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2024-10-29 19:42:56The constraints around his ankles made it difficult for Rex to walk. He was forced to take small, clumsy steps as the excessively tall and surprisingly strong alien males half-pushed, half-dragged him from his cell. He stumbled his way down a long, narrow corridor to a set of double doors. After pushing their way through the doors, his alien tormentors shoved him into a room that was large enough to support a double bed, two metal chairs, and three rolling medical trays. They pushed him with such force that he fell to his knees. He had to fight back the urge to strike out at the laughter that came from his evil captors.
They unceremoniously yanked him to his feet by his cuffed wrists and secured them to a chain that hung from the ceiling so that his arms were raised above his head. He was surprised when a male pulled on a few zippers along the shoulders of his kaki colored jumpsuit and the entire suit puddled around his ankles.
Completely naked
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A loud grunt flew from her mouth as cyborg Rex flung Kendra onto a narrow cot that was positioned against the cold, concrete wall of an equally narrow cell. He said nothing as he turned to leave. She would have asked him where she was, but he’d slammed her down so hard that she was still working on regaining her wind when the metal door slammed and locked behind him.She lay in silent misery while thoughts of what might have happened to her poor baby tormented her. When she could no longer stand worrying about it without the means to do anything, she shifted her concerns to where Rex might be and finding a way to escape.Her stomach felt bruised from enduring his rough gait while trussed over the cyborg’s shoulders. He may look like Rex, but that’s where the similarity ended. Rex would have been more concerned about her comfort, even if she was his prisoner. Of course, Rex was human and a conscience was a human attr
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