The following is, by a certain definition, a futanari/dickgirl story. It does NOT at any point feature sex with minors (individuals below the age of 18)
Chapter 1
Thursday, May 26, 1994
Jessica wasn't like the other girls. Crouching against the brick wall of her high school, she hid the tears that rolled down her cheeks. Her strawberry blonde locks further obscured any view of her as she silently wept. Unable to face the others, she was going to miss another class as she again cried alone out in the soccer field. In the skirt and dress shirt of her school uniform she settled further down into the fresh grass, the cool morning dew wetting her naked thighs.
Why did the other girls have to be so mean to her? Their teasing was incessant - though 'tease' is a gentle word for the abuse she endured. They loved the fact that she, then eighteen, had been repeating her eleventh year of school for the second time. They called her 'stupid', or worse. She was no less intelligent than any of them, but she was well behind in her grades because of all the classes she'd miss, unable to face their cruelty.
It added insult to injury that the girls mocking her were now two years her junior. It didn't even matter any more that those younger girls didn't understand why they teased. They were simply imitating the treatment Jessica had received from her original rivals, who had already graduated. At their school, shunning Jessica was 'a thing'. The teachers and administration noticed, but cared little.
She was not a very fortunate girl at all. Her life may have been very different in a more normal school, but that was a privilege she could not enjoy. She, like all of the other girls, was an orphan. Without families, the girls of St. Vincent's Roman Catholic Girl's Orphan Secondary formed extremely tight bonds, and in turn their rivalries were just as intense. If she had family, maybe she would have learned the confidence to stand up for herself, and mistreatments such as the ones she endured would not have came to fruit.
If there were boys in the school also, maybe she would have been treated differently and felt some sort of self worth. The shunning and ostracization she received really boiled down to one unfortunate circumstance: intense jealousy, on the part of the other girls. In Jessica's almost all-female environment she didn't fully understand this, but it was indeed the case.
The teasing began at the onset of puberty. At the age of eleven, seemingly overnight, Jessica became taller than the other girls. Breasts appeared on her chest. She began to bleed from places the girls didn't yet realize they were supposed to. She was growing too much too soon and was singled out for it. As the years passed and the girls became young women the situation further soured. They would call her words like 'slut', 'bimbo', and worse, because they were jealous for how she had grown to be so exceptionally and effortlessly beautiful. A radiant gem in a sea of averageness.
She rose to her feet slowly, brushing a blade of grass off of her knee, straightening and adjusting the school uniform that fit her so unflatteringly. Slender figured at a height of 5'5", the dress shirt was a couple sizes too big for her, but it was the smallest size she could button up around her bosom, which had recently overgrown her DD cup bra. "Balloon-tits", they sometimes called her.
At that moment she felt someone's eyes upon her, a stranger's gaze from beyond the school's chain link fence. Oh, how she detested the stares of strange men. Construction workers who yelled things almost as offensive as her classmates would. Young men who said nothing, but their eyes spoke lecherous volumes. It made her feel so strange, so dirty. She scanned the fence, finally finding the person she had detected. To her surprise it was a woman, dressed proper and business-like, yet not boringly. She held a briefcase, and also had a small purse tucked against her side.
The woman smiled warmly at her. Jessica blinked a moment, then shyly gave a wave of her hand. Her observer seemed to chuckle, then with a flick of her wrist beckoned her over to have a word with her. Jessica did so, beginning to blush deeply at the state she was in: cheeks tear-stained, nose running a little. She felt only more self conscious for the way her breasts bounced with every step, those gravity defying oversized orbs a feature the others had conditioned her to be ashamed for.
"Hey darling. What's the matter? It's far too nice a morning for tears," the woman said. She spoke soothingly, and her voice was rich and gentle. Her diction was eloquent and precise.
Jessica regarded the woman more closely once they stood close, though separated by the school's fence. She was an inch or two taller than Jessica. Her business-like attire consisted of a fashionably matching jacket and skirt of subdued lavender, while a lace-trimmed black shirt was underneath, offering just a hint of cleavage upon creamy perfect skin. Her hair was in contrast to her getup, for the rich wavy black locks were accented with purple streaks. Purple apparently was her colour. She was also exceptionally beautiful, easily moreso than any woman that Jessica had ever before beheld.
"Oh, it's... nothing. I just don't like school," she replied silently, turning her gaze downward bashfully.
"Oh? Well I wouldn't have expected you to," the woman said with a chuckle. "Considering that it's late May, I'd say you don't have long until summer break anyway."
Jessica nodded. "Yes. It shouldn't be long-"
"But," the woman interrupted, "you'll still be here anyway once classes end, because you don't have anywhere else to go."
She nodded again with a sigh. "Mhmm."
"Catholic All-Girls Orphan School, eh? That really is something."
Jessica's expression soured slightly... she suspected that the stranger was mocking her. It had become a reflex of hers, to assume the worst intentions in others.
"Oh, no, I don't mean to ah... make fun. I was just observing, darling."
She and the stranger silently shared a gaze. It was then that Jessica noticed that, like her garb or streaked hair, even her eyes were purple. Deep violet in fact. And what a gaze it was - she felt like the woman could see into her, like she was reading her fears and desires. It wasn't scary. It was actually comforting. She felt a feeling of security in those violet eyes.
The woman broke their silence: "It isn't school that's the problem, it's the other girls, isn't it?"
Jessica nodded earnestly, beginning to flush with despair at the mere thought of the others.
"Oh, darling. What's your name?"
"Jessica. Jessica Hunt... is what it said on my birth certificate." And guess what fun rhymes the other girls had come up with for her last name?
"I'm Marla. And your age?"
"Eighteen."
"Oh, good! You'll be out of here in no time then! Class of ninety-four."