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In his four years here, never had Jeremy been in the principal's office. The amount of time Moe, on the other hand, spent here rivaled the amount of time he spent in class. Jeremy tried to surreptitiously glance over at Moe. There he was, slouched in the chair, hands shoved in his baggy jeans, chewing on a strand of his long hair.
Moe had tormented Jeremy for ages. But lately Jeremy's mom had butted in, after he had dragged himself home one day with a black and blue ear, and without a backpack. This was not good. His mom's interference just made things worse. She had good intentions, but she was clueless when it came to the slippery social dynamics of high school. Having kept an eye on Moe, she had found him not only bullying her son, but harassing freshmen girls as well.
To make things worse, the school was afraid of Jeremy's mom. She was some sort of hot shot lawyer, with a record of suing public and private organizations for harassment, especially of women. Now she was bringing those skills to bear in order to defend her son. So there she was, on some tirade about Moe's lack of respect for protocol and the rule of law, and his lack of decency towards women and his son in particular.
Jeremy grimaced at the implication that he was a female. But slighting his non-existent ego was the least of his problems. Moe was obviously furious, at Jeremy and his mom. He was making mocking gestures with his face when the principle and his mom weren't looking. Eventually, she caught the tail-end of his pantomiming, and chastised him for his lack of respect for his elders. He mumbled "fucking bitch" under his breath.
When it was over, Jeremy was not looking forward to gym. His locker was right next to Moe's.
Jeremy always waited until all the others were gone. Changing clothes in the gym, in front of the other high school boys left him self-conscious, to the point of paralysis. And this invited bullying from a few, and snickering from others. Always that static. Better to let the others filter out, and then change. Lunch period was next, so there was no danger of being tardy. This time he added the precaution of entering late, in order to avoid Moe. By the time Jeremy started changing, everyone was gone.
Despite being alone, he still had a towel wrapped around his waist. As he was pulling his shirt on, there was a commotion, Moe crashed into the locker room, high and loud. Fuck, Jeremy thought to himself.
"Hey faggot," said Moe. His standard greeting. "I am going to fuck your mom."
The image in his head was evoked against his will. Jeremy pictured his mother bent over, with Moe behind her. There he was, tall and wiry, wearing only his shaggy hair, his goatee, a cigarette between his lips, pounding away at Jeremy's mom. Maybe he'd reach down now and then and bat her tits, or... Jeremy put a stop to the images. He didn't know why, but it was arousing, not just the picture, but the very idea, of this bully, this loser, this drugee, fucking precisely what Jeremy was supposed to value the most.
Whatever the reason, Jeremy's erection didn't know the difference. Moments after Moe had spoken, Jeremy had a small tent in his towel. It was instantly noticeable. He tried to hide it, but that only drew further attention to it.
"Holy shit!" Moe pointed and broke into laughter. Jeremy tried to leave, but Moe had the presence of mind, despite his laughing fit, to block Jeremy's path.
"You want me to fuck your mom, faggot?" He tried to suppress another bout of laughter. "You like that idea?"
"No," Jeremy said, knitting his eyebrows, attempting to look indigent. His erection had gone. Maybe he could pull it off.
"I don't fucking believe you. I think you want me to actually fuck your mom. I think you like the idea of me pulling off her blouse, ripping off her bra, and sucking on her juicy titties, while you watch and masturbate."
Again Jeremy tried to bolt, but to no avail. His body had betrayed him again; the tent in his towel re-appeared. Moe was staring in disbelief. It was true. Jeremy was actually getting off from the idea of Moe fucking his mother. Blush spread across Jeremy's pale chest, up to his neck.
"No shit, faggot," Moe said, gesturing to Jeremy's boner. "Actually, this kinda sucks." Jeremy raised his eyes at the unexpected response. "I always knew you were a fucking loser. But now there is nothing I can ever say or do to you that will make it more obvious that you are a loser than this, here, right now. I can fucking retire, man. You did my work for me."
"I..." Jeremy began.
"Shut the fuck up. I never liked you, faggot. But now you make me fucking sick. You make me want to vomit." Moe slowly circled Jeremy. "No man should get off from imagining an enemy fucking his mom. You getting a boner thinking about that, well, just that is more fucked up than anything I've ever done." Moe then bitched slapped Jeremy. Not too hard, but hard enough. Jeremy tried not to cry, that familiar knot in his throat. It wasn't the pain. Moe was right. What kind of guy would get aroused by that? He was a loser.
"So tell you what, faggot. I'll do you a favor. Yea, I'll fuck your mom."
Jeremy's head snapped up.
"And you know what? You'll let me. Fuck, you'll help me. Why? Because you're a fucking lo-ser," he said, shoving his finger against Jeremy's forehead. Moe opened up his locker, rummage a bit, slammed the locker door. Moe picked up Jeremy's hand. At first, Jeremy resisted, but a mere glance from Moe ended that. He placed in Jeremy's hand a vial of some sort.
"That's my own special cocktail. Stick some in your mom's drink, and she'll be out in 15, like a fucking dentist patient." Moe paused. No reaction. "How does tonight sound? Anyone else's be home?" No response. "You know what, I've seen you take a piss. You don't use the urinals. You use the toilets, like a pussy. You know what that means? That means you were raised by a woman. And that means your mom probably divorced a long time ago. Only someone without a man in the house would end up like you. I think you and your mom live alone. Am I right?"
He was right, but Jeremy didn't say anything. He just stared at the tiled floor.
"So tell me: Where do you live?"