The following DARK story has themes of misogyny, non-consent sex, humiliation, abuse and other dark themes. If such content offends you, please do not read. This is an erotic FICTION story not meant as any sort of political or societal protest. This is purely for entertainment and never meant to happen in reality.
There is a spring in my step as I walk down the sidewalk and away from the school. It's a literally spring step too, in which my long hair bounces with each step. I'm graduated! High school is over! Forever! I never, ever have to go back.
I'm 18 and awesome, which means I'll start at Tech University in just a couple of months. No more having to be known as the nerdy girl here, but the incredibly smart woman at college. No more having to deal with the morons and idiots that made my life a pain here. No more dealing with dumb pranks and people. Now will be intelligent conversation and fun times. I'm graduated!
Ever since my freshmen year at high school, I've been bullied. Not by everyone, but by a certain group. You would think it would be the cheerleaders as they are the stereotypical bullies and I'm pretty much anti-popular, but it's not. It's not even the goth girls or the sports freaks. To be honest, I'm actually friends with most of them. The ones that mess with me are the band girls. Yeah, I know. The girls that are in the marching band. Can't believe it either. But they have been and will always will be mean.
This year was the worse in terms of their bullying. It was like the moment I turned 18, they had to amp up what they did. Before then it was just snide comments in the hallways, or whispers when I went by. Then I turned 18 and everything changed.
From knocking books out of my hands and tripping me in the hallways, to hiding my clothes in gym class when I took a shower. And then there are the pranks. Oh so many pranks. Once they shoved hundreds of condoms in my locker, so when I opened it, they all fell out, making me look like a whore. I was called Condom Girl for about a month after that.
I really don't know why they don't like me either. I'm not even in the band, nor have I ever been. Sure, in the past, way in the past, I got in a few fights with people, but who doesn't? And I don't think I ever got in any fights with any of them.
They took a hating to me one day and it has never eased up. It got downright scary at times if I'm being honest. Like the time they grabbed me in the hallway and forcefully tied my hair to a pole. They said they were going to strip me naked and leave me like that so the entire school could see, but thankfully a teacher happened to see and stop them. To this day, I'm not sure if they were going to do it or not.
One of my friends told me they hated me because of my body. That those girls wish they could have my body shape. That in the very end, they were jealous of me.
I think this is a bit silly as your body shape shouldn't matter, but I guess some people take it seriously. Not that I'm some hot girl that all the guys want to be with. I'm just, well, average. Nothing that people take a second look out, especially as I don't get dressed up but on rare occasions.
I'm just an average half Hispanic, half black girl who is a bit heavier than most. Not that I'm fat, far from it. I'm just, well, thicker. Every part of me is in proportion, thankfully, but I'm thick. From my breasts down to my bottom. But it's not like I flaunt my body or my curves. Far from it. Can't think of a time I didn't wear a t-shirt and jeans to school.
The thought of those band girl bullies leave my mind as I playfully hop on the sidewalk. I'm currently walking home from school, and to do so, I have to walk the quarter mile stretch of road from the school to the opening of my neighborhood. To get home I have to walk on the long sidewalk from school, past the forest that surrounds my neighborhood, until I reach the opening of my neighborhood.
I hear the sound of a truck revving as it leaves the school parking lot, with students exclaiming and partying. At the sound, I smile as this has been going on since school ended. Groups of students cram into cars and trucks and race away from campus, excited as I am that school is over. Every minute or so, you hear another take off as if in a race from the school.
My mind makes a strange observation about the latest truck to leave the school. The voices that are yelling and screaming that school is over are voices I know. Stopping to look, I see a black truck speeding away from school is filled...with my bullies. The band girls. They are mostly in the bed of the truck, standing and cheering at the excitement of school being over.
In reaction, I turn and rush towards the edge of the forest. Moving as fast as I can, I dart inside the forest and hide behind a tree. Praying they didn't see me, I stay hidden behind this tree, not even daring to look. I stay hidden like this until I hear the truck drive by.
Now that school is over, I am a huge target to them. That they could do whatever they wanted and no one would stop them. No teachers around and the police couldn't get here for at least ten minutes. I'm pretty much helpless, so my best option is to hide.
Peeking from behind the tree, I see the truck is gone. With a deep sigh, I step out of the forest. I know I should be more...aggressive towards them, but it's hard. You know, when they come at me to punch and kick and fight, but it's not me. I just sort of keep my head up until they are finished, knowing they will one day see how pathetic their actions are. That in the end, they will be seen as the villains and I the superhero.
Confident they are gone, I step out of the forest, having to brush leaves and vines off me as I do. Resuming my walk by heading back to the sidewalk, I notice my cell phone is on the sidewalk a ways back. Checking my pocket, I see that I did indeed lose it when I was running to the forest. So I head back to get it, starting to hop again, still overjoyed at being free from school.
I reach my cell then bend over to pick it up, and when I do, time seems to slow down. It's a weird feeling the way it does it, like someone hit the "SLOW" button on a DVD remote. Looking down I see my fingers wrap around my phone then lift it, but when I do, I hear the slow, evil sounds of cheering. Cheering coming from a pack of monsters that seem to have found their next meal.
Standing up and turning to look at the road, I see the truck filled with the band girls. It pulls up beside me, revealing that they indeed saw me. That they saw me and turned around at the nearest point. More than that, I see that every single girl in the bed of the truck is looking at me with evil intentions.