Identity Crisis
“What had happened? She opened her eyes. It had no effect. Darkness was absolute. Her head felt muzzy, her mouth dry. She tried to remember. She’d been at home. The storm: was that what had happened? Had the storm caused some sort of a blackout? She was lying down now. But where had she been before? The lounge – that was the last thing she remembered – being in the lounge. Had she suffered some sort of an accident? Why was it so dark? And why was she lying like this? She wasn’t at all comfortabl...e. Her arms were stretched above her head and outwards, diagonally. Her legs too were stretched apart. Why? She could feel some sort of cover over her and a soft surface below her body, could feel the soft material against her skin.
Shock gripped her. She was naked. But she was never naked. Not even in bed. Not even with her husband. Not that he’d have noticed. Hadn’t noticed for years. The thought of her nudity, the alarm it caused made her move. Or try to. It was then she felt the restraints.MoreLess
Shock gripped her. She was naked. But she was never naked. Not even in bed. Not even with her husband. Not that he’d have noticed. Hadn’t noticed for years. The thought of her nudity, the alarm it caused made her move. Or try to. It was then she felt the restraints.MoreLess
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