08 Reality

Ruby

The empty living area made me feel like I was in a holding cell somewhere. The man had nothing. I wondered how he spent his free time. I went back to my room to charge my phone. I knew the thing would be useless soon because I doubted my father would continue to pay the subscription on it. As far as he was concerned, I was another man's property now.

I switched on the phone to see what was going on on social media, and I realised Jasper did not have wifi. This would explain why we could not find him on social media. I sat on the mattress, bored and angry.

I wanted to forget what transpired, but I couldn't. There is nothing else to do than to remember.

I shouldn't have walked up to him at the bar. I was stupid, dragging him to the dancefloor and dry humping him. I felt his bulge, and I wanted it and look where it got. I began to weep again. I pulled out my hand mirror and stared at his bite. At first, I was too distraught to notice, but the bite was pronounced, intense, and de