It · Bound 4 · Part 2 (2/3)
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s finished there was just enough excess to tie it off to her crotch-rope. Sirius tied a rope around the tops of Tonya’s thighs, six wraps and a cinch, just below her crotch-rope. She helped Tonya roll over onto her tummy and then squatted down over her ankles and pushed down until they touched her butt. Then she went to work attaching Tonya’s ankles to her thigh ropes.
When Sirius stood back up Tonya’s legs didn’t move. Her heels were touching her ass and were going to stay there for awhile, but because she had to use all the rope, she added another four wraps around Tonya’s arches, cinched it tight and tied the rope off to the rope in between her chest ropes and her crotch-rope. Sirius helped Tonya get her elbows bent at 90° angles and began to tie her wrists. After they were loosely tied, Sirius placed a ziptie cinch on them, looping the cinch around the chest harness.
Sirius went to the corner of the room and pulled a sleeping bag out of hiding. She went over to Tonya and laid it out. The sleeping bag was already unzipped and once it was spread out, she slid Tonya onto it. Sirius began zipping up the sleeping bag, with Tonya in it. Sirius tied a string to the zipper and tied the other end to the leg of the dresser. All Tonya had to do was move around a little and the zipper would unzip and let her out. Tonya however did not know this.
There was also a pair of safety scissors in the corner, and also a pair of snips hanging from a stocking with one ice cube in it. With the weather getting colder, it was cooler than normal in the back bedroom, but still somewhere between 50° and 55°. That one ice cube would take at least an hour and a half, maybe even two hours to melt. That was more than enough time to be stuck in that position.
The note was left for Tonya to find to help her get out of the house, and each key was placed where it needed to be. Hopefully Tonya would be able to keep a clear head and be able to find her way out and get to the house before sunrise. If not, she would be doing part of this adventure in the light of day on a Friday morning.
Part II
Sirius doubled checked the progress on the ice before she went to drop off the rest of the clues and keys and make sure the path was clearly laid out for Tonya to find her way home in the dark, at least the safest way anyway. Sirius pulled out Tonya’s old phone and slipped her case onto it. The old phone had been shut off for several months now. It still worked when connected to wifi, but Sirius changed the parental settings so that they couldn’t be turned on. The only contact to the outside world she would possibly have with it was to dial 911. If things went terribly sideways she would need it, but Sirius didn’t anticipate any issues that severe.
The phone was still a handy little tool and it was going to be Tonya’s guide home. The GPS was active in it and Sirius would know when Tonya began her trip. There were only the album pics that Sirius had added and the notes with the instructions and a few rules.
She placed it by the front door with the cuffs, collar, a bandana, a pair of black pantyhose, a black leotard with a short chain attached to the zipper with a padlock that was open, a pair of black shoulder length opera gloves, a roll of microfoam tape, 2 rolls of black vet wrap, one black fishnet knee high, water shoes, and the bowl of padlocks. The date and time on the phone were set to 10:00am December 25th, 2013. Sirius giggled a bit about her comment earlier about Tonya not getting out until Christmas and wondered if she would even make the connection.
After making sure all of Tonya’s outs were fairly easy to stumble across picked up all the items by the front door and put them in her green backpack, padlocks in the outside zipper pockets, gag stuff in the front zipper pocket, and all the rest inside. Sirius poked her head in to check on her escape artist and see if any progress had been made. She was slightly alarmed to find that the ice had not changed and looked like it would still take hours to melt completely. She pulled out her lighter and held it about a foot below the ice. It finally started to drip and she melted just over half of it before she was satisfied with the time frame left. She still had to screw the back door closed and walk back down to the house herself, after she placed the locks and keys along the way of course.
Sirius made her way towards the back door, poking her head in one last time to check on Tonya before she locked her in. She was still in the sleeping bag, but her head was out, so there was progress, slow as it was going. She quietly closed the door and walked to the back door. She closed and locked the door, and then put ten wood screws into a piece of plywood that covered the door and part of the door frame. She went through the front door, around to the back of the house and put another piece over the door and put ten more screws in to make sure the door didn’t budge. It might sound like overkill, but this was actually how she found the door.
After going back inside, she double checked Tonya’s outs one last time and made sure that everything was where it should be. She grinned as she locked the new deadbolt on the front door. It was a heavy duty lock, and you needed a key to get in, but you also needed a key to get out. Tonya did not have this key, and she would not have the key at her disposal until she came back to the house to get her car. Sirius began the walk along the path she had laid out for Tonya and placed the first lock and key, right where she said it would be, just behind the blue house, right before Tonya makes a hard left.
