I gasped in relief when the water stopped and the flannel was removed and I coughed violently, taking large gulps of fresh air.
"It's called water boarding," Kent explained. "Usually it happens for a lot longer, how we aren't allowed to do that because the medical after affects can be quite serious. So Daisy, tell me what I want to hear or we'll continue."
"f**k you," I coughed and squeezed my eyes shut when the flannel was held over my face, cutting off my airways and the water began.
"It makes you feel like you are drowning," Kent called and I pulled violently against the restraints. "The water causes an immediate gag reflex but you can't do jack s**t about it. It's been known for people to break bones before because of the violent movement a person makes when put under this torture t
