"I don't remember packing you in my luggage. How did you get here?" A bearded man looked down at Nancy as she lay in the box. Her eyes had started to adjust to the light.
She panted for breath before answering him. "Long... story short... I lost... a bet." She breathed in the fresh air deeply. She could hear birds singing, they must be outside the city.
The man extended his hand. "Let me help you out of there." He helped Nancy back to her feet.
"Thank you. I think... I must have gotten lost. I was supposed to be picked up at... the airport. Something went wrong... with the computer."
After stepping out of the box, she fell to the ground, slipping out of his hand thanks to how silky her skin was right now. He didn't even have that good of a grip on her.
She looked around for a moment. They where in a stable of some kind. She didn't see any horses, or smell any for that matter, but what she did see was a water trough. She was so thirsty and her mouth was dry.
Before the man could grab her again, Nancy ran over to the trough and ducked her face into the cool liquid. She started to drink the surprisingly clean water. It seemed like it had been recently cleaned and refilled.
"You must be thirsty if you are drinking from that. Don't worry about it. The cleaning staff had taken care of it before we arrived." He smiled as he got a good look at her butt as she bent over to drink. He could even see her more intimate part. This had taken his eyes off the little electronic that was now moving slowly around in the box.
Nancy got up after drinking her fill. "I'm sorry about this. I don't know what happened, I don't even know where I am. I have to call my brother." She started to stress out again.
"Easy. There will be time for that. For now just calm down. Here, have some candy." He pulled a piece of candy from his pocket and handed it to her.
She looked at it for a moment, she didn't recognize the brand. That didn't matter anyway. She needed something to take the edge off. She removed the wrapper and put it in her mouth. It didn't take long for her to start to relax.
Covering herself with her arm, she looked back at him. "I'd hate to ask, but could I use your cell phone? My brother must be worried about me. He has no idea where I am right now."
"I am afraid that is a problem. We are in an isolated area and there aren't any towers. We can use a land line later, but for now, let's get you cleaned up." He gave her another piece of candy as he walked her down the aisle. "We have a shower you could use. I will see about finding something for you to wear."
"That would be nice." Nancy took the second piece as well. She felt all warm inside soon after eating it.