Re: (experinced ONLY!) My Bloody Wedding Day....

[Guardian Angel]

Ruby adverted her gaze from him to look up at the driver who noticed shot little glances at them in the mirror. She could not tell if he was enjoying seeing her half nude or if he repelled it. She got mixed vibs from him. Occasionally she caught his gaze and tried to plead with her eyes for his help but she knew it was no use.

The car began to stop and the driver said softly that they were there. She gasped alittle, still afraid because she could not see where here was. She whimpered as the this took hold of her arms and lifted her up into an awkward sitting position. She pulled her face away, trying to get it far away from his as she possibly could.

Where ever she was, she knew it was certain doom. It all ended here. Her amazing life from just a few hours before was a bloody mess on the beach. She knew no one was left to save her now and just had to face it. But how? Being spoiled and bratty as she was, what could she do? Money would not bribe this man and neither would fame or fortune. Only her body would please him and she knew this by the lusty look in his eyes.

[• Echo]

Aiden
Ignoring her attempts to get away, I unlock the car door as it came to a stop.  Pushing open the door I climbed out, pulling Ruby with me.  It was dark out now, and the estate we were on was quiet.  A dark, ancestral-styled house rose up in front of the circle driveway.  The other van had also stopped, the men standing around watching, and I jerked Ruby's body close to me, pushing against her to get her moving.  

"Welcome home," I snarled gently into her ear, marching her up to the front steps while keeping her arms roughly behind her back, daring her with every harsh movement to make a sound or try to run for it, hoping she was just scared enough to listen and obey.  

"We're going to have some fun here," I added, as I reached forward and opened one of the doors to the mansion.  "And you're going to learn to like it here.".  

[Guardian Angel]

Ruby grunted and cried out as she was jerked up and forced out of the van. Even though it was dark, her eyes could just make out a large mansion looming before her. It was perched on a slope and the circle drive way gave it a neat mark. She glanced around her and saw the other men watching them and she grimaced at the looks they gave her half naked body. She wished she was more covered up.

The man began to lead her up the stairs, holding her arms tightly behind her back and pushing her along. "Please let me go! I wont like it here!" she pleaded and fought a little bit against his restraint. "This is not my home!" she whined.

When he said they would have some fun, her heart sank. If he was not going to kill her, he was going to torture her. Sexually. upon realizing this, she dared to a make a move. She thrust her hips back into his groin and tried to throw her head back, her auburn hair flying freely with it. "No!" she howled.

[• Echo]

Aiden
She struggled a bit in front of me, and I pulled her arms closer, my grip tightening so as not to lose hold of her. My eyes narrowed slightly in anger as I continued forcing her towards the doors, until she decided to make a move.

My breath caught in a mixture of pain and anger when she threw her hips backwards against mine forcefully. Her head came back, forcing mine to do the same as I dodged the hit, my hands slipping slightly on her wrists. I regained my composure quickly, muttering a string of curses and threats into her ear as I all but threw her foreward again, anger clouding my vision momentarily.

One of the men opened up one of the heavy doors, none of them wanting to get in my way or on my bad side, my irritation levels soaring high. I held Ruby's wrists tightly together in a way that I hoped hurt, pushing her along in front of my body and watching her carefully.

"Go ahead and do that again, see what happens," I growled into her ear, reaching around her to jerk open the door that led to the basement once we had reached the kitchen. I all but carried her down most of the steps before letting her go and pushing her foreward for the last few. Turning around, I marched back up the stairs before she could run back up.

"Have a good night, sweetheart," I snarled into the darkness before slamming the heavy door shut behind me, sliding the bolt into place. I would be back soon.

[Guardian Angel]

Ruby whimpered in pain when she felt his hands tighten around her slender wrists even more. She thought of struggling against him again as they finished climbing the stairs and reached the doors. I saw the men who opened them and spat at them, "You all are pathetic fools. You will let this asshole boss you around and you wont even help a woman! Go to hell!" and the doors were closed.

Pissed now she growled back, "You kill me, you wont have a fun time anymore." He marched her through the dark house to the kitchen and to a heavy door. She could see that at the bottom of the steps it was dark. A basement maybe? He half carried her down the stairs and set her in the blackness, making a run up the strairs to quickly shut the door.

"Wait!" she cried. "Please do not leave me down here in the dark!" she begged. Ruby sank to her knees. She crawled to a wall and brought those scared knees to her chest and wrapped her sore arms around them. She dropped her head and began to sob.

[• Echo]

After the door slammed shut behind him, Aiden stood staring at the wooden patterns marking its surface. Straightening up, he smooth out the contours of his shirt, listening to the muffled sound of her cries as she sat alone in the dark. Turning away abruptly, he marched out of the kitchen, ignoring the sideways glances his staff gave him as he went, before he reached out and grabbed a young boy as he scurried past holding a silver tray. The boy’s eyes widened in fear, and his lower lip trembled slightly as he shrank away from the hand firmly clasping his shoulder.

