The Coochie Diaries
The sound of his staple gun was a percussive counterpoint to her shallow breathing.
When he finally approached her again, it was not with brushes or pigments. In his hands, he held a large, clear glass bottle and a soft, wide brush made of the finest hog’s hair. The liquid inside the bottle was viscous and amber, catching the light like honeyed sap.
“Stand,” he commanded, his voice echoing in the high-ceilinged room.
She rose, the dried paint on her thighs making a faint, crinkling sound. He circled her, his eyes critically assessing the colorful map of her violation. The winding crimson of shame, the chilling green of violation, the murky depth of that intimate humiliation, the blue tear.
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