The Amateur Kidnapper's Success (FF/FFFF) - Chapter 2 (Complete)
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Navy Bandana Gang 1: The Amateur Kidnapper’s Success
Chapter 1
Saturday, April 22, 2017
After the dismal failure of Serafina’s last adventure, I decided I would give the Italian girl some help. She hadn’t exactly had the best teachers on how to kidnap somebody: Janie and Jenny are absolutely rope bunnies through and through. I’d rate Jenny at a 95/5 split and Janie at 85/15. I am being generous by saying rope bunny with them; they’re happy being tied up and ignored for extended periods that are quite dangerous if not handled with extreme caution.
“Who’s a-there?†the voice calls out when I knock on the door.
“Nichole! Jenny’s bestie,†I respond with an extra helping of sugar.
Serafina Randaccio, truth be told, competes with girls like Jenny in the sweetness department. It is hard for her to see herself as anything less than trash because of her depression, and the errors of her youth often define her. She has wavy brown locks that bounce about her shoulders, just as I do. With a slight crack of the door, the girl with the Italian flag kerchief permits me to enter the single-person dorm room.
“What do you want?†she crossly asks me with a thick Italian accent, a self-defense mechanism.
“I want to teach you how to properly kidnap someone,†I lean against the door and smile.
“Oh!†she shakes her head a little and smiles a little, “I thought you didn’t like me.â€
“That’s ridiculous,†I take a couple steps over and sit down on the bed beside her, “You’re nice.â€
“How can you help me though? I’m enough of a screw up; I’m 20 and have a five year old son.â€
“Wait? Benny’s your son?†she unwittingly shared the truth, “Not your nephew.â€
“No, Nichole, Benny’s mine,†came with a sigh, “My greatest mistake is my greatest blessing.â€
“How about you change to match, and we go Bandana Gang my roommates? Janie’s away.â€
I see a wry smile crop up on her face. We both have those dark brown Mediterranean curls; mine are Portuguese and hers Italian. We both like to wear a lot of the same colors of clothing, too, so it is no surprise, really, that Serafina was roped into our games because from behind we’re hard to distinguish. Serafina has a natural ability to tan, but it’s not the same in America and now she has paled a bit from living in New Jersey and Minnesota for the past 12 years or so.
Since that day, Serafina has become one of the girls, and she has Jenny’s delightful rope bunny streak but my mischievous side that loves to kidnap others. I’d rate her a 65/35 split. She has no problem with me being in there while she changes to match my navy trainers and navy kerchief bandana and my bright blue t-shirt. Thankfully, she has one as well, and we both even have the same black canvas sneakers and white crew socks. She puts her old outfit in her backpack.
What is a bandana gang in the Cool Girls’ Club lexicon? Well, it’s when two or more girls wear the same color of bandana as a symbol of a temporary alliance with the intent of kidnapping one or more people. Typically, the target is all the residents of another place; for example, tying up all the residents of one of the sorority houses. In this case, the targets are simply my roommates Jenny and Bridget. The former is my best friend, and the latter is Serafina’s rowing teammate.
Serafina, or Sera, is an inch taller than me and so much more muscular. She has a perfect figure both for sports and for being a rope bunny. I suspect she and I could swap clothes no problem, but she could kidnap me with no effort. She’s not ripped, but she has an enviable muscle tone.
Along the way, I explain the concept of using rope to kidnap someone and the importance of a good combination of both wrapping the rope and cinching it well. If she learned from Jenny, I gently explain, then she learned how to do a tight binding but not a secure one. No offense to my best friend, but her technique only works on people who can have their elbows tied.
Sera’s eyes sparkle when she tells me about TUGs and what they’ve come to mean to her. For an eager girl like her, it’s no surprise that she loves being tied up and forced to spend time in silence alongside her friends, whether her captors or her fellow captives. She’s away from devices that distract her and depress her and forced to have person-to-person interaction. She even likes how it feels to be bound and gagged and confides in me many things she hopes to try with time, like dirty laundry gags. At the present, though, she admits, she is still scared of being both gagged and blindfolded at the same time, of stuffed gags, and of being gagged without having Jenny or Joyce there to constantly watch her. This means it’s time to call in a recruit both to serve as her guardian and as her confidence.
