This is my first attempt at a non-con story.
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Natalia pulled her hood up as the rain picked up from a light drizzle to something a bit harder.
After tonight, I start my new life.
She thinks, looking forward to not having to constantly look over her shoulder. After walking the streets of Washington D.C. for another several minutes, the young woman sees the bar where she is supposed to meet her contact in the CIA.
Normally, when she came to this bar, it was to seduce some military bigwig, congressman or senator for some information that her handlers back in Russia thought to be important or valuable. This was the perfect place to meet up with someone powerful. No security cameras, very little police traffic and best of all, the owners and bartenders were paid by politicians to keep their mouths shut about the activities that went on there.
Natalia walks up to the door, her heart pounding. All the work and time leading up to this moment. Weks worrying that one of her handlers would catch on to her plan. Natalia shudders at the thought of what would have been done to her if that had happened.
This is it. If I step through the door, then I start my new life as an American. No more spy work, no more KGB assholes, no more honeypots, just me doing what I want. I can just be a civilian and not worry about being executed for espionage.
Natalia swallows her fear and slowly opens the door. Being a Tuesday night, the bar is virtually empty. Natalia takes her hood off, revealing some of the assets that made her such a successful spy at only 27 years old. Her shoulder length, curly black hair and striking face. Her piercing blue eyes commanded attention, almost drawing attention to her shapely figure. Natalia is a tall woman, with long legs and an athletic build. Her medium sized, C-cup breasts are hidden by her bulky jacket. Her black leggings show off her legs nicely.
She walks up to the bar. The bartender is a Hispanic male, cleaning a glass. "What can I get you miss?"
"A tequila sunrise." She says, hoping she doesn't sound too nervous. Years of practice had removed all traces of her accent. She sits down and looks around the bar. No one is really looking at her. There is a young woman in the corner talking to a sharply dressed middle aged black man.
Probably an official here to have a bit of fun.
Natalia thinks, turning back as the bartender places the drink in front of her. Natalia smiles and thanks the man.
She looks down at her colorful drink.
Hmm... funny that this is called operation sunrise and the contact wanted me to order a tequila sunrise. If I'm lucky, the debrief will take place first thing tomorrow morning and I get my new identity. Maybe they'll send me somewhere nice...
She thinks, taking a sip.
A moment later, the door opens a second time. A sharply dressed woman walks in. She is wearing a business suit and looks around the room. She is about 40, has short brown hair, a medium build and is a medium height. Natalia turns back to her drink. The woman sits in the chair next to her. Natalia looks over the woman casually show her an I.D. out of view from everyone else in the room It has a picture of the woman, and three large letters.
CIA.
The rest of the print is too small for Natalia to make out from this far away.
This must be them.
Natalia thinks, resisting the urge to smile. She nods and takes another sip of her drink. The bartender comes back over. "Can I get you anything ma'am?"
"I'm just here to meet with a friend right now, but I'll let you know if there's anything I need." She says.
The bartender nods and walks away. The woman looks over, "Natalia Petrov, I'm your contact. Please come with me." She reaches into her pocket and pulls out a ten-dollar bill. "Keep the change." She calls down to the bartender.
Natalia nods and stands as the woman does. The woman leads the way outside and around the corner. Natalia's heart is pounding. They will tell her parents that she died. Killed in a plane crash or something similar, where there would be no body to recover. She wipes away a tear at the thought but continues to follow the woman. The woman stops outside of a blacked out sedan. "Get in." She says, opening the rear door. Natalie does so and almost instantly, her vision goes dark as a cloth bag is pulled over her head.
She hears the door close. "What is going on!" She cries out in surprise.
The driver's side front door opens, "This is for both your protection and mine. We're taking you to a secret location where you'll be debriefed. This is to make sure that if you decide to double cross us, then our tracks are covered." The woman starts to drive. Natalia can feel a set of hands on the seat next to her begin to pat her down. From their size, Natalia guesses they belong to a man. After he is done, Natalia feels a prick on her exposed wrist.
"What is that?" She asks, suddenly beginning to feel woozy.
The woman calmly answers, "Just a mild sedative to help you sleep. You have a big day tomorrow." As the woman finishes her sentence, Natalia rests her head against the shoulder of the person next to her and passes out.
Natalia wakes up only to find her world is still black. She blinks hard several times, only to find that she is just in a blacked out room, lying on what feels like a bed. She goes to sit up, only to find that her arm has been handcuffed to the headboard. After hopelessly struggling against the restraint for a minute, Natalia gives up. "This was such a big mistake..." She sighs to herself, wondering exactly what she had gotten herself into.
After what feels like hours for Natalia, the door opens and the lights are flicked on. She squints into the blinding light, seeing a silhouetted figure in the doorway. "Who are you?" She asks, hoping for the second time in the past day that she doesn't sound too afraid. Her eyes slowly adjust to the light.
The same woman from yesterday stands in the doorway. "Natalia Petrov... how convent you decided to surrender yourself to us."
"What's going on? Where is Agent Smith? I was told that I'd be given a new identity and then start my new life!"
The woman nods, "I'm Agent Smith. Funny how often that identity is used by one person or another. That's what you were told. But my superiors decided that you might have some valuable information for us."
"From your people? The ones who I had to seduce?" Natalia asks, confused.
Agent Smith shakes her head, "About your country, agency and anything else that you might know that would be valuable to us."