Ruin Me, Brother
No one would hear, and no one would come.
“I’m so sorry, miss,” she sobbed. “Please, I’m sorry—”
“Sorry?” I laughed. “You should be screaming. Scream louder. I want to hear how pathetic you sound.”
The scream wasn’t enough, and I knew I had to do more than just grab her hair. I thrust the scissors into her hand—not deep enough to do permanent damage, but deep enough to hurt. Deep enough to hear that perfect note of agony in her screams.
“Ha,” I breathed deeply, closing my eyes as I found pleasure in her screams. “Yes. That’s better. That’s the sound I needed. Scream more, bitch.”
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