“Of course, Sera, I’d be glad to help you,†Joyce smiled, “I’ll observe but not partake. Got it?â€
“Sure thing,†Sera’s eyes glowed, “We’ll have fun experimenting afterwards.â€
“If that’s what you want to do before going into finals week!â€
“Oh, I know it is! Please, Joyce, you’re my best friend!†the Italian pleaded with the Italian.
“Sounds like a plan. Let’s go, Gangsta Chick!†I feel the spring in my own step as well.
“Joyce, you will wear navy, no?â€
“No, Sera, this is for you and Nichole, but I’ll wear one so you know I’m with you.â€
“Joyce is the best kidnapper of us all; you’re learning from the best!†I say with a smile.
“Well,†Joyce blushed as she grabbed her brown bandana, “Promise to tie me afterwards, OK?â€
With that thought, the Navy Bandana Gang set out to kidnap Jenny and Bridget. It was a school whose colors were navy and white; all of us had been a navy gangster at some point, even Jenny who was blue-yellow colorblind. There was no underscoring how important Joyce and Serafina were to each other. Sera struggled with depression that was compounded by her maternity, and Joyce had suffered immensely with her dad’s death in June, her boyfriend assaulting her in early November, and her mother dying at the start of this semester. Such was the kind of providence that led me to believe in God, and every day I saw more and more that made me feel like a fool to be Jenny’s friend from when I was 4 and not to follow her example sooner. Alas, we’re here today for Serafina, to formally complete her transition from an observer to a full Cool Girl.
Cool Girl is a title that is light by nature and serious in practice. What is a Cool Girl besides a girl who really likes to wear bandanas and to play TUGs? It’s a promise, a vow, to love each of the fellow members like a sister dearest to your heart, to forgive one another’s mistakes, and to always be there to help when a fellow member is in distress. It’s really a calling to walk through life as we ought to walk. The sisterhood is deeper and more meaningful than the so-called sisters in a sorority can claim to have
Our friend in brown also serves as a decoy to throw our future captives off their guard. They are less likely to become suspicious when they see Joyce in her brown headband. What we do not know is how many others might be in the apartment besides Jenny and Bridge. While we’re still walking, let me tell you about them.
Jenny is a human sack of sugar. The Gangsta Princess, as we lovingly call her, has been part of my life since we were toddlers, and life with her is so much better. There are no secrets between us, and we’re almost certain to share good news with each other first unless we are dead certain there is another person who will appreciate that news even more. I’m Jenny’s #1 fan when she’s racing cross-country or track, and she’s my favorite person to kidnap. No matter what happened in life, even if I couldn’t bear to tell her what was actually going on, I could count on her to give me a big hug and be there for me.
Then there's Bridget, the rower. Bridget is shy, yet she's really nice once you get to know her. A fiery temper brought her troubles as a freshman and a sophomore, but she learned to control that and use it only when appropriate and necessary. She blushes and sweetly thanks me every time I show up to one of her rowing events, and no one gives more lovable childlike hugs. Kidnapping Sera has turned out to be a happy accident for Bridget, who plans on being Sera’s first roommate next fall.
Another sweet personality who deserves a mention is Joyce. The type-1 diabetic never grumbles or complains about her illness despite the travails it has brought her and us. She has dark blonde hair that is about shoulder length, and the hair is held back by the brown bandana headband. Her eyes are a lovely shade of hazel and sincere; no one's eyes show a wider range of emotions. She has brown shorts that come down to her thighs and a beige curved-neck t-shirt.
I casually unlock the door to my apartment using my keycard and allow my guests to come into the apartment. Immediately, I find complications. Johanna Märkstrom is a girl from the sorority known as Tau Iota Epsilon, of which nearly all of us were technically inductees but of which few were active members; Joyce was one such active member. A rift grew between Joyce and some of the members, though, when a couple of them suggested Joyce had seduced her then boyfriend and hadn't really been assaulted. Johanna really liked Jenny and me as people, and she’d pay us a visit whenever her housemate was traveling for softball.
“Well, if it isn't JoJo MärkerboardStorm,†I tease her when I walk into the bedroom.
