sandmartin
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The evening was warm following a blazing hot day. I was making my way home after a couple of drinks in town with some friends. Too many drinks to drive and too nice an evening to take a taxi, so I decided to save the price of ride home and enjoy the evening.
Me? I’m Jenny, in my prime, my most striking feature is my long blonde hair, to the middle of my back, which everyone admires. I’m a young twenty-three year old, an all round nice girl, slim and of a normally cheerful disposition.
The traffic is light and the pubs have not yet emptied for the evening so everything is relatively quiet. I notice a Transit Van on the side of the road. The strange thing is there is a guy sitting in the side door staring at a piece of paper. It looks odd because I would have expected him to be in his cab.
I avert my gaze as he glances up and down the road. He looks lost and I just know he is going to ask me for directions, I’ve all ready seen him notice me. Well they say there is one born every minute and if this guy expects good directions out of me he must be a whole hours worth!
“Can you tell me...” He’s pointing at a piece of paper, I crow my neck to look at the dreadfully written scrawl. He stands up, turning side on to me so I can get a better view and then all of a sudden I am tumbling.
The air is knocked from me, leaving me gasping for breath on the floor of the van. Before I can even begin to comprehend what is happening my lungs are filling with a sweet sickly odour.
I try desperately to twist my head away from the cloth he is holding over my mouth and nose, trying hard not to breathe any of the vapour in. I feel my head going giddy, and then everything goes black.
*** *** *** *** ***
I come to, slowly at first, my head thick, my muscles kind of tight and inoperable. I feel sick, like I really am going to vomit and I try to turn. The cobwebs clear from my mind as I realise my limbs are thrown out awkwardly and restricted - that I am moving, I am in a vehicle. Everything comes rushing in all at once. I remember the van, the brief struggle.
My limbs have been bound spread open. I am lying on a smelly old mattress and as I look up through the window, I realise we have left town. I just don’t know why or what is happening…
Me? I’m Jenny, in my prime, my most striking feature is my long blonde hair, to the middle of my back, which everyone admires. I’m a young twenty-three year old, an all round nice girl, slim and of a normally cheerful disposition.
The traffic is light and the pubs have not yet emptied for the evening so everything is relatively quiet. I notice a Transit Van on the side of the road. The strange thing is there is a guy sitting in the side door staring at a piece of paper. It looks odd because I would have expected him to be in his cab.
I avert my gaze as he glances up and down the road. He looks lost and I just know he is going to ask me for directions, I’ve all ready seen him notice me. Well they say there is one born every minute and if this guy expects good directions out of me he must be a whole hours worth!
“Can you tell me...” He’s pointing at a piece of paper, I crow my neck to look at the dreadfully written scrawl. He stands up, turning side on to me so I can get a better view and then all of a sudden I am tumbling.
The air is knocked from me, leaving me gasping for breath on the floor of the van. Before I can even begin to comprehend what is happening my lungs are filling with a sweet sickly odour.
I try desperately to twist my head away from the cloth he is holding over my mouth and nose, trying hard not to breathe any of the vapour in. I feel my head going giddy, and then everything goes black.
*** *** *** *** ***
I come to, slowly at first, my head thick, my muscles kind of tight and inoperable. I feel sick, like I really am going to vomit and I try to turn. The cobwebs clear from my mind as I realise my limbs are thrown out awkwardly and restricted - that I am moving, I am in a vehicle. Everything comes rushing in all at once. I remember the van, the brief struggle.
My limbs have been bound spread open. I am lying on a smelly old mattress and as I look up through the window, I realise we have left town. I just don’t know why or what is happening…