Captured in the moment

[fantasstic]

At first, it all seemed normal- or at least normal enough. Drinking in a bar with friends, becoming drunk enough to not fully realize what was going on... and then the scene was gone, only her alone in the shadows of a dark room, a candle as the only source of light. Her blonde locks of hair were now cut short, flowing down until they almost reached her shoulders, a black blindfold tied around her head allowing her to see as it rested on her forehead. Only then did she realize that the only clothes she was wearing were a black mini-bra and panties that didn't belong to her, that chains her fastened around her to not let her move her arms nor legs. A chain necklace added to the look, her other rings were gone. Did she have a boyfriend? Wrong question. The right one would be, did her captor care about whether she had a boyfriend or not? No, whoever it was obviously didn't. Jadie Ryders was lost and alone, a dreadful sensation that no one ever wants to have. And then he came.

It was a guy about her age, not wearing handcuffs, a playful grin, an ever-so-charming expression, and he simply said: "I can get us out." Jadie looked at him, forcing herself to stay serious, knowing what would come. It was always the same. Always. "At what cost? You can't fool me, they always want something in exchange." The boy smirked slightly, simply raising his eyebrows when he spoke. "Yeah, I have to admit you're right and there's no denying it. There's always a price for everything, no exceptions..." He was right. It wasn't the first time Jadie had gotten into a sticky situation like the one she was in now, but somehow there seemed to be something different about this time. Something unexplainable. "Whatever. So, just tell me what you're asking, I wanna get out of here and we both know it."

The 20-ish year old came a little closer, and whispered, "Well why else do you think you've got chains tying you up?" He glowed strangely in the light of the candle, his expression unreadable... or was it just a trick her eyes were playing on her?