The following story has themes of non-consent, raceplay, humiliation and other dark themes. If such content offends you, please do not read. This is an erotic FICTION story not meant as any sort of political or societal protest.
"Oh damn," I think to myself as the elevator door opens. I was hoping it would be empty as I hate riding with other people. Most of the time I luck out and can ride up to my floor alone, but not today.
A shiver of concern rolls down my back as I there's only one person inside the elevator, but he's a very large black man. And not the American sort of black man either, but the type that is from a foreign country. Could he be African? Is that even a country? Or is he Egyptian? Maybe Cuban. Those are where black men normally come from, right?
I become super nervous as I step into the elevator, making sure to give him a wide berth by going to the left. As a slender white woman, I know that I tend to be easy pickings for people like him. I mean, I weigh 110 pounds and am 5'2" while he must weigh like 250 and stand at least 6'2". For him, throwing me around would be a breeze. In fact, I could easily see him laughing while holding me down.
The black man is wearing a business suit, so he at least looks professional. He does gives me a polite smile, but I swear I see his eyes check me out. I know I did. I saw them look my entire body up and down, trying to see the shape of my curves. Sure, he did it on the sly, but he still did it.
I stay on my side of the elevator once I press the 15
th
floor button. That's when I notice he's going to the 35
th
floor. Why is he going up there? I think that's where the lawyer's offices are. Yeah, I'm sure of it. The top floors are rented out by all sort of lawyers.
On no! Is he a criminal? Is he meeting with his lawyer because he has to go on trial? Oh no. Oh dear. That's not good. That's not good at all. Could he be dangerous?
Before my breathing gets too wild, I tell myself to calm down. Sure, I am an attractive 35 year old, which is like visual candy to people like him, but that doesn't mean he is interested in me. After all, I'm not racist or anything. He could be a lawyer himself or something. Could be. I doubt it, but stranger things have happened. But as long as he doesn't do anything, then I'll know he's an ok person. Give everyone a chance...that's what I always say.
Neither of us say anything as the elevator goes upward like normal. I keep my arms crossed as well as hold onto my purse, just in case he gets any ideas. That way he won't be able to see the size of my C cup breasts, nor get the chance to take my purse. Out of sight, out of mind. I'm not saying he's going to do anything, but best not to tempt the Devil.
The elevator suddenly shakes violently for a moment, causing me to damn near fly into the forward wall. Then the elevator stops completely, launching me off my feet and forward due to the shaking.
I smack against where the buttons are, where I land on my knees. My head smacks against the wall but thankfully it's not that bad. My knees hurt from the landing, but they don't feel broken or anything. I think I'm ok.
As I start to get my senses, I look at the buttons in front of me. I do start to get a bit worried as I see that the buttons are all blinking, as if there's an issue with the electricity.
SHIT. The elevator isn't moving! I can feel it, not moving at all. It must have gotten stuck or something.
The overhead lights start to flicker, just like the buttons are. They flicker hard too, giving brief bouts of darkness which scares the hell out of me. And then the lights suddenly turn off all the way, leaving the elevator completely dark.
I let out a brief scream as I'm sure that the black man is going to attack me. But thankfully the emergency flood lights turn on, bathing the space in dim light. It gives enough light to see everything, to which I see that he's still not near me...but the elevator still isn't moving.
In my entire life, I've never felt the urge to panic like I do now. I fight hard against it as I know something's wrong with the elevator, but that panicking isn't going to help anything. But it's so easy to let my fear run off, just like my imagination is threating to do. Why did we stop? What's wrong with this thing? Why hasn't anyone tried to contact us? Are we going to drop?!
Then I remember the black man. Backing up to the corner, I turn to look at him, scared he might think this is his chance. I thought he was still standing for some reason, but he's not. In fact, it looks like he took a far worse bump than I did, probably due to his size.
He's on the floor of the elevator, on his knees as if he had to pick himself up. One of his hands is on the side of his head, as if that's the part that hit the hardest. Overall he looks a bit rocked, as if he took a bad blow. I think this because he has to use the handrail that's on all the walls to get back to his feet.
As if this is my worst nightmare, the black man stands all the way up and turns to look at me. He looks down at me where he no longer has that simple smile from when I entered. No. Now he now looks stern, maybe even upset. And it seems that it is directed at me.