Re: A Doll's House (PoW: Angelina Tarrant x Madeleine Citronelle)
Posted: Sat Aug 17, 2024 5:39 am
Even Madeleine was regretting the olive collar. It made her sick to look at it, and she wondered why she even owned something so ratty.
She deserves the degradation. The thought rolled to one side of her tired head like mollasses. But do I deserve something so degraded? sighed the other.
Before Madeleine could figure out what to do with those conflicting feelings, however, Angelina pounced.
She hit Madeleine like a spear, flung her against the bed, grabbed her throat. Adrenaline spiked in Madeleine's skin, making it glow as a fire wracked through her body. But when she tried to breathe, her empty chest heaved, agonized, and she felt a sharp pain in her windpipe like a split in the cartilage.
That image was a dunk into a cold, deep riverbed. Madeleine's fingers trembled as she fumbled around the bony hands clenched over her windpipe.
What if it did split? Can the windpipe split?
But now her body was demanding oxygen. She could feel the need in her fingertips turning numb, in her head expanding like an inflating tire, in her chest burning and heaving like a car engine flooded and choked.
She was getting weaker. She could feel her body bouncing less high. Her legs responding with less vigor, fading, like a candle burning down. Her grip slipped on Angelina's hands and she began to tear at Angelina's flesh with her nails.
As her vision began to tunnel, halo, and darken, she could see Angelina's face wild overhead, mixing in her sputtering imagination with a vision from the ring. A furious face curled with anger and disgust. A grinning cat's smirk, grinding her down for the cameras.
Spittle gurgled from between Madeleine's lips and ran a long, wet line down just under her ear, to mix with the sweat erupting in a panic on her quickly bruising throat.
She deserves the degradation. The thought rolled to one side of her tired head like mollasses. But do I deserve something so degraded? sighed the other.
Before Madeleine could figure out what to do with those conflicting feelings, however, Angelina pounced.
She hit Madeleine like a spear, flung her against the bed, grabbed her throat. Adrenaline spiked in Madeleine's skin, making it glow as a fire wracked through her body. But when she tried to breathe, her empty chest heaved, agonized, and she felt a sharp pain in her windpipe like a split in the cartilage.
That image was a dunk into a cold, deep riverbed. Madeleine's fingers trembled as she fumbled around the bony hands clenched over her windpipe.
What if it did split? Can the windpipe split?
But now her body was demanding oxygen. She could feel the need in her fingertips turning numb, in her head expanding like an inflating tire, in her chest burning and heaving like a car engine flooded and choked.
She was getting weaker. She could feel her body bouncing less high. Her legs responding with less vigor, fading, like a candle burning down. Her grip slipped on Angelina's hands and she began to tear at Angelina's flesh with her nails.
As her vision began to tunnel, halo, and darken, she could see Angelina's face wild overhead, mixing in her sputtering imagination with a vision from the ring. A furious face curled with anger and disgust. A grinning cat's smirk, grinding her down for the cameras.
Spittle gurgled from between Madeleine's lips and ran a long, wet line down just under her ear, to mix with the sweat erupting in a panic on her quickly bruising throat.