“You watch yourself, Mrs. Peterson. Marriage won't protect you from a tight knot up!†Johanna responds with a playful gleam in her own hazel green eyes.
“Is Bridge in her own room?†I ask them, “I didn't look too carefully when I walked in here.â€
“Yeah, she's got her earbuds. Said she had a date with a guy named Johannes?†Jo was confused,
“Haha! She means Johannes Brahms,†pulling at my shorts, I look down and laugh.
“She likes music? I had no idea! Seems appropriate for a girl like her.â€
I’m such a mess. My legs are almost gnarled and scarred without remorse. Most of my body has violent scars all over it from when my little brother, a deplorable person, assaulted me, savagely beating and leaving me for dead. I broke both legs, one arm, and other bones; I had “miles of scars†from it. My boyfriend, to protect me, married me so I could legally change my name. I only survived it as well as I did because of friends like Bridget, who lovingly dressed my wounds as necessary without ever once complaining.
“I’ll leave you girls alone,†I wink to Jenny, who smiles back and waves.
We strut over to the other bedroom and peer into it. I share this room with Bridget because she is a later riser than Jenny and Janie and quieter at that. Even when she wakes up early for rowing activities, she never once wakes me up, and she can attend to my needs when I have days where the pain is so great I can't get out of bed without help.
She is absolutely adorable sitting there with the earbuds and quietly singing the German songs of which she understands a few words here and there. She quietly works on her meteorology class assignment and sits perfectly straight at the desk. Her long pale blonde hair is against the black of her t-shirt, and her blue jeans are a tight fit. Black crew socks and sneakers are on her feet. I consider her a rare breed as one of the few Cool Girls who wears bandanas but isn't addicted like so many of us are. I motion for Serafina to go over and make the first move on Bridget, who is a damsel-in-distress in the waiting. Sera sneaks up behind her friend and teammate and pounces.
“Mmmmmmm!†Bridget wails when Sera’s hands clamp her mouth shut.
“Quiet, Brigida,†Sera whispers into her ear, “This is a kidnapping. You’re outnumbered.â€
UP NEXT: Kidnapping Bridget, Jenny, and Johanna
Chapter 1
Saturday, April 22, 2017
After the dismal failure of Serafina’s last adventure, I decided I would give the Italian girl some help. She hadn’t exactly had the best teachers on how to kidnap somebody: Janie and Jenny are absolutely rope bunnies through and through. I’d rate Jenny at a 95/5 split and Janie at 85/15. I am being generous by saying rope bunny with them; they’re happy being tied up and ignored for extended periods that are quite dangerous if not handled with extreme caution.
“Who’s a-there?†the voice calls out when I knock on the door.
“Nichole! Jenny’s bestie,†I respond with an extra helping of sugar.
Serafina Randaccio, truth be told, competes with girls like Jenny in the sweetness department. It is hard for her to see herself as anything less than trash because of her depression, and the errors of her youth often define her. She has wavy brown locks that bounce about her shoulders, just as I do. With a slight crack of the door, the girl with the Italian flag kerchief permits me to enter the single-person dorm room.
“What do you want?†she crossly asks me with a thick Italian accent, a self-defense mechanism.
“I want to teach you how to properly kidnap someone,†I lean against the door and smile.
“Oh!†she shakes her head a little and smiles a little, “I thought you didn’t like me.â€
“That’s ridiculous,†I take a couple steps over and sit down on the bed beside her, “You’re nice.â€
“How can you help me though? I’m enough of a screw up; I’m 20 and have a five year old son.â€
“Wait? Benny’s your son?†she unwittingly shared the truth, “Not your nephew.â€
“No, Nichole, Benny’s mine,†came with a sigh, “My greatest mistake is my greatest blessing.â€
“How about you change to match, and we go Bandana Gang my roommates? Janie’s away.â€
I see a wry smile crop up on her face. We both have those dark brown Mediterranean curls; mine are Portuguese and hers Italian. We both like to wear a lot of the same colors of clothing, too, so it is no surprise, really, that Serafina was roped into our games because from behind we’re hard to distinguish. Serafina has a natural ability to tan, but it’s not the same in America and now she has paled a bit from living in New Jersey and Minnesota for the past 12 years or so.
