WARNING: The last two chapters (this chapter and the next) get pretty dark, and there will be a non-con part in this chapter. If it upsets you, please don't read. All characters are 18+, another thanks to RP for editing.
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Margret
I felt the rope biting into my wrists as my eyes opened.
"Marge!" I heard Wayne trying to get my attention. After trying to look around through the pitch black darkness, I noticed some smells; it reeked of dried blood, and something rotten that I couldn't identify.
"W-what happened? Where are we?" I asked. Wayne was directly behind me. It was when I answered that I felt his arms move a little through his own restraints.
"I don't know," Wayne replied. "You were right - something is definitely wrong. Are you alright?" he asked.
"I think so. But we need to get out of here. We need to find Nate and..." A beep sounded somewhere in the distance.
"They're awake, sir," someone said into a two way transceiver.
This isn't good, I thought. My stomach churned at the thought of what could happen.
Footsteps were coming toward us. In a few short moments lights flared and, after squinting to adjust to the light, I saw that we were in some sort of storage room. The rotten smell was coming from a body in a bag close to us. My mind went into overdrive thinking that it was Nate or Anya. I was shaking, trembling both in fear and worry. Through the tensing in Wayne's arms, I knew he was thinking the same thing.
"Don't worry," came a voice from in front of me. "That's just some annoying waitress I fucked. But she did briefly see your son...and Anya, as you call her." I looked to see a man with dirty blond hair, and blue eyes. His features were similar to Anya's.
"Well, now, I'm being a poor host," he continued. "I haven't even introduced myself." He walked over and suddenly grabbed a baseball bat. He twirled it around his arm while walking over to us, a sick grin on his face.
"I'm Max Kentwood. You...," he pushed the bat against my throat. My heart pounded. "...are Margret. And that's Wayne. Am I wrong? I would hate to be torturing the wrong people." He sounded so casual and soft spoken about everything.
"Where are my kids?" I asked trying to lose my fear for a moment.
"You mean your kid and his girlfriend?" Max Kentwood asked. "Oh, I'd imagine they're at hotel number 2 with a ticket to pound town. Although I don't know why they didn't just drive faster and stay one night in one hotel. I think they needed a break from you two." He took the bat away, twirling it around his arm again. "I mean, it's about a fourteen hour drive. It only took me a few hours with the helicopter from where they were last..."
"What the hell do you want?!" I interrupted him. He stopped twirling the bat, and with a swift motion took it in his hands and whipped it into action, hitting me in the ribs.
The first thing I felt was any oxygen I had in my lungs leave me in an instant. Then I heard a popping noise; like a piece of wood being broken underwater. Then I felt the ache turn into a burn.
"Margret!" Wayne shouted. "Baby, talk to me!" I tried not to yell out while sitting up again, but it hurt like hell.
"I don't like it when you yell, Marge," Kentwood said. " It doesn't seem like it's something you'd regularly do. Now, do you have a nicer way of asking me a question?" Max asked me. I couldn't speak from the pain and the wind being knocked out of me.
"Sick bastard!" Wayne shouted.
"Now, now. Do you want the same treatment, big guy?" Max asked, still calm and collected. I watched him kneel down to me, poking my ribs where he had hit me. I couldn't help but yelp from the sharp stinging burn that washed through the area when he did it.
"Hmm...that hurts, doesn't it?" Max said without the least bit of compassion in his voice. "What If I just..." He pushed harder on the area. I screamed as the pain worsened.
"Stop! Please!" I begged with tears coming from my eyes. He smiled, eventually backing off.
"Baby? Honey, are you ok?" Wayne asked. "Please talk to me!"
"Don't...talk," I managed to get out. "Don't...give him the...satisfaction..., Wayne."
"Oh, you think that gives me satisfaction?" Max said. "Talking? Oh, no, no, no. Seeing that desperate look to get away; the way a person can writhe in pain; that's what turns me on, Marge." He smiled. I was frozen in place. He's sick; mentally disturbed; a total psycho.
"Now, I would tell you what I plan to do with my sister and your son," he continued. "But that would just ruin the fun, now wouldn't it? No, I can't spoil everything. I'll send Nate back in a few days." He smiled, a hideous and leering expression on his face.
"I won't let you touch my daughter!" Wayne said flatly.
"She's not your daughter, Mr. Blake!" Max spat. "And she belongs back at home. She's mine, not yours." Max taunted. Tears fell from my eyes as I tried my best to start slowly untying the ropes that bound my hands. But only mine at first. Wayne was too angry. If I were to set him free now...well, right now we just needed a way of getting away. Even if it meant I had to compromise with Max. If we were to get out of here, we needed to be smart about it. If we weren't...I didn't want to think of the consequences.
"We'll do whatever you want, boy. But please give us back Anya and Nate!" I begged breathlessly. He looked at me.
"You're never getting Jessica back," he hissed. Hearing her birth name made me flinch.