It started with a walk one quiet night. It had been a hot summer, and I needed to get out into the cool night. I was walking down a relatively quiet street. After a while of walking, I began to get the feeling that someone was following me down the darkened street. I spun around, and seeing no one, turned slowly back around and started walking again. A few streets down I walked past this old abandoned building that had loud music blaring from it.
Kids, I thought. It was the type of music I liked however. I loved heavy metal music, it changed my emotions when I listened to it, I loved the sounds, the beat, the passion they threw into the songs while they screamed what seemed to normal people like nonsense, but I could understand every word and with every word I soaked it in.
A cool wind whispered through my hair, I tilted my head back letting the breeze flow over my skin to cool me off while listening to the music blaring from this building. And that's when he came for me.
I heard the footsteps behind me, running and coming closer. As I went to turn around, strong hands grabbed me at the waist and over my mouth. I tried to pull away, tried to bite the hand, and kicked behind me at the stranger.
I felt helpless and scared. This couldn't be happening, not to me. He dragged me towards the alley besides the building with the music blaring from it. I bit down on his hand, and he let me go. I fell to the ground, and as I tried to stagger back to my feet to run, he grabbed a hold of my ankles and started pulling. I screamed wildly, but the music drowned out all the sounds I was making. No one would hear me, not next to this place.
I tried to cling to the brick on the wall, to the pavement itself to no avail. I was dragged harshly across the pavement, holes being torn into my fishnet, the front of my shirt becoming torn and tattered from the gravel. With one last swift tug, I was yanked between his legs. He reached down, grabbed me by the hands and pulled me to my feet. I kicked at him and tried to turn in his grip to get him to let me free, but it was no use.