"Thank you, Bill." Barty considered his play for a moment here, palming the keys and then he decided that he couldn't resist. Not with how spooked and freaked out the boy looked. He gestured to the car with a nod of his head. "Make it a better evening, huh? Come with me."
Alfie's eyes widened even more and he interjected. "Er, he can't! He's still gotta work, shift's not over. Also, he... He has a boyfriend." So there. Was that believable? Alfie wasn't sure, so he took Bill's hand in his. "It's me."
Barty looked from one to the other, unconvinced. "Shame."
Alfie's eyes widened even more and he interjected. "Er, he can't! He's still gotta work, shift's not over. Also, he... He has a boyfriend." So there. Was that believable? Alfie wasn't sure, so he took Bill's hand in his. "It's me."
Barty looked from one to the other, unconvinced. "Shame."
"See you," Barty said, giving a nod again and finally getting in the car. He had some preparations to make. By the time he reached home, he'd found Bill Nash and was loading up all information that could be found about him.
He could make his move tomorrow. See where it'd lead.
He could make his move tomorrow. See where it'd lead.
Having anticipated that this boy must have built up a certain resistance to drugs, Barty had used a higher dose than would have been necessary given his slight build. He noticed his movement from the corner of his eye, having the camera feed up on one of his screens. It made him stop what he was currently doing to watch instead, so he could witness the panic set in.
He hadn't done much yet. Taken all of his items away, obviously, and handcuffed him, both wrists, to the rack on the side wall of the garage. Many more things he could do, but his garage was soundproof. No need to go overboard too soon, he could wait a little. See what the boy would do, if he'd even try to get out, simply have a panic attack or what else.
He hadn't done much yet. Taken all of his items away, obviously, and handcuffed him, both wrists, to the rack on the side wall of the garage. Many more things he could do, but his garage was soundproof. No need to go overboard too soon, he could wait a little. See what the boy would do, if he'd even try to get out, simply have a panic attack or what else.
Squirmy little bloke, wasn't he? Barty watched him for a little while longer, just out of curiosity and to heighten his own anticipation. Then, finally, he made his way down to the garage. He opened the door and took the steps slowly, knowing that the sound would be heard in the garage.
Finally, he stepped through the door into the garage and walked over to stand in front of Bill, looking at him. "Nice seeing you again."
It was, overall. "I'm sorry. I really don't like rejection. Or little twinks touching my stuff without permission."
Finally, he stepped through the door into the garage and walked over to stand in front of Bill, looking at him. "Nice seeing you again."
It was, overall. "I'm sorry. I really don't like rejection. Or little twinks touching my stuff without permission."
"Uh-huh." Barty agreed, leaning back against said car now and pulling the padlock Bill had opened and left open when he'd broken in out of his pocket. He dangled it off his finger, raising his eyebrows. "I guess no one's explained to you yet how padlocks work. We can work on that."
A lot of education possibilities in that area. He had a lot of ideas already. "Do you like my house, Bill? You got to take a tour. Liked the automatic lights? So much fancy technology here."
He put the padlock back into his pocket for now, holding up his phone instead. And showing Bill the screen, playing the footage of Bill discovering the dungeon. "Hasn't it occurred to you that a house like this would have cameras?"
A lot of education possibilities in that area. He had a lot of ideas already. "Do you like my house, Bill? You got to take a tour. Liked the automatic lights? So much fancy technology here."
He put the padlock back into his pocket for now, holding up his phone instead. And showing Bill the screen, playing the footage of Bill discovering the dungeon. "Hasn't it occurred to you that a house like this would have cameras?"
"I don't see why I'd be in trouble. No one's seen me take you." Barty shrugged, not overly worried. He also turned his phone around, put it into camera mode and took a few pictures of Bill right now. Negotiating phase. It was fun to witness.
"I'm not the biggest fan of cops. I prefer sorting things out personally. Man to man." He pushed away from the car and stepped closer to Bill, looking down at him. He ran his fingers through Bill's hair, then grabbed it to force his head back. Pretty boy, admittedly.
"You'll look cute when you're scared. I like that."
"I'm not the biggest fan of cops. I prefer sorting things out personally. Man to man." He pushed away from the car and stepped closer to Bill, looking down at him. He ran his fingers through Bill's hair, then grabbed it to force his head back. Pretty boy, admittedly.
