Author's note: This series contains (occasional) descriptions of rough and forced sex, some of which crosses the boundaries of consent. If this is not up your alley, please click elsewhere! All sexual contact described occurs between adults aged eighteen years and older.
Part 8.
Carefully, son #1 set me down in the passenger seat of his dad's truck and reclined the seat so that I wouldn't have to sit up. He pulled up my pants and underwear, tucking my cock and balls into the pouch of my briefs. Then he felt along my legs and arms, pressing firmly, but gently.
"Is anything broken?" he whispered.
I tried to answer him but my voice came out as a dry rasp. He pressed his fingertips into my belly and then felt up along my ribs.
"Does that hurt?" he asked me. "Do you need to go to the hospital?"
I shook my head. I was trying to raise my arms to look at my wrists, but my arms weren't cooperating. I had been hanging for so long in the shed that my muscles had gone dead. I felt static prickle along my flesh as nerve conduction started to come back to my arms.
Son #1 took my hands and raised them up to look a them in the dim dome light of the truck. The ropes had dug my wrists red and raw, but they weren't bleeding, just incredibly painful. He rubbed my hands, which were still tinged blue, encouraging blood to come back into them. With the increased circulation came pain, and I sucked my breath in, and felt hot tears stream out of my eyes.
He looked up at me. His eyes were dark pools, filled with sadness and anger.
"I'm sorry," he said, and he set my hands down into my lap. He stood up and looked across the truck toward the back yard with a concerned expression on his face.
"We need to get out of here," he said.
He shut the door and walked around to the driver's side, got in, and started the engine. I wasn't in any condition to protest. And in any case, where would I have gone? I was pretty sure that I couldn't even walk.
He reversed quickly out of the driveway and then put the truck in gear and pealed off down the road. Illuminated by the dashboard lights, I watched him drive as I drifted half-in and half-out of consciousness. His jaw flexed and he shook his head. He muttered to himself a few times and made a fist against the steering wheel.
It was late--the dashboard clock read 11:45. I realized just how long I had been hanging in the shed. I wanted to speak up and ask him where he was taking me, what he was going to do with me, but I didn't have the energy or the voice to do so. I drifted off, letting the vibration of the truck and the road lull me into a blank sleep.
I woke when the truck started to bump and jerk. In the headlights, I saw that we were in the woods, driving on a dirt road littered with rocks, heading up a steep incline. We drove on the road for maybe fifteen minutes, winding up and down, even crossing a few streams. The foliage appeared to get denser and denser around us the further we drove, and the road less and less cleared, until it was just two faint ruts.
Abruptly, Son #1 turned into a wide clearing of overgrown grass, at the center of which was a small, dark-looking cabin. Leaving the truck running, he got out and walked through the grass to the door of the cabin, then ran his hands along the top of the door until he found a key. He opened the door and went in, and about a minute later I saw a light come on inside. It was several more minutes before he came back out to the truck.
He was wearing what he usually wore, heavy work boots and thin, mesh shorts, with a tight tank top. He turned off the truck and came around to my door. I sat up. The muscles of my body were starting to respond to my commands. I started to get out--I thought that I could probably walk--but he swooped me up again in his arms and carried me across the yard to the cabin like I was a baby.
As he carried me, a bolt of lightening streaked across the sky. A loud rumble of thunder rolled across the woods, seconds later. Instinctively, I buried my head into son #1's chest and I felt him grip me tighter. I inhaled his scent, and felt a rush of recognition. I knew this smell--knew the feel of these hands and these deep, even breaths. The soft, yet incredibly strong give of his chest and his arms, the immense power there that I sensed he was holding back in order not to hurt me.
We entered the cabin and I saw that it was a single room. On one side there was a ratty old couch and some chairs clustered around a fireplace, and on the other it looked like there was a rudimentary kitchen. Along the back wall were two sets of bunked beds, side by side, flat wooden pallets made from rough timber. There was an oil lamp burning on the table in the kitchen, and he must have lit the fire when he first came in, because it was crackling in the fireplace.
He carried me to the old couch and set me down, then went to the kitchen and started rooting around in the cupboards. I watched him light a gas cooking stove. I looked around, still dazed and disoriented. The walls were covered in animals... and animal parts. Various taxidermied mammals, fish, dozens of pairs of antlers, and large-tusked jawbones that looked like they came from some kind of wild hog.
"It's our hunting cabin," son #1 said when he came back, holding out a mug of steaming liquid. "Don't worry. They won't come out here."
I reached up and took the mug from him, relieved to feel my hands and arms working. After he handed me the mug, he sat in an old recliner, opposite me. I blew onto the surface of the hot liquid and took a sip. Bitter tannins washed into my mouth and made me flinch.
"Black tea," he said, quietly. "Sorry, it's the only thing here."
I took another sip and the hot liquid lubricated my dry throat. "Thank you," I croaked.
He didn't respond, just ground his jaw again. More lightening flashed in the windows, and thunder rattled the cabin. I could tell that he was angry. He was flexing and relaxing his fists as he sat in the chair. I drank my tea and, slowly, and I felt my senses return as the liquid spread inside me and the caffeine hit my bloodstream. I watched him seethe, and I became uncomfortable. Despite the fact that he'd rescued me, the fact remained that he was a huge man--twice my mass at least. He was the son of his father and brother of his brother. And he had brought me to a remote cabin.
He stood up and threw another log onto the fire. Outside, the sky opened up and I heard a torrent of rain descend on the cabin. He strode back over to the kitchen and rustled around.