Ashley Raventon (
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Fear and Adrenaline, for doctor_terror
From here.
Ashley smiled wryly at the question, tilting his head up to kiss the tip of Scarecrow's scarred nose. "Let me up," he said, pushing at Scarecrow and giving him a pout. Dizzy with afterglow from the intense orgasm, Ashley bit his lip, watching Scarecrow with low-lidded eyes. "You ought to learn how to finger someone."
Ashley smiled wryly at the question, tilting his head up to kiss the tip of Scarecrow's scarred nose. "Let me up," he said, pushing at Scarecrow and giving him a pout. Dizzy with afterglow from the intense orgasm, Ashley bit his lip, watching Scarecrow with low-lidded eyes. "You ought to learn how to finger someone."
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Crane could barely remember the first time he'd had sex, or the last time, but he was pretty sure it had never felt this good. Ashley's lust and fear gave it that extra edge, as did his submission.
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Ashley whimpered and trembled beneath him, breath catching with each thrust. He felt dizzy with fear and pleasure, and it built fast, overwhelming him. "Scarecrow," he gasped, half begging, as the harder thrusts sent building waves of pleasure through him that crashed and made him buck and cry out.
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"So beautiful, so vulnerable," Scarecrow whispered. "You enjoy this. The feeling of being taken by one such as me. Fear mixed with bliss." He gave another sharper thrust for emphasis, unable to hold back a moan of his own.
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With a few final thrusts, Scarecrow withdrew. "Not how I was planning to spend my evening, but I must admit, I'm not sorry it did." He reached up to release the handcuffs and free his lover.
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The next morning, Dr. Crane returned to the mansion with an expensive bottle of wine, having checked online the night before to see which brands were favorably reviewed. He apologized for having to leave the party early last night, and asked if he could see the youngest son. After their conversation at the party, he could tell that Ashley could use a moment of Crane's time, and he would determine what to do with the boy.
Of course, no matter what the boy's mental health was like, Crane had a plan in place. Talking to Ashley was just a little formality.
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Sleepy and petulant about being dragged downstairs to converse with the irritating psychologist from the party, Ashley dropped himself into a chair and demanded breakfast from a passing servant. Glaring irritably at the doctor, Ashley rested his head on his arms. "Any trips to the bayou lately, doctor?" he asked, intentionally cutting. "Louisiana has such a lot of large reptiles."
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"So I'm aware," Crane deadpanned, sipping on a mug of coffee he'd been brought. "But for now I'm just want to speak with you. Do you ever feel... unusual when compared to others? You looked at me as if I had two heads last night."
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"Clearly, not stupid," Crane's tone didn't change once, keeping professional. "Clearly not well either. I think your mother would agree with me that you need some serious help once I'm done speaking with her after our little talk."
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Rising to his feet, Ashley lifted his chin, lovely and proud. "I don't know whether you're interested in my beauty or my parents' money, but you'll just have to find some other client or victim for your services. Get out."
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"How about this then? Either you agree to my terms, or I have you shipped off to an out-of-state bedlam house with one of the worst track records in patient wellness on the Eastern Seaboard. Play along, and you'll at least be treated well." In truth, Arkham had long been abandoned for over a year, but he needed a way to scare Ashley.
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He inched closer, until Ashley could almost feel his breath. "So, what is it going to be? Relative comfort and safety, or a place where they serve you stale bread and microwaved soup for lunch?"
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He left Ashley for now, tracking down his mother. It was just as he feared, he told her. Her son needed his help, and it would require constant attention. Ashley would have to live with him for a while, but he was feeling so generous that he would only charge for actual sessions in his in-home office and not every hour Ashley spent in his house. There really was no other option, he feared.
Once that was over, Crane left the mansion, saying that they could send him Ashley at their leisure.
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No amount of yelling or tears would sway them, and Ashley's hysterics only served to further convince his parents that the doctor's suggestion was all for the best. His bags were packed and Ashley was guarded, until he could be packed into a car and sent away to his fate.
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He got his guest bedroom prepared and made sure his civilian face was on before going outside to await Ashley's arrival. The doctor grinned as he saw the car pull up and Ashley's escorts guide the young man to the house.
Crane's house was small compared to the Raventon mansion, but it was still a big, and very nice house. It was two stories tall, and the outside was dark colored, with ivy climbing the iron fence that surrounded the place. Crane told the movers he'd hired where they could take Ashley's things as he guided the young man inside. "What would you say to a little tour, Master Raventon?"
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"You won't mind, will you, Mr. Crane?" Ashley said, trying to hide his fear behind a fake smile.
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The inside of the house was rather gothic in its decor, with dark flooring and wallpaper, and even his furniture had dark colors to it. Crane showed Ashley the kitchen and dining room, telling him that he was free to make himself a snack anytime he wanted. After showing the den, and where the bathroom was, he took Ashley to his favorite room: the library.
Bookshelves lined every wall, packed with all manner of books, from textbooks, to nonfiction, to novels. Strangely enough, one wall between two bookshelves was bare, with only two small paintings hanging there. Next to the couch in the center of the room was a sculpture on a pedestal. The sculpture was that of a simple human skull. Closer inspection of this skull would reveal a strange seam along the cranium.
"You may use this room to your content," Crane told Ashley. "All I ask is that you not mix up my books, do not leave them open with the spine up, and do not touch any of the artwork."
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He walked to the skull, hesitating briefly because it might count as "artwork", but then he picked it up anyway, feeling more than a little defiant. "Whose skull was this?"
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