Sirius walked further down the path, in between the two trees and directly to the road sign and locked the padlock on the back side of the sign. The key there was the key to the next padlock. The first key unlocked the second padlock and so on. The padlock and key were invisible to traffic, but Tonya would not be. Sirius cut across the street and into the park. Her clue said the key was upstairs, but she didn’t specify which one. Sirius giggle to herself as she climbed the stairs to the yellow twisty slide as she took a short length of chain and locked the third padlock and key to top of the handrail right before she went down the slide.
She made her way around the park and out the open gate to the location of the fourth key. This would be the mailbox key that gave Tonya back her freedom, sort of. In the mailbox was Tonya’s valet key to her car. It unlocked the door, and she could get in, but her actual car key was in the little dash drawer to the left of the steering wheel. Once she made it back to her car she was home free. As long as she found the clues, her old phone, got redressed, made it out of the house and found all the keys, in order only to go back to the house, maybe with her hands locked behind her back.
Hmmm … That would be an interesting twist. Her mind wondered … “Bonus Round? Lock your wrists behind you for the trip back to get the car and I’ll have a hot bath and some cold pizza waiting for you. You know what? Nevermind, you’ve made it this far and haven’t died yet, turn around and give me your wrists. The key for this padlock is under the passenger side floor mat in your car.”
Sirius snapped back to the now as she made it to the giant concrete blocks that kept motorists from going down the hill and vanishing until someone came looking for them. There were ten of them and they were just passed five large traffic cones and made for a very visible target. There was a piece of rebar on the top of the block that the construction crew used to put it there. Sirius looped the chain around the rebar and clicked the padlock closed. Dropping the car key in the mailbox was her last stop. She was layered and was wearing a heavy coat so she kept pretty warm on her little journey. Tonya was going to be in layers, much thinner, but she would be in more than a hurry than Sirius was.
Tonya was twisting and turning but somehow the bag Sirius had put her in was still around her. She knew the snips were getting close to falling and daylight was getting ever closer. There was no telling what flaming hoops she had to still jump through when she finally got untied, if she ever got untied. Sirius had used her own wrist loops and ziptie cinch against her. Sirius knew that they had to be cut off every time. Sirius also knew that Tonya would leave herself zero loopholes and would give her no options to cheat. She said early on that after a certain point, she was going to make things as hard on Tonya as she could. This was just the beginning.
Tonya was squirming forward again after a short break and the lip of the bag finally slipped passed her stocking feet. It only took a second for the cold bare floor to remind her that she should be in a hurry to get out of the ropes and see what was next. She maneuvered in the directions she thought was the door. She’d been twisting and squirming in the bag so it was easy to get disoriented, especially in her current sensory deprived state. Just as she was making some headway on the icy floor, she heard and felt the snips fall, directly behind her. She turned around and started making her way in that direction, retracing the somewhat warm path in the floor she had just made in the wrong direction.
The snips hit her left shoulder first, and she rolled onto her left side and tried to get her right hand onto the snips. Her left hand was taped into a fist and going to be totally useless to her. The snips were wet and freezing cold as she tried to move them into place to cut the ziptie on her wrist cinch. She was able to use her useless nub to push against the snips and get them to cut the ziptie. She had begun her journey to freedom, but it was still in the infantile stages. Her hands were cold and still somewhat useless. She slid the loops off and getting the tape off was the next order of business.
The room had a lamp that was always left on and it would come in handy later on, but the tape was next. It was actually easier to get the fist out first, and then concentrate on getting the electrical tape off second. After the tape was finally off, Tonya started searching for knots. She found the anchors for the loops and cinch on her arches, and then the knots holding her ankles to her thighs, which Sirius had been smart enough to put in front on the thigh ropes. Without her hands free, she would have had to cut those ropes off along with the cinch, and probably half of the others Sirius tied. Tonya knew not to put her knots anywhere that she would be able to reach them. Even with her hands free she still had a difficult time getting to some of them.
After finding the knots holding her chest harness on, Tonya pulled the remaining chest loops off over her head. She started feeling around for the end of the vet wrap that was almost too much covering her head and face. Sirius had used two full rolls. That was more than Tonya used when she really needed to vanish. She found the end, well, one of them anyway and started to unwind the vet wrap and the temperature in the room became more and more apparent. With her head mostly uncovered she could feel the air and her partially wet face from her drooling into her already wet gag made it even colder. She shivered at the thought of spending the next few hours in the cold before finally getting a chance to get warm.
She untied the gag and spit out the soggy mess. She went to work on her legs and halfway through her thigh ropes she climbed back into the sleeping bag. She was working blind, but she was at least a little bit warm doing it. While she was working on her ankles she was able to wiggle her feet enough to get the ropes on her arches to slide off. She hesitated to climb out of the bag, but she knew that time was wasting. She had no idea how long she had been tied, she didn’t know how many ice cubes there were, and even if she did the temperature in the room would have seriously changed the melting time on them. She assumed the worst and went to find out what was in store for her next.
