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to the legs."

Hartline looked at the young woman. Something evil touched his eyes. тАЬNow, my dear, you may
disrobe."

тАЬNo, I won't,тАЭ she said defiantly, holding her chin high.

Hartline chuckled. тАЬOh, I think you shall, Rebecca, dear. Yes, indeed."

Hartline picked up a small cattle prod and adjusted the level of voltage. He walked to Victor's side. He
lifted his eyes to the woman. тАЬTake off your clothes."

тАЬNo,тАЭ she whispered.

Hartline touched the cattle prod to Victor's bare arm and activated it. The young man jerked in the chair
and yelled in pain.

тАЬDon't do it, sis! I can stand it."

Hartline laughed and touched the prod to Victor's penis. The young man screamed in agony, his jerking
toppling over the chair.

тАЬAll right,тАЭ Rebecca said. тАЬDon't hurt him anymore. I'll do what you say."

тАЬThat's a dear girl,тАЭ the mercenary smiled.

As Rebecca disrobed, the mercenary walked in circles around her, commenting on her figure: the
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slender shapeliness of her legs as she peeled off her jeans; the firmness of her breasts; the jutting nipples;
and finally the mat of pubic hair.

Hartline smiled as some of the men whistled. тАЬYou see, boys. There are other benefits to be reaped from
all this. Or should I say raped?"

The roomful of men laughed.

Hartline ran his hands over the girl's flesh, lingering between her legs. He looked over at Victor, now
righted in his chair. тАЬThe name of your cell leader, young man, for I assure you, game time is all over."

тАЬDon't tell him, Victor!тАЭ Rebecca called. тАЬOur lives mean nothing. We can stand it; we're not worth
anything to this beast dead. He won't kill us."

Hartline smiled. тАЬHow astute of you, my dear. Quite right. But sometimes death is preferable to living?"

She smiled at him.