Making her do the ‘airplane’ was the most amusing thing, last for hours too.

The door opens with a loud creaking sound. A creaking sound that I’d never even consider getting fixed. Whenever you see a movie that involves torture the door always makes some sort of unsettling sound. Thinking of that gives me a good laugh every time I open the door.

I assume she hears the door. It be impossible not to, she isn’t asleep. I’ve made sure that she can’t, sleep that is. With a simple snap of my fingers Aiden rises from his chair just outside the door, enters the room, and proceeds to stare at me, waiting instruction.

"Upstairs."

It’s a simple command, but he understands it. In no less than five minutes we’re standing in another room. Better than the last I’d say, Samantha probably agree with me, but she won’t for long. In a matter of minutes she’ll wish she was still in the steamer.

I strip her in record time. She doesn’t put up any fight, too worn out I suppose. She’s completely still as I pull her hands behind her back, and chain them to the metal bar behind her.

I motion for Aiden to take care of her legs. He does, although it seems to take him forever. You’d think someone with his IQ would be able to figure out how to work a pair of handcuffs. I guess when you spend the amount of time he does on the computer you start forgetting how to do things without a step-by-step manual.

When its done Aiden and I stand side-by-side watching her. After a few minutes I come to the conclusion that I’m not a fan of torture. I guess I never realized how much I enjoy them putting up a fight. Depriving them of food, water, and other basic necessities makes them weak, useless.

I consider nursing her back to health. Feeding her, and giving her everything she needs to get her strength back. After a sigh, and a yawn I decide that would take up too much of my time, and judging by the things I read on the web her mind is probably already broken. Even if she becomes as healthy as she was before this happened she most likely won’t regain the will to fight.