Authors note- I just wanted to jump in here really quick and say thank you to everyone who red the first part to this. I was definitely overwhelmed by all the positive comments and the rating hitting hot so quickly, as well as staying there for a week so far, with this being my very first public story. I hope this second part does not disappoint and hopefully I'll have the third part out by next week. Happy reading everybody.
A dark and terrifying dream of falling down a giant hole filled with jagged rocks and monstrous demons plagued my restless mind as I slept. Every time my body would come to rest at the bottom of the hole, I would find myself face-to-face with a distorted version of my face. It warns me in a hollow and horrific voice that an impending disaster fueled by horrible decisions and sinful emotions will happen in my near future if I am not careful. Once this other version of me finishes its warning, I am yanked up from the bottom of the pit by numerous long and shadowy fingers before beginning my plummet to the bottom all over again only to receive the exact same warning once I hit the ground with a sickening thud.
"Daddy!" A soft and familiar voice called to me through the darkness of my nightmare as I landed at the bottom of the hole for the thousandth time. "Daddy, wake up!" I can feel my body begin to sway from side to side as I am yanked from the floor with immense force, pain radiating through my ethereal body as I bounce off of several rocks. "DADDY!"
"No more! I can't take anymore!" I scream as my heavy eyes snap open, and I finally find my voice, albeit hoarse and strained. My eyes flick from one side of the room to the other repeatedly, my breaths coming out in quick succession as panic overwhelms my body. "Am I..." I stumble over my words as my fear-filled mind tries to process what had happened and I desperately look around for any sign of the horrible world that I had been in. My eyes finally found the source of the voice that had pulled me back to reality as my daughter's concerned face came into view. "Was... was I dreaming?" I asked her, my heart rate starting to slow down as I began to piece together what was happening.
"You could call it that, but I was thinking a stroke would be more fitting," Marrisa said jokingly as she sat back on the couch, relief flooding her face. "You have been flailing around wildly and screaming at the top of your lungs for the last hour." She informed me and I was surprised to see this level of worry in my normally self-centered and bitchy daughter, but I guess people can change.
"Oh... Um..." I stumble sheepishly as embarrassment creeps into my body. "No stroke just a uh... really intense nightmare." I force a warm smile onto my face in an attempt to relieve some of her worry. "But I am okay now. Just a little shook up." I ran my hands down my legs, using the fabric of my shorts to wipe the cool sweat from my palms as my heart rate settled into a normal rhythm. I started to stand up from the couch but stopped when I felt a wet spot near the crotch of my shorts. "Oh, come on..." I mumbled as I looked down at the fresh wet spot in the fabric of the white shorts.
"No, that is not what you think it is," Marrisa laughed as she saw my eyes shoot down to my crotch. "You fell asleep with a half-full glass of whiskey in your hand," She explains to me as she points to the empty glass on the couch cushion beside me. "I guess that cleaning I did last night was pointless after all." She faked a slight pout as she refers to licking her cum off of my shorts from the exact spot where whiskey now stained them.
"Yeah, I think this time I will just use the washer and dryer." I laughed, standing up from the couch and heading toward the kitchen to grab a glass of water as my throat and mouth felt like they were stuffed with cotton balls.
As I filled a glass of water from the fridge, I looked over to Marrisa who still was sitting on the couch, and noticed her face had contorted into an unusual expression as she watched me. I looked away from her to make sure I was not overfilling my glass before swiftly shifting my eyes back to her, but her face had returned to the same sweet smile that she had had on her face ever since I awoke. I returned my gaze to the glass of now full water and lifted it to my lips, relishing the ice-cold water cascading down my parched throat, as my mind tried to place the expression that I could have sworn I saw on her face for a split second. It appeared to be a mix of anger, resentment, and mischief but that did not make sense. She had been so sweet ever since I awoke and after last night, I figured we would be on good terms from now on. I shook my head slightly from side to side in a physical attempt to shake the thoughts from my mind as I figured I might just be seeing things. After all, I did just wake up from an hour-long nightmare session that had made me break out into a cold sweat while screaming and flailing in my sleep like a lunatic.
"Oh, by the way, Daddy," Marrisa's soft voice said as I placed my empty glass down on the kitchen counter. "Your boss called earlier so I answered it, figuring it may be important, and he asked me to let you know that he needed you to come in for a couple of hours to help out with some sort of an emergency." Her tone was nonchalant as she lifted her hand closer to her face and began to pick at the flaking red nail polish on one of her fingers.
Even though the information that Marrisa had just shared with me seemed innocent in nature, it was far from it. I work in a very volatile field, more specifically I work in a plant that handles extremely dangerous and explosive products. My position is quality control and safety inspections. So, I roam the plant during my eight-hour days and make sure all of the employees are following the proper procedures and safety guidelines that we have in place as well as making sure all of the equipment and machinery is up to date for maintenance. All of this boils down to one simple thing. If I am being called in to help with an emergency the chances of it being minor are slim to none. "How long ago did he call?" I asked Marrisa, panic pouring from my pours as my heart began to race once again. The last time we had an emergency, and I was called in to help the plant was shut down due to an explosion that killed four people. That was one of the worst days of my life and I prayed to any God that would listen that this was not going to be another repeat of that incident.
"Um... Maybe like fifteen or twenty minutes." Marrisa's tone conveyed her disinterest in the subject at hand as she continued to pick off her week-old nail polish, either not understanding how important this could be or just plainly not caring.