They tie you up

Your pain doesn´t last much longer. The manager returns with the rope and the rest, as they say, its history. Your arms and legs get tied behind your back. It is uncomfortable to lie on the floor in your stomach, but there is little you can do about it. {if Ropa > 0}Cecilia even pulls down your clothes because “little piggies can´t wear nothing.”{endif}

Before long, they carry you away from the entrance and put you on a table near the meat locker. A cold chill escapes the cooler and constantly sends shivers down your spine. Luckily, your burning cheeks are doing a good job at keeping you warm. You don´t know how long you´ve been there, but you figure you must have gotten acquainted with most of the store´s clientele.

No one is exactly sympathetic to your plight. Susie made sure to put a little sign that read “Bargain, served thief,” right next to you. To complete the allegory, she gagged your mouth with an apple.

People scoffed, laughed, and even took pictures of your shame. Some annoying teens even when so far as prodding your naked ass while launching a barrage of uncomfortable pig puns. This is quite the judgmental town as it turns out, no way in hell you are showing your face here again after today, but they can´t keep you for much longer, right? The store got to close at some point.

“Sorry I´m late Cecilia, but I just got off from scolding a pair of teens for jaywalking. Where is the girl?” You hear a scruff voice coming from the entrance. Looking up, you see a chubby policeman with a mustache and cowboy boots enter the store. The blonde manager points at you.

“Well, you tied her up good, huh? Normally that would also be an infraction, but what the hell? Who am I to fine people for doing their civic duty?” He starts walking towards you, real s l o w. Like, time is going at a snail pace for you, but even so, you can tell that this cop almost moves in slow motion.

“Well, well, well if it isn’t the thief. We received a lot of complaints about you, young lady. The long arm of the law may be slow, but it is steady and relentless. We´ll take you in for your crimes.”