Sarah reveled in the moment with the door shut, taking care of her business but also taking an extra moment to try and clear her mind, assessing the situation. Standing up, she noticed there was no sink in the room, and sighed as she opened the door to go out. With a quick scan, she saw a sink next to the stairs that she came up and strode over to it with confidence she did not feel.
"First think you'll have to learn," Justin growled in her ear grabbing her suddenly from behind, "is that you do not do for yourself. You should have let me do that."
He shoved his hand to her waistband, unbuttoning her shorts before she could process his words, but when his hand descended into her shorts, she was spurred into action.
"Get the hell off me," she shrieked, her arms lashing out.
"Sh... sh.. shh.." Justin hushed her, grinning into her neck. "Ask nicely."
"Please get the hell off me," she exclaimed reflexively.
Justin laughed loudly, genuinely amused, and shoved his hand further into her shorts.
"Not what I meant... Don't you want to wash your hands?" he cooed, continuing to make little shushing sounds.
Sarah continued to struggle a moment, but the lower his hand got the clearer her mind became.
"Please let me wash my hands," she said stiffly, not ceasing the struggle.
"Good girl," he tutted, pulling his hand out of pants sliding up her arms to her wrists.
Transferring her wrists into one hand, his large grip easily surrounding her frail wrists. He flipped the water on, pulling her hands under the stream. Sarah flinched back as if there would be acid coming out of the faucet, but Justin just tightened his grip and wet her hands. Using his free hand, he squeezed soap onto her hands. Sarah moved to rub her hands together, on autopilot, but he squeezed her wrists tighter, halting the movement.
"No Sarah!" he growled. She started at the use of her name and stilled. "Let me."
He rubbed the soap onto her hands for a moment. Sarah shuddered softly as he worked up each of her fingers. Then he returned her hands to the water, rinsing the soap off. Turning off the water, he grabbed a towel and carefully dried her hands.
"There, isn't that better?" he cooed.
Sarah started to shake, but Justin was just amazed that she hadn't cried yet. It always went better when they cried early- it meant they understood what was happening and weren't numbing themselves to the situation. Flipping her around to look into her eyes, shocked to find not fear or acquiescence there, but defiance and anger. Her blue eyes burned with it. Her lip trembled, but not with tears but with curse words she just hadn't formed yet. She may not have been fighting him, but her whole body vibrated with the rage he saw burning. This was new. He smiled; perhaps this could be interesting.