Sandra was at the door the moment she heard the car approaching over the gravel road. Ah! That had to be it. Her. The previous owners had been very keen to get rid of her. "Dangerous", "indomitable", "vicious" - they had been generous with warnings. To Sandra, it was exactly what she was looking for. No one who looked at the petite woman with the long blonde hair and the broad smile would have guessed it, but there was a dark side to her. Her new pet promised to give her every excuse she needed to indulge that side, to hurt and humiliate. On her hunt for a furry, she had deliberately looked for the one with the strongest will. There was no fun in making a timid lapdog whimper... but if she did the same thing to something proud and fierce, that was something to be proud of!
A pickup truck with a thick-walled wooden box stopped in front of the isolated, slightly dilapidated farmhouse where she lived. Thick chains were wrapped around the box, and she could hear loud growling from the few air holes cut into the wood. The driver, a middle-aged man with a wide mustache, greeted Sandra and shook her hand. His arms were both thickly bandaged, and he seemed very relieved. Together, they loaded the box onto a pushcart (the thing inside pounded the walls so hard it almost jumped off the cart) and wheeled it into a small shed off the main building. Back in the day, it had been an icehouse - with its sturdy stone walls, it seemed ideal for use as a makeshift cell. With another relieved smile, the man handed her the key to the lock on the chain and drove away.
She could not stop herself from shaking a little as she approached the box, holding the key in her left hand and a cattle prod in her right. On the floor, she had placed a pair of extra-sturdy handcuffs. With a voice she hoped sounded firm and commanding, she shouted: "Okay, bitch. I will open the lid a little, and you will put your hands out to be cuffed. Slowly!" To make sure she got the message, Sandra jabbed the cattle prod through one of the air holes until she made contact. Thousands of volts rushed through the instrument and sent the message through every muscle of her new pet's body. Then, she withdrew the prod and began to open the lock.
A pickup truck with a thick-walled wooden box stopped in front of the isolated, slightly dilapidated farmhouse where she lived. Thick chains were wrapped around the box, and she could hear loud growling from the few air holes cut into the wood. The driver, a middle-aged man with a wide mustache, greeted Sandra and shook her hand. His arms were both thickly bandaged, and he seemed very relieved. Together, they loaded the box onto a pushcart (the thing inside pounded the walls so hard it almost jumped off the cart) and wheeled it into a small shed off the main building. Back in the day, it had been an icehouse - with its sturdy stone walls, it seemed ideal for use as a makeshift cell. With another relieved smile, the man handed her the key to the lock on the chain and drove away.
She could not stop herself from shaking a little as she approached the box, holding the key in her left hand and a cattle prod in her right. On the floor, she had placed a pair of extra-sturdy handcuffs. With a voice she hoped sounded firm and commanding, she shouted: "Okay, bitch. I will open the lid a little, and you will put your hands out to be cuffed. Slowly!" To make sure she got the message, Sandra jabbed the cattle prod through one of the air holes until she made contact. Thousands of volts rushed through the instrument and sent the message through every muscle of her new pet's body. Then, she withdrew the prod and began to open the lock.
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