Since that day, Serafina has become one of the girls, and she has Jenny’s delightful rope bunny streak but my mischievous side that loves to kidnap others. I’d rate her a 65/35 split. She has no problem with me being in there while she changes to match my navy trainers and navy kerchief bandana and my bright blue t-shirt. Thankfully, she has one as well, and we both even have the same black canvas sneakers and white crew socks. She puts her old outfit in her backpack.
What is a bandana gang in the Cool Girls’ Club lexicon? Well, it’s when two or more girls wear the same color of bandana as a symbol of a temporary alliance with the intent of kidnapping one or more people. Typically, the target is all the residents of another place; for example, tying up all the residents of one of the sorority houses. In this case, the targets are simply my roommates Jenny and Bridget. The former is my best friend, and the latter is Serafina’s rowing teammate.
Serafina, or Sera, is an inch taller than me and so much more muscular. She has a perfect figure both for sports and for being a rope bunny. I suspect she and I could swap clothes no problem, but she could kidnap me with no effort. She’s not ripped, but she has an enviable muscle tone.
Along the way, I explain the concept of using rope to kidnap someone and the importance of a good combination of both wrapping the rope and cinching it well. If she learned from Jenny, I gently explain, then she learned how to do a tight binding but not a secure one. No offense to my best friend, but her technique only works on people who can have their elbows tied.
Sera’s eyes sparkle when she tells me about TUGs and what they’ve come to mean to her. For an eager girl like her, it’s no surprise that she loves being tied up and forced to spend time in silence alongside her friends, whether her captors or her fellow captives. She’s away from devices that distract her and depress her and forced to have person-to-person interaction. She even likes how it feels to be bound and gagged and confides in me many things she hopes to try with time, like dirty laundry gags. At the present, though, she admits, she is still scared of being both gagged and blindfolded at the same time, of stuffed gags, and of being gagged without having Jenny or Joyce there to constantly watch her. This means it’s time to call in a recruit both to serve as her guardian and as her confidence.
“Of course, Sera, I’d be glad to help you,†Joyce smiled, “I’ll observe but not partake. Got it?â€
“Sure thing,†Sera’s eyes glowed, “We’ll have fun experimenting afterwards.â€
“If that’s what you want to do before going into finals week!â€
“Oh, I know it is! Please, Joyce, you’re my best friend!†the Italian pleaded with the Italian.
“Sounds like a plan. Let’s go, Gangsta Chick!†I feel the spring in my own step as well.
“Joyce, you will wear navy, no?â€
“No, Sera, this is for you and Nichole, but I’ll wear one so you know I’m with you.â€
“Joyce is the best kidnapper of us all; you’re learning from the best!†I say with a smile.
“Well,†Joyce blushed as she grabbed her brown bandana, “Promise to tie me afterwards, OK?â€
With that thought, the Navy Bandana Gang set out to kidnap Jenny and Bridget. It was a school whose colors were navy and white; all of us had been a navy gangster at some point, even Jenny who was blue-yellow colorblind. There was no underscoring how important Joyce and Serafina were to each other. Sera struggled with depression that was compounded by her maternity, and Joyce had suffered immensely with her dad’s death in June, her boyfriend assaulting her in early November, and her mother dying at the start of this semester. Such was the kind of providence that led me to believe in God, and every day I saw more and more that made me feel like a fool to be Jenny’s friend from when I was 4 and not to follow her example sooner. Alas, we’re here today for Serafina, to formally complete her transition from an observer to a full Cool Girl.
Cool Girl is a title that is light by nature and serious in practice. What is a Cool Girl besides a girl who really likes to wear bandanas and to play TUGs? It’s a promise, a vow, to love each of the fellow members like a sister dearest to your heart, to forgive one another’s mistakes, and to always be there to help when a fellow member is in distress. It’s really a calling to walk through life as we ought to walk. The sisterhood is deeper and more meaningful than the so-called sisters in a sorority can claim to have
Our friend in brown also serves as a decoy to throw our future captives off their guard. They are less likely to become suspicious when they see Joyce in her brown headband. What we do not know is how many others might be in the apartment besides Jenny and Bridge. While we’re still walking, let me tell you about them.
