"Why isn't my alarm going off?" Nora asked herself. Still fairly groggy, she tried to rub her eyes. That's when she realized there was something very wrong.
'My hands, why can't I touch my face? Why is it so dark in here? Where the hell am I?'
Then she heard the voice.
"Ah, good...you're awake."
There was something wrong with the voice though. It was distorted. It almost sounded like Jigsaw from those
SAW
movies that Jake liked.
'Jake,'
she thought,
'That's who must have done this to me.'
"This isn't funny Jake. Untie me right now! You know I'm not into this bondage shit!"
"You want to know what's funny? I'm not Jake, and I don't give two shits what you are or aren't into," said the voice. "Now be still, you don't want your catheter to rip out."
"Catheter? What kind of sick shit is this? What the hell are you trying to prove you sick fuck?" Nora was really worried now. There was no way in hell this was Jake. She had to think.
Breathing to calm herself, she tried to figure how she was secured. She knew her hands couldn't reach her face. Her wrists felt like they were in separate sets of handcuffs; but she could move her hands further than a set of handcuffs would allow. Feeling carefully with her hand, she felt the chain that went to her wrist. Following the chain back, she came to a metal bar.
"Relax dear. Your bonds are quite secure."
Nora froze, "How can you see me you bastard? It's fucking pitch black in here!"
"Are you sure that being able to see would make your situation seem any better," the voice asked. "Would you like to maintain the illusion of hope? Or, would you rather discover the true extent of your predicament?"
"You fucking bastard," Nora screamed, "I swear you will..."
"What? Regret the day I ever saw you? Do you know that approximately 83% of the women that have woken up in my bed have made that exact same promise? Hearing the same thing over and over does get rather tedious. Now, I imagine you must be hungry."
'What sort of sick game is this bastard running here,'
Nora thought to herself. The last thing he said to her had actually scared her even more than waking up here.
'If 83% of the women that have been here said the same thing, how many actually left alive?'
She was so wrapped up in her thoughts that she barely registered a slight change in air pressure, right before she heard a soft thud. "Hello," she called tentatively, "is anyone there?"
There was no verbal response. The top of her bed started to move, bringing her body into a sitting position. "Hello," she asked again, "Please say something." She felt the bottom of a spoon rest on her lips, then it began pressing down slightly on her bottom lip. It felt like a larger version of a rubber-coated baby spoon.
Opening her mouth, she felt the spoon tip and then slide in, just like feeding a baby. The spoon was then removed from her mouth, leaving it's cargo of lukewarm oatmeal in her mouth.