Cadence was a cheerleader and quite a popular one. She was a pretty and vivacious young woman. Blonde hair with unusually green eyes made for a striking. Being a cheerleader it was just natural for her to keep fit - try and do a flip when you're overweight. She was nearly nineteen and this would be her last semester as a cheerleader. After that it was out into the big wide world.
Seeing it was her last semester as a cheerleader Cadence was feeling just a little nervous at this point. One of her little foibles was a propensity for practical jokes. Maybe, just maybe, she'd gone a little far with her last one. The whole team seemed to be mad at her and were currently meeting to decide on a fitting penalty.
It was a bit of over-reaction as far as Cadence was concerned. It wasn't as though anyone got hurt. At least, no-one important, anyway. Muriel was only a backup cheerleader and her ankle would be fine in a few days, a week at the most. All this fuss over a harmless joke. And now they were threatening to toss her off the squad. It just wasn't fair.
When called in to face the team Cadence was wary and hiding it with an apologetic smile. Acting humble and remorseful was the key. The team actually liked her and she was good so they wouldn't want to suspend her. She hoped.
"Cadence," Helen said in what she considered to be a judicial type voice, "you've gone a bit too far this time. A couple of girls thought we should suspend you but with Muriel out of action we'd have no-one to replace you. We've decided that you're going to have to be punished and we think we've come up with a solution. If you don't agree you can always stand down from the squad."
"I'm terribly sorry," Cadence said in her eating humble pie voice. "I really didn't mean for poor Muriel to get hurt. I mean, she shouldn't even have been there."
"I know," said Helen dryly. "I suspect that I was supposed to be the target."
Cadence blushed and said nothing. Helen was correct but Helen was also athletic enough to have got out unhurt. That difference was why Muriel was only a backup cheerleader.
"You do know Luke, don't you?" Helen asked in an apparent aside.
"Ah, you mean the nerd extraordinaire Luke? The Luke that raises geekdom to new heights?"
"That's the man," said Helen smiling. "It appears that you do know him."
"Ah, yes, but what's he got to do with anything."
"He's your penalty," said Helen smiling. "Cynthia had gone to fetch him and they should be on their way here as we speak."
"Riiight. So he's my penalty. What am I supposed to do with him?"
"Fuck him."
"You're kidding." Cadence looked around at the smiling squad. "You're not kidding?"
She thought it over for a moment and could see several problems.
"How will you know I've actually fucked him?" she asked. "I can say I did and get him to back me up."
"We thought of that. That's why we're fetching him. The idea is that you will fuck him here and now and we'll be able to see for ourselves that you're doing it."
"You mean I have to fuck him with you all watching?" Cadence nearly screamed.
"No, you don't have to. You can always resign from the squad."
"OK, but might I point out that geek-boy is a prime nerd? He's probably never seen a live pussy in his life. He'll probably cream himself just getting it out of his pants."
"We thought of that and decided that that wouldn't be your fault. As long as you show willing to drop your panties and give him a good time it won't count against you if he's a flop."
Cadence gave Helen a nasty look and settled down to wait for Luke to arrive. Big deal. He'd probably blow his load before he gets it anywhere near her. Even if he didn't he'd be shooting on the first run in. A little bit of humiliation and everything would be resolved. She'd spend some time thinking of a way to get at Helen.
The time seemed to drag while waiting for Luke to arrive. Eventually Cynthia arrived, practically dragging a reluctant Luke with her. Cadence looked him over, trying to see him as a man rather than as a nerd. He wasn't too bad, she supposed. If he was a member of the team or something like that she might even go for him, but with his reputation as a nerd? Still, she was stuck with him now. At least, he didn't wear glasses.
"Cynthia tells me that you wanted to see me," Luke said, speaking generally to the group. "What can I do for you?"
"Cadence is undergoing a sort of initiation," Helen said. "Part of that initiation is that she has to fuck you, here and now. Are you willing to help her?"
Luke looked at Cadence and then back to Helen.
"Bullshit," he calmly said. "This is her last semester and she wouldn't be stuffing around with initiations at this stage. In addition any initiations are specifically banned from having any sexual antics."
He paused, looked at Cadence again, and slowly nodded.
"Got it," he said. "One of Cadence's idiot jokes backfired and you've decided to punish her and I'm it. Why didn't you just chuck her off the team? Ah, don't bother, let me guess. Muriel is your backup and Cadence has put her out of action so you don't have a backup, so Cadence gets a second chance."
Helen and Cadence both gave him nasty looks. Too clever by half was their considered opinion.
"Whatever," growled Cadence. "Are you willing to help us or not?"
"Why not? I like Muriel and you played her a rotten trick. I don't mind being the penalty in this case."
"Here and now?" he asked, turning to Helen. "I suppose the rest of you are going to insist on being witnesses?"
"Only way we'll know she doesn't lie about it," Helen said.
"Ever hear of cameras?"
"No way am I going to perform in front of a camera," snapped Cadence.
"Well that answers that question."
Luke turned to Cadence and smiled.
"Strip."
"I beg your pardon?"
"Strip. As in to divest yourself of your clothes until you are stark staring naked. If I have to fuck you I want to see what I'm getting in to, so to speak."
Cadence glared at him and then looked around at the rest of the squad. A bunch of unsympathetic faces smiled back at her. She dithered for a moment and then sighed. She had no real choice in the matter and she knew it. Slowly she started to undress, the act of doing so not made any easier by the way Luke was watching with interest.