They left me alone so far. It's pitch black in here. There wasn't much time before panic began to sink it. There was a chill, a cold gust of wind that ran down my spine despite the sweater I wore. What were they waiting for? They had me for as long as they wanted and I wasn't sure if I would make it through this time.
It's colder now. Why must freezing a person be a part of things like this? I hate it so much. Someone finally came in and turned on a light. He was much taller then me, having a look to him that said if I tried anything then I would be severely injured. His stance showed power and strength. He wore an all black suit that was well tailored for him.
He asked if I was scared and I nodded. Afraid to talk in case I would say the wrong thing. My heads had been undone so I could write things done and I sat against the wall. He walked a little ways and back. He explained why I was there.
They didn't believe I had been taken the first time. My jaw dropped. How could I lie about something that disturbing? I still couldn't bring myself to say it. But he didn't give me time to talk either as he explained further that he wasn't amused by my stunt for attention and they wanted information on who I really was with. I sat frozen. Again.
Not even a week. Not even a week had I had a chance to recover. The man had left me alone with my own thoughts and I don't know how much time had passed. It felt like a day but might have only been a few minutes. Or hours.
I didn't know what to think. A thousand words are going through my mind so I can't think straight and logical. It's making me too stressed too fast. I can't be stressed this time otherwise I won't make it through this.
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Blind Suffering II ... Government Interrogation
Ficción GeneralKate was a waitress. Just one short week ago she had been taken captive by a terrorist group, intent on showing the world, and the US in particular, how easy it was to simply take someone from the streets and terrorise them. Kate had been forced to...
