Message-ID: <32718asstr$1001761804@assm.asstr-mirror.org> Return-Path: <timidt@ns_hotmail.com> From: timidt@NS_hotmail.com (Timid) X-Original-Message-ID: <3bb51c0a.35717298@32.97.166.131> X-ASSTR-Arrival-Date: Sat, 29 Sep 2001 00:55:50 GMT Subject: {ASSM} {ASS}Vanishing Point Part 1 (M/ff, B and D, Kidnap) Date: Sat, 29 Sep 2001 07:10:04 -0400 Path: assm.asstr-mirror.org!not-for-mail Approved: <assm@asstr-mirror.org> Newsgroups: alt.sex.stories.moderated,alt.sex.stories Followup-To: alt.sex.stories.d X-Archived-At: <URL:http://assm.asstr-mirror.org/Year2001/32718> X-Moderator-Contact: ASSTR ASSM moderation <story-ckought69@hotmail.com> X-Story-Submission: <ckought69@hotmail.com> X-Moderator-ID: hecate, gill-bates ***************************************************************** STANDARD DISCLAIMER =================== The following piece of fiction is intended as ADULT entertainment and has been posted only to an appropriate group on the Internet. If it is found in any other place this is not the responsibility of the author. The authors explicitly prohibits. 1) The posting of this story in an incomplete form. 2) The use of this story in a larger work without his express permission. 3) The use of this story on any CD, BBS or Website without the written permission of the author. This work is copyright TM Quin and timidt 2000 All characters in this story are fictitious, any similarity to persons living or dead is purely coincidental. The author does not necessarily condone or endorse any of the activities detailed in this story, some of which are dangerous or illegal. Timid and Quin 2000 timidt@hotmail.com tmquin@attglobal.net ***************************************************************** Vanishing Point : Part1 (Elizabeth) =================================== The hotel room was nice, by hotel standards at least. Elizabeth seldom made too much note of her surroundings in these situations. Hotels were tools, nothing more. Tools to further her career and help her achieve her objectives. She vigorously blow-dried her hair. Impatience and activity were her calling cards. No matter what Elizabeth was doing, she was always looking ahead, looking forward to the next step, the next goal. She bent over and flipped her golden brown hair forward, moving the blowdryer all around and running her fingers through the strands. Straightening up, her hair flew up and back in a shining arc. Reaching for the brush, Elizabeth continued to style her hair. Finishing, she quickly donned her clothes. Professional. Expensive. These too were some of her calling cards. The straight skirt of dark blue linen hugged her slender hips but ended a modest inch above her shapely knees. Gleaming white blouse, accented with touches of lace on the collar. She stopped to put on her minimum of make up before slipping on her hose and shoes--low heeled, leather pumps. She slipped on the matching double-breasted blazer and stood before the mirror, appraising her image. She smiled, seeing the confident up and comer that she was. The blazer accented her chest nicely, curving around her good size breasts and swooped in to hug her slender waist. Elizabeth wanted to be recognized for her skills in advertising but was definitely not above utilizing her natural attributes. As she quickly gathered her things into her bag, Elizabeth ran through her list of things to do. One more meeting with a client. That hopefully wouldn't take more than an hour. A short commuter flight home and then....Elizabeth smiled. A surprise for Keith. He had been so upset that she would be away on their anniversary. Well, she was upset about it, too but some things just had to be! After all, this was her career she was thinking of. And the more she accomplished in her career, the better their lives would be. She was really doing this for both of them, for their marriage and their future. She slipped quickly into the rental car. A deep breath. Then she pulled out into the street and on to her meeting. Elizabeth's mind wandered slightly as she drove. At 28, she was one of the up and comers at the ad agency she worked for. Some of the men she had bypassed on her climb up the corporate ladder resented her and called her Lezzie Lizzie behind her back. This amused her to some extent. Lesbian thoughts never entered her head and, actually, thoughts of sex were often far in her subconscious. There were better things to do with her time. Although she loved Keith, sex wasn't a priority in her life. Being Elizabeth Monroe, ad executive, was a priority. And Elizabeth she was, not Liz, not Lizzie, not Beth. Elizabeth. Professional, competent, successful. The meeting went well and was over right on schedule. Elizabeth carefully and gently extricated herself from the client who thought maybe, maybe she would have drinks...and a little fun. The traffic to the airport was relatively light and Elizabeth made her flight with more than enough time to spare, fifteen minutes. As she settled in her seat, smiling. Keith would be happy. They could still celebrate their fourth anniversary together. And the fight would be long forgotten. Picking up her car at the airport, Elizabeth drove quickly home...barely under the speed limit as was her personal preference. Always within the rules, but perhaps pushing them just a bit. She pulled into the driveway and sat for a moment. Taking a deep breath and mentally preparing herself. She knew Keith would want sex. Although she enjoyed sex, it didn't arouse in her the same passion it seemed to in Keith. It was a pleasant enough experience but...well....orgasms were something foreign to her experience. Oh, she faked it and she hoped she faked it well enough to fool him. It