As she left the room she noticed the rest of the house was dark. As she made her way towards the front door, there was something that wasn’t right. She could see a small bag hanging from the door knob, more than likely Sirius’ idea of fun. She reached for the turny knob to unlock the deadbolt and her brain came to a screeching halt. The deadbolt knob wasn’t there. She felt all around the door, but there was nothing, except just above the door knob there was a cold shiny panel with a keyhole in it. Sirius had changed the lock. Tonya was very literally trapped inside the house and had to find a way out, just what she had asked for. She swallowed hard “Okay Tonya. Let’s see where this is going.”
Part III
Tonya pulled the bag off the door knob and headed towards the back bedroom, her little lamp and what little heat there actually was in the sleeping bag. When she got back into the room she slid into the sleeping bag and rolled over onto her tummy. She propped herself up and dumped out the contents of the bag. The items falling to the floor all looked familiar. Tonya got very excited when she saw her phone and eagerly grabbed it. Picking it up and pushing the home button, she noticed her wallpaper was different and the date and time were wrong. It said it was 11:23am on December 25th. She giggled when she realized that this was done on purpose and this was when Sirius said she would be out.
She tried to find the settings option to reset the date and time, but the button wasn’t there. Nothing was there except the default apps. There was a small piece of paper that fell out of the bag too. She picked it up and went closer to the lamp to read it. It read:
So I guess you made it this far. Good job by you. The time is whatever the phone tells you it is. You should hurry. That took you longer than you thought it was going to. There are step by step instructions in the notes. Read them very carefully. Used together with the pics in the album, they are the way you’re going to get home before sunrise. Getting dressed and ready for your trip is first, and is the note entitled “Step 1.” Enjoy it sugar. This is going to be fun.
Tonya slid back over to the phone and started searching for the notes app. When she found it, the first note was titled “Step 1” She opened it and began reading.
Okay genius. I know it’s cold so I packed you some more clothes. There’s another pair of hose, and another leo in the bag, along with a pair of gloves. The second leotard MUST be locked on. There is a small padlock in the zipper already with a short length of chain, think of it like a necklace. Just the ends need to be locked to the zipper. Make sure to put on both pairs of pantyhose, the gloves, the gag, vet wrap (Oh yeah, Use both rolls of vet wrap, cover everything except your eyes (obviously). Don’t forget to put back in the earplugs and putty, if you’ve even bothered to take them out anyway.
You’ve probably gotten used to not hearing anything already and they’re still in.) stocking, and THEN the leotards. Lock the leotard on, then put the collar on. Once you get dressed, be sure to put on the cuffs and LOCK them. (They do look pretty) There are five tasks that have to be fulfilled on the way back to the house. The keys padlocked to the D rings on the cuffs are important to the tasks on the trip. You will need them. Locking them on is much easier than carrying them, and you don’t want to drop them in the dark between here and there do you? When you unlock a padlock, lock it to a D ring, with the key still attached. That way you don’t lose anything. Got it? Got it.
So this is step one, and if you haven’t figured out what you should already be doing, then reread this and go do it, you’re wasting time.
Tonya thought about reading through it again but there was really no need. Two pairs of hose, gloves, gag, vet wrap, stocking, then two leotards, second one locked on, collar, locked on, wrist and ankle cuffs, locked on. The extra layers would help, and make her even harder to see in the dark. Her eyes would be uncovered, but the fishnet stocking helped with that. Tonya climbed out of the sleeping bag and began stripping off her leotard so she could put on the second pair of pantyhose. The gloves were next and they were longer than she thought they were. The gloves covered her entire arm.
She sat down at the vanity in the corner so she could use the mirror to put the gag on. She shoved the whole bandana in her mouth and bit down hard. She didn’t want the microfoam tape in her hair, so she put strips of tape in the shape of an X over her mouth, one under her chin, another long piece that went from ear to ear just below her nose, and then two more just below that one. Another strip under her chin and she was satisfied. She began wrapping the vet wrap around her gag and the white microfoam tape started to disappear. She was careful to not cover her eyes and possibly block her vision in any way.
After she finished with the first roll she went to work with the second filling in the holes and making sure that her hair was completely covered and every part of her face, except her eyes were covered. She pulled the fishnet stocking down over her head when she was finished with the vet wrap and reached for the leotards. After the first one went on, she found the padlock and short chain for the second one. After she got it on, she lined up the padlock and chain and took a deep breath before clicking it closed. After double checking her mental list she clicked it closed and reached for the collar. After putting it on she put on the ankle cuffs, followed by the wrist cuffs. When they were all on she began to lock them on.
