Punishment, for What? || Damien & Genevieve
Genevieve had been on the receiving end for both pleasure and punishment. The difference tended to be the one wielding the strap, yet try as she might, she couldn’t remember what had been done differently. She loathed the idea of hurting anyone. She had no idea what she was doing, and that made this all the more dangerous. If only she could speak to the person before her, but she was unable to communicate anything.
When he barked the order, the brunette jumped back, almost stumbling over the table of implements. He had every right to be upset with her. Even if she was forced to do this, she was still the one holding the strap. She would be the one to cause him pain. Her eyes filled with tears at the prospect, but there was nothing more that she could do.
She wished that he would relax. It would probably hurt more if he was tense. Searching his body, she looked at each tattoo. She didn’t know much about getting ink, but she knew that they could hurt. Her first strike was as gentle as she could be with others watching. She only hoped that her theory of pain from a needle being the same as pain from the strap would hold. If it didn’t hurt to get that skull, it shouldn’t hurt as much to be struck there.
Damien wasn’t sure how he’d react to this. He wasn’t sure if he’d be able to go back to normal after this or not. But he would do what he needed to do. He would fight this, and he wouldn’t become complacent. He grunted when he felt the strap hit his back. He inhaled deeply, and closed his eyes. He took another shuddering breath.
He rolled his head back, and around forward. “Come on,” he growled, unsure if it was directed at the person, the guards, or himself. His mind was spinning with what was to come, and with the realization that there wasn’t anything he could do about it.
He wasn’t in pain, but if this was some sort of taunt, he wanted to know. “If you’re going to hurt me, just hurt me,” he growled. “Don’t play games.” His voice was softer this time, though. He wasn’t nearly as angry as before, but more guarded.