Jenny is a human sack of sugar. The Gangsta Princess, as we lovingly call her, has been part of my life since we were toddlers, and life with her is so much better. There are no secrets between us, and we’re almost certain to share good news with each other first unless we are dead certain there is another person who will appreciate that news even more. I’m Jenny’s #1 fan when she’s racing cross-country or track, and she’s my favorite person to kidnap. No matter what happened in life, even if I couldn’t bear to tell her what was actually going on, I could count on her to give me a big hug and be there for me.
Then there's Bridget, the rower. Bridget is shy, yet she's really nice once you get to know her. A fiery temper brought her troubles as a freshman and a sophomore, but she learned to control that and use it only when appropriate and necessary. She blushes and sweetly thanks me every time I show up to one of her rowing events, and no one gives more lovable childlike hugs. Kidnapping Sera has turned out to be a happy accident for Bridget, who plans on being Sera’s first roommate next fall.
Another sweet personality who deserves a mention is Joyce. The type-1 diabetic never grumbles or complains about her illness despite the travails it has brought her and us. She has dark blonde hair that is about shoulder length, and the hair is held back by the brown bandana headband. Her eyes are a lovely shade of hazel and sincere; no one's eyes show a wider range of emotions. She has brown shorts that come down to her thighs and a beige curved-neck t-shirt.
I casually unlock the door to my apartment using my keycard and allow my guests to come into the apartment. Immediately, I find complications. Johanna Märkstrom is a girl from the sorority known as Tau Iota Epsilon, of which nearly all of us were technically inductees but of which few were active members; Joyce was one such active member. A rift grew between Joyce and some of the members, though, when a couple of them suggested Joyce had seduced her then boyfriend and hadn't really been assaulted. Johanna really liked Jenny and me as people, and she’d pay us a visit whenever her housemate was traveling for softball.
“Well, if it isn't JoJo MärkerboardStorm,†I tease her when I walk into the bedroom.
“You watch yourself, Mrs. Peterson. Marriage won't protect you from a tight knot up!†Johanna responds with a playful gleam in her own hazel green eyes.
“Is Bridge in her own room?†I ask them, “I didn't look too carefully when I walked in here.â€
“Yeah, she's got her earbuds. Said she had a date with a guy named Johannes?†Jo was confused,
“Haha! She means Johannes Brahms,†pulling at my shorts, I look down and laugh.
“She likes music? I had no idea! Seems appropriate for a girl like her.â€
I’m such a mess. My legs are almost gnarled and scarred without remorse. Most of my body has violent scars all over it from when my little brother, a deplorable person, assaulted me, savagely beating and leaving me for dead. I broke both legs, one arm, and other bones; I had “miles of scars†from it. My boyfriend, to protect me, married me so I could legally change my name. I only survived it as well as I did because of friends like Bridget, who lovingly dressed my wounds as necessary without ever once complaining.
“I’ll leave you girls alone,†I wink to Jenny, who smiles back and waves.
We strut over to the other bedroom and peer into it. I share this room with Bridget because she is a later riser than Jenny and Janie and quieter at that. Even when she wakes up early for rowing activities, she never once wakes me up, and she can attend to my needs when I have days where the pain is so great I can't get out of bed without help.
She is absolutely adorable sitting there with the earbuds and quietly singing the German songs of which she understands a few words here and there. She quietly works on her meteorology class assignment and sits perfectly straight at the desk. Her long pale blonde hair is against the black of her t-shirt, and her blue jeans are a tight fit. Black crew socks and sneakers are on her feet. I consider her a rare breed as one of the few Cool Girls who wears bandanas but isn't addicted like so many of us are. I motion for Serafina to go over and make the first move on Bridget, who is a damsel-in-distress in the waiting. Sera sneaks up behind her friend and teammate and pounces.
“Mmmmmmm!†Bridget wails when Sera’s hands clamp her mouth shut.
“Quiet, Brigida,†Sera whispers into her ear, “This is a kidnapping. You’re outnumbered.â€
UP NEXT: Kidnapping Bridget, Jenny, and Johanna