After we were done, my legs were still throbbing, weak from riding him so desperately in the car. Raymond drove me home in heavy, satisfied silence, one hand resting possessively on my thigh the entire way. When he pulled up in front of my apartment building, he leaned over and kissed me deeply one last time.“Text me,” he murmured against my lips before I stepped out.I nodded, still flushed, and watched his taillights disappear down the street before turning toward my door. The moment I pushed it open, a strong hand clamped a handkerchief over my nose and mouth from behind. The sharp, chemical scent burned my lungs. I struggled wildly, clawing at the arm around my waist, kicking back, but my vision blurred fast. My body grew heavy. Then everything went black.When I woke up, my head was pounding. Rough ropes bit into my wrists and ankles, tying me tightly to a wooden chair in a dimly lit, damp room. I yanked against the bindings, panic surging through me as the memories rushed bac
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