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    “That’s too hard! You’ll draw blood like that.”

    “Relax. I know what I’m doing.”

    “What are you doing with that cat? That’s just for show. You’re not going to really use that on me are you?”

    “Jacque, I’m going to do whatever the hell I want to you. I own you remember? Body and soul.”

    From the look on his face, Jacque got the first notion that he was in trouble. Blood rained down his chest, back, and legs. Occasionally Samson let the whip stray low and its ruinous tip bit into Jacque’s perforated nutsack, causing the photographer to convulse in such pain he almost puked.

    “When you want me to stop all you have to do is say ‘Kill me.’ Then your suffering ends.”

    “I signed your fucking contract! I just wanted to fuck. What do you want from me?”

    “Oh, you know what I want.”

    “You’re going to kill me aren’t you?”

    “How else am I supposed to get your soul? Wait for you to finally OD? No, by then it will be too late. I need it now.”

    “But why? I never did shit to you! I haven’t done anything to you! Why are you doing this to me?”

    Samson stood naked in a widening puddle of Jacque’s blood. He dropped the bullwhip and Jacque breathed an exhausted sigh of relief until he caught the glint of steel in Samson’s hand. His breath seized in his chest.

    “No. No. Oh, God. No. Why? Why?”

    “Because I don’t like you, Jacque. You are a pompous, egotistical, manipulative parasite. And I love my brother. You are going to die so that he can live. But first I am going to enjoy myself. You wanted to fuck? Let’s fuck. But I’m kind of big and you look kind of tight back there. I think I’m going to have to widen you up a bit before I can fit.”

    The knife bored its way inside Jacque and slowly rotated. He screamed and kicked and fought against his restraints. He had briefly passed out by the time Samson replaced the knife with his own turgid flesh. Samson’s hard thrusting deep inside of him awakened him. Like a caressing finger, he ran the knife along Jacque’s belly. Almost as an afterthought, Samson sliced from the photographer’s abdomen to his throat.

    “You still won’t get my soul.” Blood bubbled up from the photographer’s mouth as he spoke, spraying from his lips and dripping off his chin onto his blood-drenched chest.

    “Oh, no? And why is that? You signed a contract. In blood. Your soul is mine!”

    “But I never owned it. It wasn’t mine to sell.”

    Samson paused. Intestines flopped out of the massive gash in the photographer’s torso as blood poured out in sheets. It was amazing that the man could still talk. In fact, it was impossible.

    “What do you mean you never owned it?”

    “I sold my soul to the devil back when I was a teenager. See, according to my parents, I was already condemned to hell for being gay so I figured, what the hell did I have to lose? So I sold my soul for fame and fortune, and the opportunity to fuck the sexiest men in the world.”

    Jacque’s voice grew weaker, little more than a whisper. Samson felt the photographer’s heartbeat against the knife, slowly fading. The photographer laughed and more blood sprayed from his lips. Samson withdrew himself from the man and walked around to face him.

    “Bullshit!”

    All of the blood had drained from the photographer’s face. He already looked like a corpse.

    “Oh, it’s true. It’s all true. You’ll see. You wanted my soul so bad, well you’ve got it, but I think you’re going to have to fight to keep it.”

    “Fuck you!”

    He grabbed Jacque by his chin and jerked his head back as he began sawing through the man’s esophagus, trying to remove his head. Gurgling sounds continued to come from the photographer’s throat as Samson slashed through it with the blade. It sounded as if Jacque were still laughing at him.

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    Evil had to have a face.

    Samuel left it to smarter people than he to argue the finer philosophical points about

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