She noticed as she was locking them that there was a key padlocked to each of the D-rings on all of them, even the collar. Tonya had a light bulb go off. There were five tasks, and she had five keys padlocked to her cuffs and collar. She thought to herself, this must be her idea of trying to keep me focused. Tonya slipped on her water shoes and headed for the door. She got there and started looking over her cuffs to see if any of the keys were regular sized and might fit the deadbolt. All of the keys were small and it seems they all fit tiny locks. She was not getting out the front door. She had a moment and pulled out the phone she had tucked under her left wrist cuff. In the notes she found the next set of instructions entitled “Step 2” so she opened it.
So you think you’re pretty smart huh? Tried all your keys before you checked the note didn’t ya? Hehe. I figured you would. Hopefully you got the layers right and have all the keys. As far as getting out of the house is concerned, think about how you might try to break in, if you had to anyway. You do kind of look like a terrible cat burglar in that outfit though. Anyway, that might help with getting out of the house. Maybe. Oh yeah. Once you get out of the house, check Step 3. You’re gonna love it. And remember Dorothy, stay on the path.
Tonya thought to herself … Now how would I get in if I was trying to break in? Pick the lock? Nope. That would never work. Maybe the back door was left open. I should check. She made her way to the back door and used the phone as a light. Every screw had been put back just the way it was before she got there. She was not going out the back door. What about an open window, or at least one that wasn’t screwed closed anyway. I’ll start in the back of the house, since I’m already here and make my way to the front of the house room by room.
The window in the back bedroom turned out to be two windows if you count the storm windows anyway, and they were both tightly closed. She worked her way through the back room and into the kitchen. The window in there was right above the sink and wouldn’t budge. Next was the bathroom and the tiny little window in there. Nope, it was filthy and wouldn’t budge. Tonya found herself in the front bedroom and the window had what looked like handprints on it and could possibly be her way out. When she took a closer look she noticed that the screen was gone and she didn’t see any screws in the frame keeping it shut.
The window faced away from the street and facing the driveway and she could see her car, parked just where Sirius left it. She almost wished she had stashed a spare key and could cheat and just take the car most of the way home. It was then that another light bulb went off. That was why Sirius decided to go tonight instead of giving Tonya time to plan the details out the way she wanted them to go. She was an evil genius. That’s all there was to it. The old window opened easier than she thought it would, and there was no wind. Tonya’s mind had gone worst case scenario and was expecting cold cutting wind and maybe even rain. She didn’t really have time to check the weather before she got dressed and then subsequently stuck right away. She was really hoping that Sirius was watching the weather and wouldn’t stuck her outside in the elements overnight.
Tonya started to climb out the window and thought it was way too quiet. Then she remembered the ear plugs and swimmers putty. All part of the evil genius’s master plan. She was a semi-functional deaf mute, dressed completely in black and had a half mile trip to make, with tasks to complete along the way. With the padlocks and keys padlocked to every D-ring and she probably sounded like she was wearing bells as she hopped down to the ground from out of the house. There was probably another Christmas joke in there somewhere. It was time to check Step 3.
So … you made it outside. This is getting to be a habit with you. It’s time to pull up pic #1. In the pic you’ll notice a familiar back yard. Make your way through it, and near the blue house you’ll find task #1. Just look for the shinies. That’s really all you need to do. Look for the shinies. Check the far left of pic #2 if you need another clue.
Tonya peeked into the backyard and began to slowly make her way through it. She nearly had a heart attack when the motion light came on. She ducked behind one of the shop buildings and waited for it to go off. She tried sticking to the building on the way around it but set off the motion light again. This time she bolted through the backyard towards the first task. She ducked behind the house and pulled up pic #2 for a clue about what she was looking for. It was just a pic of the corner of the back of the house, and the train tracks behind it, but in the far left of the pic, there was a dryer vent on the back of the house, and it was metal. The motion lights made it even shinier. Maybe this was the first shiny, err task.
She started looking around the vent and didn’t see anything at first, but there was something hanging down from it, just barely visible. It was a key, and it was padlocked to a nail that was bent all the way up and back into the wall. There was no way to get the padlock off the nail. Tonya started trying keys. First the left wrist, then the right, on to the left ankle, and then on the right ankle, it clicked open. The first key was hers. She put her foot against the wall and locked the padlock onto the D-ring on the cuff on her right ankle. Then she pulled up the note for Step 4
Yeah, I guess I was right. You found shiny without too much effort. ADOS is working in your favor and hopefully it continues to do so. You’re going to want to pull up pic #3 and take a good long look at it. You MUST travel in a straight line, between the two trees and it will take you where you need to go. Pic #4 give you slightly more clue. Slightly, but just pay attention, and for heaven’s sake look both ways. Both times.
Pic #3 was just the side of the house and the corner where the old laundry mat and repair shop used to be. Pic #4 was a closer shot of the two trees she mentioned and that was really about it. Maybe the key was on the trees. But trees aren’t shiny. Tonya looked up just in ti
