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"Well, I've been sold as a sex slave, I have no idea if my master will fuck me, then kill me?" Sarah said matter of fact as she cut her food up, "So my future is going to be a slave that is constantly raped, or I will be dead in less than a month, I've accepted my fate, so what is the point in being hysterical?"
The chief engineer took a drag on his cigarette, "Shit, you're a cold bitch."
Vasquez, the only regular woman on the crew scoffed, "Let's see how she is when we dock."
Sarah ignored the insults; she knew the worst was yet to come.
After dinner, she returned to her cabin. She had asked the officer of the watch to wake her at 5 am so she could start her duties.
She hung up her tunic and loosened her tie, freeing the top button. She sat in her chair, looking out into the blackness of the night through her port hole.
A salutary tear rolled down her cheek.
- COMMENTS
Anonymousover 1 year agoWell it's different. I spent 40 years in the merchant and Royal Navies, the writer has her ideas on ranks confused, but I've enjoyed the read.
I (we) want her ship to arrive at her destination and the rest of the story to unfold.
Sluttykitty76over 1 year agoWhile I’ve read other comments I am enjoying the story and realize that it is fictional. So doesn’t have to follow anyones expectations. Eagerly awaiting part 3!! Please
Anonymousover 1 year agoJust a not very realistic slave rag. The writer should research human captivity response. Then add that she's law enforcement. She knows she can't make it to that boat, so no she doesn't just give up. Adrenaline would fuel her. She would also have several plans, including taking her own virginity or getting a crew guy to do it to ruin the buyer's investment. Simply put, she's seen as an asset. Her job is to not be an asset, even if it means her life. This junk is just....she's kidnapped, she follows along, gets sold, makes a weak attempt to escape and quits. Last point? She would never try and take everyone with her escaping.
SaraHushover 1 year agoWell thought out plot development. Thank You for writing this and not letting our heroine lose herself completely.
