Dream Part 2

She fell deeper into the darkness, landing on something soft and warm. Chains rose from the floor, wrapping around her arms, her legs, her neck. She began to panic, trying to scream and had the same result she had gotten two months ago: silence. She looked around, her eyes wild with fear, finding nothing but darkness. Above her, far above, she could see a tiny light, but it vanished quickly.1

Her hands moved around her, sinking into the thin layer beneath her. If she were to move wrong, the floor would open and she would be thrown even further into the dark pit. Arms moved around her waist and pulled her back toward the hard body that owned them. Lips moved down her neck and to her shoulder. She shivered as warmth flooded into her cold body.2

Her eyes flashed alarmingly as she tugged at the chains, feeling them tighten to hold her in place. The person behind her moved around to face her. He placed a finger to his lips, seeming to tell her to keep calm and quiet. Kyle's eyes widened as he felt her emotions flood together. The floor beneath her began to crumble and Kyle vanished.3

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"Do you have anything to say today?" The therapist asked. The patient raised her eyes to the woman, glaring angrily. She was still thinking over the dream she had the night before. "Kelia?" Her eyes had taken a far-away look, but at the sound of the woman's voice she snapped back to reality.5

"Kelia, your parents brought you to me to get help. Now, I can't help you if you don't talk to me." The therapist removed her glasses and stared directly into Kelia's eyes. She starred back, her mouth opening slightly. A crazed, demonic voice came forth excitedly as Kelia stood. "I bet your blood is beautiful, Beth, let me taste it,"6

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The child was removed from the building, blood dripping from her lips. As she was led past the therapist's dead body and crying husband she licked her lips and smiled. Anger filled the man's eyes and he began shouting profanities, moving toward Kelia. "Your wife was a lovely treat," she said, watching the police push the enraged man away.