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This is a repost trying to improve writing skills.
I got this idea from a Literotica Story called "A Touch of Revenge"
https://www.literotica.com/s/a-touch-of-revenge
by Poohive. I sent an email to him and never heard back. His Last post was in 2009.
You must read his story first to understand this one. In the original story is, under BDSM, she has him raped, and this is very graphic. He planned on marrying her, so I put it in loving wives.
There is no
rape
or
sex
in this story, unlike the first. In Julie's mind, he did it. In his mind, he didn't. But he apologizes in any way. He tells the story of the aftermath.
First, I want to tell you all rapists should be castrated. But with that said, if a person is falsely accused of rape, their accuser should serve the same time they would have had to serve if convicted of the crime. You noticed I use the gender-neutral comments.
Remember, this is a story and fiction, not real, except for the couple parts about the young men that were accused of rape.
I put her thoughts in italicized sentences to separate them from the letter.
I assumed they were not married. They never said. In my version, he was going to marry her but hadn't asked yet. They never gave her name first or last name. I made it up.
Don't bitch about the Grammar. This is my style of writing.
A touch of Revenge
The Apology Letter.
Just north of Atlanta, Georga sits the city of Alpharetta. It's just a short 26-mile drive up State Hwy 400 from downtown. Once a sleepy little country town founded in the 1850s. It was sleepy until the 1980s when it boomed during the 1970 -1980 recession. During the '80s, companies by the thousands were failing up north in the rust belt. Atlanta was booming with new business.
Atlanta had everything a city needed to attract the largest of the Fortune 500 hundred businesses. With low taxes and a major International Airport, it was an international hub for new businesses. And with it came the population explosion that overwhelmed Atlanta's transportation and freeway system. In the 1980s, the population in Alpharetta was a mere 3,128 back them. Now in 2020, it has reached 70,000 people.
We used to say that we wished Sherman had blown up all the bridges between Ohio and Georgia when he started his march through Georgia to the sea. During the recession, it seemed like every day, a thousand new U-Hauls with Ohio tags appeared in the city.
It was a beautiful spring day. The locals were using Alpharetta's city park to enjoy the weather before the oppressive summer heat and humidity took over.
The park sits in the center of the town across from the public courthouse and takes up one square block in size. The locals hang out on Saturday morning to enjoy their overpriced coffees.
It has a big gazebo sitting in the center of the park where musicians would have concerts for the locals. At that gazebo, you could often see wedding photographers taking pictures of wedding parties.
Massive White Oak trees surround it, over two hundred years old. The trees were all planted in the 1850s when the city was founded.
A beautiful young red-headed woman sat at one of the benches enjoying her Saturday morning Starbuck latte and reading the latest bestseller from her iPad.
"Ms. Stancil. Ms. Julie Stancil." She looked up to see a good-dressed middle-aged man standing before her. "Excuse me. Are you Ms. Julie Stancil?" enquired the man smiling at her.
She looked at him, evaluating his features. He didn't seem threatening. And besides, two local police officers were sitting at the table only a few feet away.
"Yes, am I," she replied.
"Ma'am, I am Mark Snyder. I work for the law firm of Byers, Lansky, and Goldstein. May I please sit?"
She waved her hand that indicated he could sit in front of her.
"Ms. Stancil, we were tasked with finding you for our deceased client. He commissioned us to deliver this envelope to you. It contains a cashier's check made out to you for a sum of $3,341 .22. Also inside, you will find a 2-carat diamond engagement ring, along with a letter.
There are no strings attached. Suppose you choose not to accept the contents. We will sell the ring, and the cashier's check will be cashed. The money will be donated to a local women's rape organization."
Julie said, "No, I will take it. But, if I don't want it, I will give the proceeds to my chosen charity."
"Well, all you need to do is show me your identification, then inspect the contents for accuracy," explained the man. He handed her the envelope once she pulled out her driver's license to verify her identity.
"Damn envelopes," she thought to herself. The envelope wouldn't tear open with her bare hands. Then, finding a nail file in her purse, she poked a hole in it and managed to rip it open.
She reached in the envelope and pulled out a cashier's check made out to her. Next, she took out a diamond engagement ring with a receipt and a letter-size envelope.
After confirming its contents, she signed the documentation that shows she had received the abovementioned items. Finally, the man stood up, told her to have a nice day, and left.
She took the ring out of the little box. And place it on her left hand. It was a perfect fit. It was a large diamond mounted on a gold band.
She stuck the cashier's check in her purse. She then took the envelope and removed the letter inside.
She unfolded the tri-folded paper. Unfortunately, it was upside down, so she had to turn it over to read it.
Dear Julie,
I hope this letter reaches you with you being in good health. I am glad you moved on. I hope you are doing well in your life since the last time we saw each other.
She realized it was from Bruce. The bastard himself, she thought.
I wanted to apologize for the terrible thing I did. Not only did I betray your trust, but I turned you into something totally out of character for you. I'm sure there will be a special place in hell for me when I arrive in a short while.
I'm sick now, and a lovely lady has agreed to write this for me. You have to admit she has beautiful handwriting. Unfortunately, I am so weak now I can barely move my arms.
I discussed the contents of this letter with her in advance. And she agreed to write it as dictated to her. I am very ashamed of what I am about to admit to doing. And I have already apologized to her for this letter's vulgarity.
To put it bluntly, yes, I raped you that night. You told me, "NO," and I didn't stop. My lust for you drove me to it. Do you know what's really funny? I never thought much about anal before that day. I was happy with what I was getting from you.
I was at lunch that day with Paul and a couple of my other friends when they started talking about anal and how much their girlfriends liked it. I knew you were adventurous, and you are usually up for any new games.
Since it was my birthday, I thought it would be a gift for both of us. One thing for sure now, I wish I had discussed it a little more with you and had done a lot more research.
You sucked me into your little scheme. I never expected it at all. I thought you had forgiven me, and everything was as before.
Julie smiled, smirked, and laughed as she remembered how she sat Bruce up. The Little Bastard.
Well, you left me tied up to the bed and left my condo. That's when your friend called some friends to come over and get some fresh ass. That ass being mine. He told me you didn't want to see the rest of it after the first time. But make sure I got everything I deserved.
About an hour after you left, six of his friends showed up and took me for hours on end.
Julie got wide-eyed, and she felt the blood rushing to her head. "What the fuck!" she yelled out." The two police officers turned toward her with scowled looks. "Sorry," she told them. "I just received some disturbing news."
Unlike you, they didn't use a lubricant. Instead, your friend used my blood from my ass as WD-40. They stuck a sock in my mouth to muffle my screams. I went in and out of consciousness for hours.
Finally, I woke up when they dumped cold water on me. I didn't know what time it was, but I could tell it was still dark through the blinds. I had thrown up from the pain. I was lying in bed, soaked in my vomit.