8:00 AM While Katherine Kirschenbaum doesn't think she's necessarily the best at chess, she tends to win a lot. Tournament chess she'd be no good at, simply because her main chess strategy has absolutely nothing to do with the game itself. She's well above average at the actual game, able to read five or six moves ahead, but really, the way she
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He doesn't remember much after he stumbled out the club. He remembers the blurry and flashing lights of the city at night and the sounds of the world around him, the roar of cars, the hum of the power wires overhead. He remembers being slumped against a streetlight, eyes squeezed shut as he fights for his balance.
And then he feels something against his lips, against his teeth and he feels even more dizzier. And then it's all black.
When he finally wakes up, he's extremely hungover. He feels like he's been hit by a bus, or two. His head pounds painfully, threatening to break his skull open. A low groan escapes his lips, everything aches. Did he fall asleep in the bath again? No... no wait, it's not cold. It's usually cold in the bathroom. What he also notices is the ( ... )
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He's still trying to control his breathing, he's having a hard time. Everything aches. He's sure this is just some sort of weird, fucked up dream. It was the sambucca. Yeah. That's to blame.
"How nice of ya," he mutters under his breath with a look of pure loathing for her. She doesn't look particularly sorry. Evil bitch.
Doyle pauses for a long time, his mouth clamped firmly shut and his head turned away from her in a last attempt to stop himself actually going through with this. He just wants to get out. Let her have her fun and he can just leave. He breathes out heavily through his nose and turns his head back towards her with his mouth open and eyes tightly shut. He just wants it to be over already. Wake up, Doyle. Wake up!
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He's half tempted to bite her hand off when she reaches forward with the canister, but she's quick to move it away again. He cough and gags slightly with the gas and shakes his head. Doyle's still for a few moments before he gives an almighty shudder, it's an unpleasant feeling that he can't quite describe. He feels sick and dizzy.
It takes him a while to talk. He just lies there panting for a few minutes. "Light... light headed..." he closes his eyes, they're watering from the light of the room. "Everything seems... it seems.. so far away... like I'm wrapped up in... something.."
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This really isn't torture though. Not by her definition. Torture is something you do to interrogate someone, or just for fun. No, no. This is work. Just because she enjoys her work doesn't make it any less work.
"Light headed," she repeats, humming to herself. "Good to know. Do you know why you're here?"
It's a good question to ask someone. Generally, when they're too far gone to even know what's going on they're more likely to give answers. And if this is going to be for interrogation, answers are what they're likely after. Honest ones.
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