet of reflective glass with minimum penetration, from pavement-level right up the entire twenty-one floors, seemingly held together with a web of tubular metalwork that looked too spindly, too thin, to be able to hold together so much glass. Not to mention keep out all the elements of the great British weather. That wasn't the case. There were concrete foundations. Invisible steel beams and a construction that was clever. It just made the building appear the way it was. Very clever. Very clean. Very modern. A totally weatherproofed, air-conditioned environment. An uncluttered vision that belied the technology and know-how that went into holding it all together. A sure example, if ever there was one, that things are not always as they seem.
Petra was more than a yummy mummy. She had risen against all odds. Risen beyond adversity to a place where there was mutual respect. Admiration. Even some fear amongst the City Elite. A woman who had arrived in London as a teenager, nothing more than a girl. She had then been given an opportunity and had grasped that opportunity with both hands. Taken the opportunity, rung its neck and then worked it to her own best advantage. The girl becoming a Woman. It must be said, a pretty, startling, redheaded girl becoming an astute, stunningly attractive Woman of means.
Petra was semi-silhouetted against the huge, east-facing sheet of glass that was her office window. It was angled slightly downwards which meant she could see the pavement seventeen floors below. Glancing just to the left was the iconic 30 St. Mary Axe, otherwise known as the Gherkin, that also, nothing more than a silhouette in the crisp morning light. Little sparkles of sunlight catching the edges of the angled glass plates that made up that particular building. Then across slightly to the right, further away, the skyline was dominated by 1 Canada Square, aka Canary Wharf, in Docklands, currently the UK's tallest building. Also in the same super-modern cluster, the Citigroup building at 8 Canada Square. These buildings seemed somewhat surreal when viewed from inside another soundproofed, weatherproofed building like Petra's. Huge, silent shapes existing in the hustle and bustle of one of the world's most cosmopolitan and cultural cities.
From a far view, say a helicopter hovering overhead, such a huge expanse of sheet glass would render Petra a solitary small object. Quite tiny. Like an insect even. But, if one were to zoom in closer, the semi-silhouette gave the ideal medium with which to display her overall beauty. At five-feet-ten inches without her much-favored stilettos, she was in fact almost Amazonian in stature. The arch of her feet in patent leather, hand-made court shoes, for any woman, would be severe, uncomfortable even. Especially for a long day at work in which quite a lot of it would be spent on those same feet. But for Petra, she seemed able with ease to carry the arch. Impossibly, fantastically shaped long legs were sheathed in expensive, shimmering, almost-black, nylon, which served quite easily to accentuate the shapely taught calves. The legs in their entirety were an almost endless taper of sublime perfection.
A pinstriped, fitted, jacketed power-suit enhanced Petra even more. The jacket tight and holding her thirty-eight D cups snugly inside. The shimmering, shiny-silk of a red blouse underneath just about, tantalizingly so, giving away the bulge of those breasts. Mature breasts that appeared to roll and wave within their confines. The skirt, very tight to her hips and thighs, and hemmed equally tight just above her knees. This skirt gave the impression that it should create a 'hobble,' such was its tightness around the knees. But it didn't. Somehow, the vision that was Petra seemed to glide with ease on those spiked heels. And yet, at the same time, the shoes, the skirt, the jacket, all worked in unison to enhance that femininity. Enhance the astute, confident manner that Petra always displayed. Create the strut, and shorten the long, purposeful strides that would normally occur with such long, long legs. Most women would be jealous of the way she moved on those heels. The way she always seemed to carry it off. Ah well, Petra brought out jealousies for all sorts of reasons. She always had. Ever since she was a little girl. Even her sisters had been envious of Petra. Just the way it had always been.
Petra paced from side to side of the huge window. Her striking red hair, held in a high, tight ponytail, swung from side to side as she strutted. That flame-redness had been dulled by the smoked glass of her building, but that added to the surreality of the vision that was Petra in this environment. She was talking on an iPhone. Her long, elegant fingers almost caressing it as she held it in front of her, with it on speakerphone. Even through that zoom into the building, it was clear to see her full, smooth lips moving, and animated in what she was saying.
"Look, it's quite simple. If my boss isn't happy, then neither am I. In fact, I would go one further than that. If the boss isn't happy, and I'm not happy, and then someone's head has to roll. That girl has to go. I gave her a chance and she fucked up again. Once again she's fucked up. Now, do you want to fire her, or shall I?"