They left me alone most of the time. I think they want me off guard so they can question me again. But I don't think I can find my voice to defend myself, and convince them that I had not been lying.
Wasn't I more confident then this?
Not recently.
At the moment I'm actually kind of bored and tired but I can't sleep. I always have a problem with sleeping though. My shoulder ached from laying on it too long and moving it around only helps for a little bit.
Will I get to eat and drink water? Was I being monitored and having my time in here recorded?
It was a rather dumb thought but maybe I would be able to bore them enough into letting me go. No, I need them to know that what had really happened had really traumatized me. I don't think I have gotten more then a few hours of sleep all week. Sadly that is rather normal with my work schedule of working over nights.
I needed to convince them. It was horrible that I needed to but I didn't have much of a choice if I wanted to make it out of here with less damage then last time!
They had let me fall asleep. I truly think they want my concern to subside and then be suffering later. But when I woke I felt more alert but stiff. Movement was hard on my body from the ground that had no comfort.
I looked around the empty and small cell. The concrete was everywhere. The metal door in front of me rusted in the middle remained unopened. When would they come and try to hurt me? My questions were already coming nonstop. Now I was getting scared again.
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Blind Suffering II ... Government Interrogation
General FictionKate 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...
