The long chain feels good in my grasp.
I tug it once, and the animal whimpers, helpless at my feet. The collar constricts its throat, leaving a glistening red hoop around the neck. Another tug for good measure, much harder this time. For a second I think its head will tear off its shoulders. Instead, the thing collapses, a pathetic heap beside me.
I wrap the chain around my hand three times. My hold upon the prisoner is secure. It cannot walk, so I drag it across the ground to the door, invitingly open for the next resident. It takes some effort, but I reach the cell and throw the thing inside, body slamming against the far wall. The cell is small, only a few feet wide, and it'll do perfectly.
"Bitch," the animal mutters as I turn to leave.
"Thank you," I answer with my back turned, pleasure filling me. "It's nice to know the roles are reversed."
Now's not the time to reminisce. I don't need to remember the animal's hands on me, eager for my taste. That day has gone.
I shut the cell door with a triumphant clang!
This is the day I get what I want.
26-year-old screenwriter, script editor, blogger and library assistant currently living in Bristol. English with Creative Writing Graduate, MA Scriptwriting Graduate . I am primarily a writer of film and TV scripts, with four pilots, four short films and a feature film under my belt, but also write blog posts, reviews, and fiction when in the right mood.
Wednesday 25 July 2018
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