“Make sure she gets something to eat,” Aiden growled, before letting go and watching the boy hurry away towards the kitchen. Aiden watched until the boy disappeared around the corner, then twisted around towards the winding staircase and making his way up. He would give her the night, and part of the day, before the real fun would begin. Eventually, she’d learn, and then there wouldn’t be any of these antics. Opening the door to his room, he looked over his shoulder at one of the many servants.

“I don’t want to be disturbed for the remainder of the night, unless absolutely necessary,” he said curtly, and the servant nodded before disappearing, and Aiden shut the door behind him.

The servant boy he had growled at earlier was no older than fifteen. Unlocking the door, he slowly drew back the bolt and dragged the heavy block of wood open, looking down into the dark. Gulping, he turned on the single light bulb that hung from the ceiling and slowly began making his way down, carrying the same silver tray as earlier, though this one was laden with a glass pitcher of water, some crackers verging on the edge of being stale, and a bowl of soup.



Bleh, sorry, it’s kinda dry…

[Guardian Angel]

Ruby listened as she sat with her back against the stone wall. Her cries were soft as she tried to concentrate on the heavy foot falls upstairs. She lowered her gaze and only wished her eyes would grow used to the darkness around her. The stone wall was cold against her bare back and the floor nipped her open skin with its harsh, coarse texture. She felt as though she were in a dungeon.

It felt like hours as she tried to doze. Ruby kept feeling what felt like rats and gross bugs running across her hurt body. She would often squeal and cry out in horror and fear, but no heard her. Suddenly, a light flipped on and momentarily blinded her. At first she thought she was dead and she really hoped she was, but then she noticed it was a young boy with a tray of food.

She sat up straighter and pulled her legs nearer to her, wrapping her arms across her mostly bare chest. She was unsure if she should speak to him or not, he looked scared. She watched him climb down the steps with the food...

[• Echo]

The light from the dusty lightbulb cast pale light down into the darkness, causing strange shadows in weird places and making the young boy descending the stairs even more jumpy. Every so often a step would creak as his weight was put on it, and his heart lurched painfully in his chest each time the stairs gave way beneath him partially, fearing that at any moment he might fall through the floor boards below. Stepping up his pace, trying to step as lightly and quickly as possible on the old wood, he went as fast as he dared to go without dropping his tray or spilling its contents. Eventually he reached the last few steps and let out the breath he hadn't even realized he had been holding.

Taking a moment to push his red mop of hair back from his forehead, he carefully peered into the dim room before he spotted the woman who was being kept down here. Taking a step towards her, he stopped and felt heat flush to his cheeks. Her dress was torn, showing off a wide expanse of skin and barely hiding her most private parts. She was curled up into a corner, her legs pulled up and arms crossed over her chest in an attempt to shield herself from any eyes, or hands, knowing the Master, and she was barely succeeding. Averting his eyes down to the floor, he slowly began to make his way towards her, not trusting himself to look at her. He wanted to say something; sorry, if nothing else, but his mouth wouldn't form he words even if he were to try.

Coming to a stop about five feet away from her, he hesitated before he slowly bent down to set the tray onto the floor. It made an awkward clanking sound against the stone floor that sounded strange and out of place amongst the silence.

[Guardian Angel]

Ruby watched him with lucid emerald eyes that were dim in the waning light of the dull light bulb held above her head. He was a fairly young boy, no more than a typical middle schooler with a wild orange hair and she assumed pale skin based on the glow from the light. He took his time at first as he came down the stairs, then quickened by some fear.

He drew closer with the tray of food and she saw him advert his eyes. At first she was unaware of what he was trying not to look at, and then she remembered her half naked body. Ruby drew in a sad breath and again tried to adjust herself so she was more hidden. He set the tray near to her and the sound echoed of the dark, stone walls. She lusted for the food, but dared to move. Her body hurt and she feared more skin would be exposed.

Something inside her wanted to reach out to the young boy and stroke his cheek, look into his eyes, and smile at him. She wanted to speak to him but words escaped her. Tucking wild hair behind her ears with one free hand, she tried to meet his eyes and smile. She mustered up a "Thank you." in a very small voice and she attempted to reach for her supper.

[• Echo]

As he straightened, the girl moved and he found himself jumping slightly, as though he feared a beating, before he remembered who he had been sent to feed. His eyes lifted up to her’s and she smiled at him, a small, forced smile that set him slightly more at ease. She thanked him, and although he couldn’t say anything back as he was a mute, he managed to bring a small smile to his lips in return, and nodded slowly. A slight twinge pinched his gut when he turned to leave, the smile slipping from his lips as quickly as it had come. The dark, dungeon-like room seemed like a safer place than upstairs, even with its hidden fears and doubtless dangers. He found himself rather wanting to stay with the girl, who seemed a whole lot nicer than his master and master’s other servants, but he knew the men upstairs would be waiting, and they were an impatient lot. So he forced the feeling down and hurried up the stairs again, though he couldn’t help but cast one last look down to the girl before he disappeared through the door again.

