The is purely a work of fiction. The events described herein should not be mistaken for endorsement of criminal or immoral behavior. The manner in which the protagonist responds in this story is not typical behavior, and even if it were, it would in no way justify a sexual assault. If you believe that you might actually engage in a sexual assault, then you should seek out psychological help before it is too late.
The effectiveness of this story relies on psychology rather than descriptions of body parts heaving and thrusting. As a result, I recommend you start from the beginning, rather than skip to the juicy bits. I kept the story short in order to facilitate this end.
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"You promised." She dove under the arm blocking her path and headed for the kitchen. "Brad. Remember Brad?"
"That never stopped you before," I say. I follow her with my eyes as she busies herself making tea. Anything to keep from focusing on me.
"It's different now. We've been together for a year." She's gathering courage. Stating facts feeds her confidence. But nothing she says makes a difference. She must know that by now. It's not that she lies. Rather, what she said has always been a poor indicator of what she really wanted. It was like shaking one of those magic eight-balls. Whatever comes up, she believes, and expects me to believe it too. So I ignore what she says. Her past is more telling than her words.
"Uhuh."
"I told him about us. He agreed that it was early on enough that it didn't count as cheating on him." She rummages through the cabinet for sugar. She has to stand on the tips of her toes to reach the cabinet. Her breasts strain against her blouse, revealing the outline of her bra. She still has unfortunately small breasts, at least when compared to her pudgy frame. I don't mind. While her boyfriend saw it as a shortcoming, I covet it. More flesh means more canvas to work on.
"So why did you invite me here?"
She pauses, as if she hadn't considered this. "Because we're friends." She smiled, brushing her blonde hair from her shoulders. "I didn't want to lose you as a friend", she says, while pouring hot water. She tries to sound nonchalant.
"Did you tell him about your past?"
"Do you want sugar?" I didn't even ask for tea.
"Don't you think it's important for the person you love to know?" I say.
"Why should I tell him?" She looks up at me. "I told you, and you only took advantage of me for it."
I raise my eyebrows. She is a bit bolder than before.
"I had my whole future ahead of me, and you dragged me back." Yup, more bold. "I was trying to move on. I didn't want to be defined by my past anymore. I was trying to leave the past behind."
Without missing a beat, I tell her "You sound like you got that from Oprah."
"Fuck you," she said, under her breath. She dropped two teaspoons of sugar into her tea.
She may be a bit more mouthy, but she was still the same self-deluded Daisy. She thinks she can be someone else. She thinks she's in love. Time to wake her up.
I stride towards her. She doesn't look up, but she noticeably stiffens. I put one hand gently on her shoulder. With my other hand I grab the top of her blouse and rip it downwards. Buttons fly.
