Fabianna was ready for a night of making this guy do whatever she wanted. It was what she did. For the past few years she realized how easy it was manipulate guys. Sex was just too easy. You bat your eyes a bit, shake you tail feathers to their beat...and if they're good in bed, you can keep them for a while. If not, well, get what you can, and move on to the next guy.
But she hadn't always been this way. And it wasn't as if she couldn't take care of herself. She was a Systems Analyst (for which there was never a shortage of work) and so lived pretty comfortable. She just got her kicks off from humiliating weak men. The ridiculously expensive dinners, vacations, gifts, all at HIS expense. And these morons were so eager to get laid that all it took was a little conversation and fake interest to get them to think that they would be so lucky to have scored a goddess.
Oh yeah. Fabianna knows how shockingly gorgeous she is. She was a bit of an ugly duckling growing up, gangly legs in her early teens, teased for her freckles and skinny arms. And then when other girls were developing eating disorders and letting gross boys fondle them for a chance at popularity, she stayed hidden away in the libraries, reading and studying, out of the lime light for so long that she failed to notice that she had grown from an awkward skinny kid into tall, beautiful young woman, something college would eventually unveil to her. Not that her looks would bring her any good luck. On the contrary. She spent many nights crying, her heart broken by sharp-tongued, quick acting jocks who'd turned courting into an art.
The last straw was Greg. Tall, muscular, tanned, bright smile. Captain of the Lacrosse team. Vice president of Kappa Sigma house on campus. He was minoring in psychology and not yet sure of what he wanted to do yet, but Dad was paying for school he had all the time in the world. He was a free spirit. He did charity work at every given opportunity. But after a month of dinners, movies, and hot and heavy love making, Fabianna walked into his room one night just as he was giving some other girl a facial. She couldn't believe her eyes! Greg barely noticed she was even standing there, his eyes half closed with lust, the smell of tequila puffing in and out of his exhausted lungs. The girl just giggled, shit faced as well, and slurred something about the door being open.
Days after this incident, Fabianna slowly found out that not only was he a cheating, lying, bastard, but that he was failing most of his classes, his dad was almost broke (which explained why SHE was paying for all the dinners and movies) and CHARITY? Hah! Ask anyone at the Kappa Sigma house. The only charity Greg did was getting girls to pay his expenses.
Well Fabianna had learned her lesson. She had spent her whole life working hard and studying even harder and was not about to let things continue as they were. She was going to turn things around. She continued to go out with guys, but used them as learning tools. What gets them off, how to get them to lower there defenses, how to sucker them into thinking if they paid for gifts and dinners that it would get them in the sack, and how to use the sack to get them to pay even more.
But it wasn't for the money. She could care less about the money. She would order the most expensive dish on the menu and barely take two bites. They would take her shopping and buy her designer clothes. Clothes that she would take to the nearest Goodwill the next day. They would take her on cruises where she would order non-stop room service and spend most of the trip at the spa, perhaps stopping at some point to give the poor paying sap the hummer of his life before going back to the pool to work on her tan.
Or, as in Aaron's case, bring them home and whip and sodomize them till they were sorry they ever laid eyes on her.
* * * * *
All his life he hardly ever really spoke. And in most of his relationships, the women usually had the final say. Yeah, he had a speech impediment at a young age, but he failed to mention that this had hindered his interactions with other children at a crucial age. He had be become an overweight child. While other 12 year olds where out playing hockey on the nearby streets, he would watch them from inside his home, scratch pad in hand as he doodled images of himself. And on these pages he took a different form. He was big, strong, dashing. Brave. He spoke his mind. And he put bullies in their place. There was no stopping him on paper. He ran faster than the kids outside on their new bikes could ever dream. He had fans that adored him, grateful for his protection over their city, more than the popular kids who mocked him on a daily basis could ever hope for, fans, brainless clones that watched and mimicked their every move, fans, the only reason they were popular in the first place. Not that they were more special. The simply wore more make-up, and chose the latest fashions, and had parents that would let them throw the biggest parties. But they were not bright, most of them weren't very strong at all. But they had followers and stooges to back them up.