As soon as the door was shut and locked, one of the older servants cast him a disdaining look. “You didn’t bring the tray back?” he asked impatiently, shaking his head in disgust. Alec, the boy, seemed to shrink in size as the man pushed him away from the door with more force than needed, and Alec quickly scurried out of the way. Shaking his head, the older servant turned away again, deciding to ignore the boy for now. He could get the tray later; Aiden had made it clear that they were not to go down there unless he ordered them to, even if they were just trying to receive one of the priceless trays that had been one of his own family heirlooms.

Aiden took off his expensive suit with barely contained disgust, tossing his loafers into a corner. At least now he could breathe easier without the choked-feeling of the tie. Slipping on a looser outfit, he studied his reflection in the full-length mirror, smoothing his hair back. A knock on his door made his eyebrows narrow in annoyance as he barked out an impatient “What?”. The door slid open a crack, and one of the servants looked in. “The chefs would like to know if you are planning on eating,” he said cautiously, and Aiden turned to look at him. “No,” he answered curtly, and the servant nodded and shut the door again, hurrying back down the hall away from the room. He really wasn’t in the mood for eating right now. Walking across the room, he picked up the remote and turned the TV on, flipping to the news channel. Of course, Ruby’s abduction and family massacre was everywhere at this point, and Aiden chuckled softly to himself.

[Guardian Angel]

As Ruby sat up against the wall, waiting to reach again for her tray until she felt more comfortable. Watching him, she saw the small smile tug at the corners of his thin lips. Why wont he speak? Is he afraid someone is listening? Was he also abducted by the cruel man who took her? Confused, she wanted to ask him why he would not speak but when she opened her mouth, he was already up the wooden stairs and had his hand on the door. "Bye." she whispered to him though she doubted he could hear her.

Leaning forward adn taking the tray, she winced at the pain in her side. Ignoring it, she stared down at the measly meal before her with sad eyes and a frowning mouth. Taking a drink from the pitcher first, Ruby half smiled at how cool it was though it did not seem fresh. The soup was cold and bland and the crackers were too hard. Sighing, she removed the pitcher from the tray and tossed the rest across the cement room. It clattered against the opposite wall, the soup splattering in a weird design. "Take that, bastard." she growled and sighed. What if the boy had to come and clean that? Now she felt bad.

Sitting back up agaisnt the wall, Ruby reflected upon her day or was it two days? She couldnt remember. "Standing at the alter..." she whispered as the images of her husband's happy face floated up. Then they were mixed with the horrors of gun shots and the dead faces of family. She shrank back with tears in her eyes. How could this happen to her? What had she done to deserve this?

Looking up at the door at the top of the stairs, she silently cursed the man who took her. She had little to be thankful for except maybe her life at the moment, the boy who brought her food, and the water. "At least you left the light on.." she said softly to the boy who was upstairs somewhere.

[• Echo]

After a couple of minutes, Aiden turned off the t.v., glancing at the clock. It was nearly ten, much later than he had expected. Undoing the buttons on his shirt, he dropped it onto the bed and moved to the bathroom to clean up. Tomorrow, that was when the fun would truly begin.

--------------(Yeah, that's all I've got right now >.<)

The next morning, downstairs was just as busy as ever with the servants as they tried to scramble to get chores done before their Master woke up. Alec jumped in surprise when one of the older servant boys grabbed him by his scruff and all but threw him to the basement door, thrusting a tray laden with breakfast into his hands.

"Go," he growled at him. "And don't forget to bring the trays back, both of them!" Alec nodded quickly as the older boy unlocked the door before hurrying down again towards the girl. Glancing down at the tray, he slowed down about halfway down the steps after he slipped once. At least this time, the girl's food wasn't stale, but seemed to have been cooked this morning. Making it to the bottom, he looked around to see if she had moved, but she was relatively in the same place as the previous night, but the tray was gone. Looking around, he spotted it laying beside the wall opposite her, its contents spilled across the ground and wall, and his heart fell slightly. Now he was in for it; because he hadn't gotten her tray and such back last night, there was another mess to be cleaned up.

[Guardian Angel]

Ruby had her head tucked in between her arms like a pillow. It was the most comfortable way for her to sleep last night as she moved to lie on her side. Something struck the door and it had her flying bolt upright in fear. What if it was her kidnapper? She held her breath, waiting for the worst when the door opened. She let out the air when she realized it was only the boy.

