It is quite possible Tryp will hate me for this... I got to bite the bullet at some point. I did promise him i would write him something sometime. I hear it is common to write this genre of literature on the forum. It gives him a chance to judge my writing abilities. I might be a bad writer though I bought myself a few books so if that is the case hopefully I will improve. I mean it is hard to judge my writing abilities when only friends and high school teachers read my material. I usually just write fiction or sci-fi rather than realism. This means constructive criticism or comments is welcome.
WARNING 18+
Read at your own risk.
Without further ado... This is what I think a night with tryp would go down...
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A night with Tryptamine
I clench my fingers tightly around my dimly lit candlestick. As I walk I can’t help but to stare down into the candle’s soothing flames. I briefly interrupt my gaze to catch a single glimpse of my surroundings through the reflection of a dark window up ahead.
With just one glance I can see him in the distance. With just one glance my heart jumps.
How could I be so stupid? The light I hold so dearly is no more than a flashing beacon. I shut my eyes trying to hold back the tears threatening to spill. There is nothing on earth could prepare me for whatever he has in store for me. Why can’t I move? Why can’t I run or fight? I’m more helpless than a wounded doe.
“There you are angel,†his voice whispers.
He slowly moves his way around me until he’s directly in front of me. Wooooh, and just like that he blows my candle out. As the smoke rises, I drop the candle to the ground. He places his hand under my chin slowly lifting my gaze towards his face. His familiar dark hair is the first thing to grab my attention. I melt the second I meet with his warm brown eyes. The very second I’m distracted, he wastes no time in filling the gap between us.
It scares me to think I would still trust him if I hadn’t seen what he’s capable of for myself.
The images are still freshly embedded in my mind. I never understood the depths of his perversion until earlier tonight. It all happened so fast. The second he heard me scream he came after me. I mean, what did I expect? Did I actually expect him to just let me walk away?
“You’re not putting up much of a fight,†he taunts.
“Please,†I whisper under my breath.
“Hushhh, if you're in luck you might still keep a shred of your precious dignity,†he whispers, placing a finger on my lips.
Please, I try voicing through my sorrowful eyes. Suddenly I hear an echoing laugh swirl itself around me. Allister then wraps his arms around me pressing his chest up against my frail body. He can feel my surrender and uses this opportunity to pull me over his shoulder. Then he carries me away in the dead of night.
“Where are we going?†I mumble shyly.
“To my spaceship, obviously,†he sarcastically answers.
After a while of awkward silence he sets me down in an open shed near a lake dock. Soon after, he turns towards me bearing an eerie smiles.
“You’re going to kill me now?†I ask shivering in place.
“If you must know… I have better plans..,†he responds.
“Why not just let me go if you’re not planning on killing me?†I wonder.
“If you want me to cut your tongue out just ask,†he threatens.
I shut my mouth as if to guard my tongue from such a possibility before swallowing and taking a step back. I soon notice he left around the corner of the shed. I use this occasion to glance around the shed.
There, in the corner I spot the shimmer of a small blade. A fishing knife on the wooden stool next to a handful of fishing rods. I casually walk towards the corner attempting to stay as calm as possible. The moment I’m near the wooden stool, I lift up the blade and hold it tightly and discreetly. Just as I am about to smile, I feel a warm breath on my neck.
“Ready to go?†the he asks me.
“Almost…†I whisper.
I grip the blade tight then swiftly swing around to stab him. Unfortunately for me, I stop just before the blade pierces his flesh. The nostalgia for the old memories we shared race through my head and haunt me, turning me soft. The man manages to grab my wrist to then squeeze me so tight I unwillingly drop the blade. The sound of the metal hitting the wooden floor will surely be the last sound I hear. I close my eyes only to open them to the surprising uprising of laughter.
Behind him I notice a white car that wasn’t there before pulled up in front of the shed. Allister walks away from the shed. I stand still in protest hoping he somehow forgets me.
“If you can’t keep up, I’ll knock you out and drag you,†he hisses.
I reluctantly join him in the car that awaits us in front of the shed. In the car, he holds my wrists together. I hear the sound of plastic before feeling him tighten a zip tie around my wrists. I restrain myself from asking any questions in fear of losing my tongue.