She is, but... let's be safe

“Yeah,” I said, and left it like at that.

She still hadn’t said anything, but when the left nighty strap fell back from her shoulder, she left it there. Her nighty tugged down ever so slightly more on the left.

Finally she spoke, “I see...” A pause. Her big blue eyes turned to look up at me, “Have you done this before?”

“Yeah”, I said again before realising I needed to say something more this time, “I’ve been fighting these guys for a while. Trying to save lives. Sometimes I stop them sacrificing a virgin. Sometimes I don’t.”

She shifted uncomfortably on her bed, “And you want to save me?”

I nodded, “Yes, of course. You have your whole life ahead of you. That’s worth something, right?” I knew I couldn’t rush her too much as she’d freak and run. That would be a pain. Or scream. I hated screamers. I also knew we were running out of time.

I could see it in her eyes – she had already made the decision. All we were doing now was going around in polite circles and we simply didn’t have the time.

“Drink this,” I said, pulling a small vodka bottle from my sling bag. “You’ve had a shock and have a lot to consider. It’ll help.”

Lucy knocked back a swig of the clear liquid before handing the bottle back to me. It wasn’t vodka. Yes. There was vodka in there but there also my own mix of ****. You’ve heard of rohypnol. This was similar, but better, as it tended to induce desire as well as help fog the memory.

As cruel as it sounded – it would be best for Lucy and myself if she didn’t remember me tomorrow.

Sometimes the chemical compounds worked exceptionally well. I could tell that Lucy was going to be one of these girls simply from the speed her pupils dilated.

She pushed herself up on all fours and crawled towards me. Not only did her duvet slide off her but I could see her bare backside exposed at the tail end of her nighty.

I could fuck her quickly. It would be safer. I could spin her around, push her to the bed and pummel her virginity from behind. She’d be safe in minutes. Or I could honour her with more attention and time, despite the slightly higher risk.