seemed important to Keith that she have an orgasm and she didn't want to hurt his pride by confessing that she had never in her life had one. Leaving her bags in the car for the moment, Elizabeth walked quickly to the front door and unlocked it. Inside, all was quiet. Elizabeth was a little confused...it was only 6 on a Wednesday night, where could Keith be? She looked through the downstairs, straining her ears for any sound. As she started up the stairs, she heard noises coming from her bedroom. Slowly, fearfully, she pushed open the door. A small noise in her throat. Her hand to her mouth, the other clutching the front of her immaculate blouse. Her brain tried to deny the sight before her. In her house. On her bed. With her husband. Her sister. Her useless sister who had no ambition, no goals, no plan. Her sister. With her husband. Keith. Her husband. Naked. Sweating. With her sister. With a cry, she ran down the stairs, not heeding the calls from Keith. With sobs crushing in her throat, gagging any intelligible sound, she wrenched open the door to her car, sliding in, shaking hands turning the key in the ignition. Finally, as she reached up to put the car in reverse, she looked up. There, on the porch, a sheet wrapped about him was her husband. Keith. A look of torment in his eyes. Their eyes locked for a moment before Elizabeth put the car in reverse and peeled out of the driveway. The rush hour traffic was beginning to thin. Elizabeth drove on and on. Not thinking. Refusing to feel. Blocking the feelings of betrayal as completely as possible. Her mind only on the road, the car, the traffic. Out of the city, she knew not what highway. Just driving. No radio. No sound. Just the road and the landscape rushing past. The sun began to set behind her. And still she drove on into the night. The warning ding of low fuel finally drove her from her isolation. Gas, she needed gas. Looking around, she realized she didn't know quite where she was. Somewhere along the drive, she had taken a turn onto a smaller highway. No cars were in sight. She was truly alone. A small knot of fear began to grow in her chest. With relief, she saw the lights of a gas station up ahead. Elizabeth wearily pulled in and began to pump her gas. Looking around, she wondered how any station this far out could have enough customers to stay in business. The night was dark and lonely. The only sounds interrupting the crickets came from a beat up looking roadhouse across the street. With wry amusement, she noted the name of the roadhouse. The Vanishing Point. "Just what I need to do now," she whispered to herself. "Vanish." A further survey of the area showed a small tired looking motel just a bit farther down the road. After paying the pimply faced teenager behind the counter, Elizabeth trudged back to her car and turned it towards The Vanishing Point. Entering the bar, Elizabeth kept herself from turning up her nose at the smoke stained walls and floor. The place was packed, suprising her. She didn't think this many people lived out in the boondocks. Sliding into a chair at a vacant table, she numbly ordered a drink and surveyed the inhabitants of the bar. Rough, mean looking men and hard looking women. Elizabeth felt out of place and out of sorts. But, it was her anniversary. And she was going to celebrate. "Mind if I sit down?" the voice was almost too soft to be heard over the din of the jukebox. Elizabeth looked up into the man's soft, gentle eyes. He wasn't bad looking, in a rough-hewn sort of way. Quickly, before she could change her mind, Elizabeth nodded. "Of course. And how are you?" Denying the hurt, the pain, refusing to acknowledge the replay of her husband and sister's betrayal playing in her subconscious, Elizabeth smiled sweetly at the man in the chair next to her. "My name's Elizabeth. What's yours?" Elizabeth watched the man next to her, smiled at him, flirted with him. She sipped her drink, running her finger around the top of the glass as she set it back down. As they continued the idle chitchat, Elizabeth's mind was working, trying to see how she got here in this rundown roadhouse talking to this man. It was her anniversary. She should be with her husband! With a start, I realized what I had done, what had happened. I was Elizabeth. I found my husband in bed with my sister. I...I...the thoughts, the memories flooded over me. The man next to me looked concerned, his hand tightening on my arm. "I...I'm sorry. I need to get out of here. I..." Words failed me. I couldn't believe I had disassociated myself so completely from my surroudings. This was real! It all was real and not some story I had made up in my head. This was true. I could feel my face flushing as I thought how I had shut myself off, put myself as a character in a third rate novel. This was what I had done as a child, in my made up fantasy worlds. And I had reverted. "Please tell me what's wrong," his voice was kind, his hand gentle on my arm. Settling back into my chair. "I...I can't talk about it. I just can't." The tears were so close. -- Pursuant to the Berne Convention, this work is copyright with all rights reserved by its author unless explicitly indicated. +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | alt.sex.stories.moderated ----- send stories to: <ckought69@hotmail.com> | | FAQ: <http://assm.asstr-mirror.org/faq.html> Moderator: <story-ckought69@hotmail.com> | +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+ |Archive: <http://assm.asstr-mirror.org> Hosted by Alt.Sex.Stories Text Repository | |<http://www.asstr-mirror.org>, an entity supported entirely by donations. | +---------------------------------------------------------------------------+