She sat up and fixed what remained of her dress as he came down. He glanced at the old tray and food splattered on the opposite wall. She followed his gaze and her heart sank. "Im so sorry!" she said softly as she lifted her hand. "I was just upset. Id do it if i could.." she offered and dropped her hand.

[• Echo]

Alec wished he could have said something to her; his mouth opened as though he were about to speak, but no words came out. Moving towards her, not really afraid that she might try something anymore, he set the new tray down next to her again. Turning, he walked silently across the small room to pick up the other tray and the dishes that had gone with it, before he moved to the stairs. Before he went up, he paused, turning to look back at the young woman huddled in the corner, for a moment afraid that she may do the same thing. But she had apologized already for throwing the tray the night before, and she must be hungry at this point. Plus, the food wasn't nearly spoiled this time, and he would be back in a couple of minutes. So he turned and hurried back up the stairs, shutting the door lightly behind him. As usual, he was unnoticed as he moved through the kitchen and set the tray on the counter, grabbing an extra bucket and brush and filling it with warm water and soap, then slipped back downstairs to where Ruby sat.

She was still there, not that he had expected her to not be. His fingers twitched slightly as he set the bucket down before the wall, and he slowly pulled the brush from it and rung the excess water out.




(Ugh, I can do better -.- Sorry I've been gone for a while, I had some personal issues to take care of, but I should be back now!)

[Guardian Angel]

Ruby watched in silence as he prepared to speak to her and nothing came out. It made her sad knowing he could not speak so she looked away. He set the tray down beside her and she lifted her eyes to examine its contents. It consisted of a bowl of soup, bread, and cup of water. She sighed and pulled the tray closer so she could sip the soup. It wasn't so bad. Ruby hadn't realized how hungry she really was until she started to lap at the thick liquid. She dipped the hard bread into and scooped out chucks. At last she downed the water and leaned against the wall.
Ruby did not realize that the boy had left because when she looked up, he was coming back down the stairs with a bucket of water. Her face burned with embarrassment as she watched him go over to clean it. "Im still really sorry.." she said again, her voice bouncing off the stone walls of the jail she was forced to stay in.

(its just wonderful to have you back!)

[• Echo]

Alec looked up from the wall, his eyes flickering over to her again. He didn't know how else he could show her that it wasn't too big of a deal, so he just smiled reassuringly at her. He was used to this kind of thing by now, and it no longer bothered him. Not too long after, he was finished, and he dropped the rag back into the bucket. She seemed to be done eating, and he slowly made his way back over to her to collect her tray again.

Aiden was slow to rise that morning, going through his plans for the day. Just the thought of the beautiful young woman downstairs, her dress ripped, not knowing where she was, was enough to excite him. He felt in control, and he was. After a quick, short breakfast, he called for a few of his men to move Ruby into a room that had been prepped upstairs. He didn't really like the idea of playing with her in the dingy basement downstairs.

[Guardian Angel]

Ruby caught his smile and smiled back, not a full smile because her jaw hurt but a warm enough smile to let him know she understood. She scooted the tray towards him so he could take it back up stairs.
"Do you think you could bring more water?" she asked him, tucking dirty hair behind her ears.
Ruby was about to say something more when she heard heavy foot steps upstairs and caught her breath. It sounded like two heavily built men heading towards the door. She started breathing real heavy and clutching at her sides. Images of last night when that man took her flashed through her mind and caused her to close her eyes and whimper.

[• Echo]

Alec nodded when she asked for more water, scooping the tray up and cradling it against his body. She looked like she wanted to say something else, but before she could, the door to the basement banged open, and Alec jumped in surprise. The two men trod heavily down the stairs towards them, and Alec stepped back out of their way, for fear they might strike him if he didn't.

"It's time to go," one of the men said gruffly, gripping Ruby tightly by the arm, though trying not to jerk her too much. Pulling her to her feet, he began to lead her to the staircase. Alec trailed behind them, intent on following them so he might get her her water.

[Guardian Angel]

Ruby's head flew up in surprise as the door at the top of the steps creaked open. She drew herself up into a ball and started to rock, whimpering. She looked at the boy holding her tray and begged him with her blurry green to help her but deep down she knew he couldn't.
Two men came clamoring down the steps, both big and burly looking. They came closer, the boy shrinking out of thier way, and bent down to pick her up. She debated whether or not to fight butm but resisted the urge. She felt so weak and vulnerable. This pissed her off that she appeared like a child. They both grabbed her arms and lifted her to her feet, walking with her to the stairs.
Ruby was walking funny, trying to hide the obvious gaps in her dress over her breasts and her private parts. Every time she walked, the dress swung to the side and revealed her ass and various parts of skin. She tried to keep her legs crossed as she walked, moving like a clumsy model would with a broken heel.

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