Author's note: Warning: This is a catfight/humiliation/spanking/fetish story. If that is not what you are into, you may want to skip this story. This is the same world as my original Sarah's Catfight Adventures series. All characters are eighteen or older. This series will be split into multiple parts. The first part will be labeled Book 1. I hope you enjoy!
Book 1 Chapter 1
As the Kappa's rushed around, putting the final touches on the house, Abby just stood in front of the mirror, making sure she looked good for the party. With her makeup already done, she was brushing her hair as she admired how cute her petite body looked in her white tank top and tiny skirt.
"Aren't you going to help at all?" one of the girls asked while emptying a trash can. "The party starts in an hour, but you never know what time the other sororities will show up."
"Of course, I'm not going to help," Abby answered as she posed for herself in the mirror. "Party prep and cleaning is for freshman, not upperclassmen like me."
As the young Kappa girl rolled her eyes, another girl came up and comforted her. "Don't even bother trying with Abby. She never helps with anything. She thinks her presence alone is enough."
"But that's unfair! Did she help when she was a freshman?"
"No. She would say cleaning is for poor people, and then tell us how rich her mommy and daddy were."
Abby could overhear the other sorority girls talking shit about her, but that never bothered her. In her mind, she was above them, and considered herself royalty. Her motto was that if you didn't have haters, you were doing something wrong. And by that measure, she was doing everything right because she had
a lot
of haters.
The bratty sorority girl loved attention, whether it was good or bad. To her, negative attention came from envy, which was the biggest compliment of all. The only thing that could possibly annoy her was someone who took attention from her... but a person who was capable of taking attention from her... must be even more spoiled and entitled.
"I wonder if the Zetas are coming," one girl said out loud.
Abby immediately turned her head and glared at the girl with her big blue eyes. "Hopefully, not all of them show up."
"What do you mean by that?" the girl asked. "Why wouldn't they all come? The Zetas are kind of like our sister sorority."
Rolling her eyes, Abby explained, "They just have that one bitch I don't like."
"Why do you not like her?" another girl innocently asked.
"Because she's a stuck up, little blonde bitch who thinks everyone should worship her!" Abby blabbered in a furious rage.
Everyone that heard those words come out of her mouth were suddenly staring with blank faces. Then, a couple of the sorority sisters started to chuckle at the irony of Abby's reason for disliking the Zeta girl.
"I know why you all are snickering at me," the little blonde fussed before pointing at the group with her brush. "You guys think
I'm
spoiled?
That
bitch is way more spoiled than me! You know her parents have hundreds of millions of dollars, right? That's why she's used to having everything handed to her."
"And how much money do
your
parents have?" one girl asked in a sarcastic tone. "Just a few million dollars?"
Nodding her head, Abby pointing at the girl and said, "Exactly!"
As the girls started laughing, one of them explained to the freshman, "Abby just doesn't like how much attention Chloe gets from all the guys."
"That doesn't bother me at all!" the spoiled little blonde yelled, squeezing the life out of her brush. "I just think it's ridiculous that guys are into fat girls now!"
"Chloe is fat?" one freshman asked.
Once again, another girl spoke up, answering the freshman's question. "Chloe is not fat. She's like the same height as Abby. She just has a really big butt. You know how guys are into that, right? Oh, and her boobs are pretty nice, too."
"That spoiled bitch is a slob!" Abby yelled, trying to correct her sorority sister. "She has all the money in the world, yet she still eats at McDonald's all the time."
"You don't know that. She probably goes to Starbucks all the time, like you do."
"Whatever. I'm not going to let that slob get me all worked up."
"Yeah, you don't seem worked up at all."
"I know, right!"
Suddenly, a freshman let her curiosity get the best of her. "You seem to hate her so much, but have you two ever had an actual confrontation?"
"Ha! We did once! One time at a party, that stupid bitch wasn't paying attention to where she was going, and she bumped into me, causing me to spill my drink all over my white outfit."
"What happened after that?"
"I told that bitch off," Abby explained, smiling proudly at herself in the mirror. "You should have seen the way that smug look disappeared from her pretty little face."
"You really told her off?!" one girl asked.
Another girl went into her ear and whispered, "Not really. They were both yelling, but nobody could understand their drunken screaming."
"I should have just smacked her in the mouth," Abby continued, thinking back to how angry she was that night. "Sometimes, that's the only way to put an entitled bitch like that in her place."
Once again, and the other girls went quiet until one finally asked, "Have you ever actually been in a fight?"
"Of course not," Abby said, chuckling as she pictured how a fight would play out with her rival. "But I don't need experience to know I can teach her as a lesson."
***
"I've decided I'm going to the party," Chloe announced while straightening her hair by the mirror.
"What?!" the girls reacted, surprised by the sudden news. "I thought you were going somewhere with Zach!"
"I was but he has been an asshole to me lately," the thick blondie explained. "Since he's going to act like that, I'll just look for attention from more deserving men. Going to this party and flirting with all the frat guys will be a great way to pay him back for all the shit he has put me through."
"Oh my God, that jerk!" one of her sisters exclaimed. "What did he do to you?!"
"Ugh! He has just been super annoying! Like the other day, he took me out to dinner but then tried to convince me not to order the most expensive item on the menu. You should have heard how rude he sounded, trying to explain that he doesn't get paid until next week! Like, who cares?!"
Blank stares came over the Zeta sisters' faces until one of them spoke up and asked, "So that makes it okay to cheat on him?"
"I'm not cheating on him," Chloe explained while batting her bright blue eyes. "I'm just going to find a hotter guy to make him jealous. But if the new guy is better... well, goodbye, Zach."
"That's kind of mean," the other girls said, feeling sympathetic for her boyfriend all of a sudden.
"Don't you girls know who I am?" Chloe asked in the most arrogant way. "There are guys lined up to be with me, so if you're not on your A-game, then you don't deserve to be with Chloe at all."
"That's how you know she's stuck up," one girl snickered. "She's referring to herself in third person again."
"Why didn't you just use your daddy's credit card?" another girl asked. "You use it for everything else."
The bratty woman pulled daddy's credit card out of her Louis Vuitton wallet before lecturing the other girls. "It's not about this card. It's about the principle. A princess should have all the money in the world, but she still deserves to be pampered."
Despite several of the freshmen snickering from Chloe's actions, one of them had to nerve to speak up and say, "I've never met anyone like her before."
Then, much to Chloe's dismay, one of the older sorority sisters pointed out that there, indeed, was another girl quite like their precious princess. "I have..." she said, causing the spoiled woman to glare at her. "But Chloe doesn't really like it when we talk about her."
"You better not be talking about that scrawny little Kappa bitch."
"Just because Abby doesn't have a big booty like you doesn't mean she's scrawny," the girl explained, daring to talk back to the spoiled and entitled blonde. "But you have to admit, she has some similarities with you. Maybe that's why you don't like her."