#Dog

A pretty young woman, in a pretty, skimpy dress — rather too skimpy for the time of year — no coat, a tiny bag and a little clutch purse, setting off for god knew where, to be raped and degraded. [Read More]

Estimated reading time: 25 minutes; 5200 words

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She is made to see that, even though she is still free, the fact of her impending slave status means that she must comply in any case, with the most shocking, degrading request. [Read More]

Estimated reading time: 25 minutes; 5200 words

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If some miracle didn’t happen in the next ten minutes, I was going to cease to exist as a person; become a piece of meat; permitted life, air, food, water, shelter for only as long as some man found it more entertaining to use me for sex than to kill me. [Read More]

Estimated reading time: 22 minutes; 4600 words

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He circled back, tried again, rearing up at her, snapping jaws so close to her face, to her naked breasts, his sharp claws, too, but even though she wanted, wanted desperately for it to work, to be frightened back into obedience, into relative safety, it was all too much, and she went the other way, suddenly flailing at the creature, screaming at it with all her strength, all her fear, all her despair, trying to frighten it away, and then she had gone too far for him. [Read More]

Estimated reading time: 15 minutes; 3200 words

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They had not tied her up, not locked the door, not told her where she was allowed to go, just put her in this bare room with its grotty en-suite, left the door open, and told the dog; ‘Hold!’. The dog would be relieved every few hours by another one - though they all looked alike to her. [Read More]

Estimated reading time: 12 minutes; 2500 words

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She knew just what it was that Weinstein wanted from her, and it was appalling and tragic, but she spent almost no time feeling the awfulness of it; there was no time. Nothing else mattered in any case, not when set against the immediate threat of being subjected to the hot coals again, of losing her mind, losing herself forever. [Read More]

Estimated reading time: 10 minutes; 2200 words

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