"You'll look cute when you're scared. I like that."
"Well, I was thinking of a different kind of exercise, but sure." Barty shrugged his shoulders and then put his hand into the other pocket, fishing out the keys for the handcuffs. He handed them to Bill and stepped back again, leaning against the car and calmly watching.
Scrawny little boy. No, he was not worried about taking him in a fight. "Shame you want to do it the hard way."
Scrawny little boy. No, he was not worried about taking him in a fight. "Shame you want to do it the hard way."
Ugh. How gross was that? Barty was relieved the spit didn't actually hit him, not that he liked it on his floor either, even if this was the garage. He didn't have time to obsess over that right now, he had a twink punching above his weight to deal with.
Barty was faster, for one thing. He moved his arm to keep Bill's hand from actually connecting with his face, then snatched his wrist. A moment later and he had thrown him over his shoulder onto the ground, hard.
He had a feeling that hard was the only way Bill would learn, so he was on top of him immediately, punching him in the face twice. Then he used a grip on his shoulder to bodily turn Bill around, so he was lying face down under him. He kept him pinned, sitting on his thighs and twisting his arms behind his back, sure to be painful.
"I suggest you give up."
Barty was faster, for one thing. He moved his arm to keep Bill's hand from actually connecting with his face, then snatched his wrist. A moment later and he had thrown him over his shoulder onto the ground, hard.
He had a feeling that hard was the only way Bill would learn, so he was on top of him immediately, punching him in the face twice. Then he used a grip on his shoulder to bodily turn Bill around, so he was lying face down under him. He kept him pinned, sitting on his thighs and twisting his arms behind his back, sure to be painful.
"I suggest you give up."
"Somehow I doubt that." Someone was slow about learning a lesson, it seemed. Barty took his wrists in one hand - they were slim enough - and forced them high up on his back, wanting it to hurt. With his free hand, he reached inside his inner jacket pocket and got his knife out. He'd come prepared, after all.
He held the blade against the side of Bill's face, wondering whether reality would sink in enough for him to hold still. "Don't move now. Show me you can be a good boy, Bill, or we will have to do this the hard way."
He held the blade against the side of Bill's face, wondering whether reality would sink in enough for him to hold still. "Don't move now. Show me you can be a good boy, Bill, or we will have to do this the hard way."
"Right. I think I can deal with your not so much boyfriend just fine. Read your messages. Very illuminating." Mostly reminded him of how gross twenty-something year olds could be.
Barty didn't cut him much, but he did cut him. On his cheek, just below the eye. To make it more real. To make him understand. "Anyway. I have no intention of killing you. You're much more fun alive."
He leaned over to grab the handcuffs and put them on Bill's wrists. "You broke into my house. I'll break you."
Barty didn't cut him much, but he did cut him. On his cheek, just below the eye. To make it more real. To make him understand. "Anyway. I have no intention of killing you. You're much more fun alive."
He leaned over to grab the handcuffs and put them on Bill's wrists. "You broke into my house. I'll break you."
Barty simply didn't reply now, he kept a hold of the boy's cuffed hands and got off the floor, pulling Bill with him. Then, holding him close with an arm around him, he spoke near his ear as he gestured to the door. "Do you want to go up or down?"
He could terrify him either way, which was what he was really after. For a start. "You should stop arguing. Just gives me more incentive to shut you up."
He could terrify him either way, which was what he was really after. For a start. "You should stop arguing. Just gives me more incentive to shut you up."
"Of course you'll suck me off. I'm sure you'll do well. If you don't, I'm not feeding you." Seemed simple enough. Barty marched Bill along with him as he approached the door, which opened automatically once they were close enough.
He walked through the narrow hallway, Bill in front of him, then pressed the button on his keys that made the door to the basement open. Down worked for him. Gave Bill something to work towards.
It was dark here, brick walls and wooden stairs. And, once they started walking down and the light came out, the basement was clean. Clean, with a cage standing in it. Some rings on the wall, and a door leading to another room. Simple was best sometimes.
He walked through the narrow hallway, Bill in front of him, then pressed the button on his keys that made the door to the basement open. Down worked for him. Gave Bill something to work towards.
It was dark here, brick walls and wooden stairs. And, once they started walking down and the light came out, the basement was clean. Clean, with a cage standing in it. Some rings on the wall, and a door leading to another room. Simple was best sometimes.
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