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Davy kicked the door with anger, frustration as his voice boomed out
“Let me the fuck out of here?”
The door handle just rattled, the old rusty lock wasn't actually in use, Davy knew that. He had been in his ‘cell’ for two days now since he and his sister were kidnapped whilst on a trip to New York.
Davy sighed deeply as he walked over to the window, standing on a desk to do so. The view of the night time Manhattan skyline would have been breathtaking, if he was only free to appreciate it. From the view, he reckoned he was across the river in New Jersey, from one window he could just about make out the Statue of Liberty, not that he had any liberty at the moment.
Finally he returned to the bed, and laid on his back, looking at the tall industrial ceiling, the cobwebs hanging low from the fluorescent light fittings. He couldn't sleep, his body was too full of energy, his mind too active.
“Hope your alright sis” he mumbled to himself. He had not heard from her since they were separated shortly after they were taken by a group of men. He wasn't sure how many, but enough to push them into the back of a transit van, before being hooded, and then his wrists restrained by cable ties. As he remembered, his fingers subconsciously went to sooth the wrists. Since then, he had been in the rather large office room in some form of warehousing unit close to the river.
He saw a cockroach scurry across the floor, seeking refuge from the cell that he was contained in.
“Lucky Git” he mumbled.
He reached for the novel, an aging Tom CLancy affair, and started to read another chapter. He didn't mind Techno thrillers, but he had read the series as a early teenager, some 8 or 9 years ago.
He heard the clatter of keys, of locks, before the door opened. He sat up, and and faced the door, his torso exposed. His clothes on the back of an old office chair, one castor missing, causing it to slant.
Slowly the door opened, and the small delicate and could be seen on the door edge, as it opened.
“Don’t be too long” was all he heard, obviously from one of the henchmen who had kidnapped him, and was now his captor. Davy just leant back against the cheap headboard, the newest piece of furniture in that old god forsaken delpitated office.
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Stockholm Syndrome
Davy kicked the door with anger, frustration as his voice boomed out
“Let me the fuck out of here?”
The door handle just rattled, the old rusty lock wasn't actually in use, Davy knew that. He had been in his ‘cell’ for two days now since he and his sister were kidnapped whilst on a trip to New York.
Davy sighed deeply as he walked over to the window, standing on a desk to do so. The view of the night time Manhattan skyline would have been breathtaking, if he was only free to appreciate it. From the view, he reckoned he was across the river in New Jersey, from one window he could just about make out the Statue of Liberty, not that he had any liberty at the moment.
Finally he returned to the bed, and laid on his back, looking at the tall industrial ceiling, the cobwebs hanging low from the fluorescent light fittings. He couldn't sleep, his body was too full of energy, his mind too active.
“Hope your alright sis” he mumbled to himself. He had not heard from her since they were separated shortly after they were taken by a group of men. He wasn't sure how many, but enough to push them into the back of a transit van, before being hooded, and then his wrists restrained by cable ties. As he remembered, his fingers subconsciously went to sooth the wrists. Since then, he had been in the rather large office room in some form of warehousing unit close to the river.
He saw a cockroach scurry across the floor, seeking refuge from the cell that he was contained in.
“Lucky Git” he mumbled.
He reached for the novel, an aging Tom CLancy affair, and started to read another chapter. He didn't mind Techno thrillers, but he had read the series as a early teenager, some 8 or 9 years ago.
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He heard the clatter of keys, of locks, before the door opened. He sat up, and and faced the door, his torso exposed. His clothes on the back of an old office chair, one castor missing, causing it to slant.
Slowly the door opened, and the small delicate and could be seen on the door edge, as it opened.
“Don’t be too long” was all he heard, obviously from one of the henchmen who had kidnapped him, and was now his captor. Davy just leant back against the cheap headboard, the newest piece of furniture in that old god forsaken delpitated office.
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