She looked at Duncan, and gasped. He looked at her puzzled. He got up and walked past her, and shook his head astonished. "Freak." He gestured, and walked off while the bell rang, leaving Courtney curled up on the floor.
Courtney started to get up, receiving some criticizing and insulting looks. She grabbed her bag, that fell from her hand during her little dramatic scene. She sank further into her jacket, and slowly approached her first class, trying to leave behind all the drama.
Attempt failed.
---
It was about the middle of school, and it was lunch time. Courtney's first four classes went by pretty smoothly. She managed not to draw any unwanted attention, but did fail at one management. Some boys were whispering and pointing towards her direction as she walked towards the cafeteria.
Courtney tried to ignore them, but they continue their taunt while following her. She didn't know why they were doing this. What had she done so wrong?
"Hey toots." Said a boy wearing a big leather jacket. He seemed to be the leader of the taunting toddlers, and was also the one to step towards her. Courtney tried to walk around him, but he put a hand out, ceasing her. "Whoa, slow down. Where you off to in such a big hurry?"
Courtney swallowed what she thought was fear, and tried to raise her head high. She looked at the leather-jacket-boy and glared at him. "Well, if you must know, I'm on my way to lunch. Just like all the other idiots in this bizarre and barbaric school."
The boy laughed, signaling his crew to laugh along.
Courtney watch the idiotic losers laugh away, and decided this was her chance. She took a large step around the boy, ready to dash off, when the leather-jacket-boy by the wrist and pulled her back. "Where do you think your going?! I wasn't finish talking to you." He squeezed Courtney's wrist making her wince in pain.
"Oww. Stop, your hurting me." She pleaded.
The boy loosened his grip from her pathetic plea, but did not release her. Instead, he pulled her towards him, grabbing her other wrist in the process. "Look, this is how it's going to work. Your going to be my new girlfriend for the rest of school, and I get to do whatever I want to you. And you won't tell anyone. Got it, Doll."
Doll? What is this; the 1950s?
Courtney scoffed, raising her foot, bashing it between his legs. Nothing else was heard, but the sound of a pathetic young man squealing in pain. Courtney looked at the rest of the gang and step towards the frighten crew. "Anybody else have something to say." They quickly shook their heads, and tumbled off.
Courtney dusted her self off, smugly grinning, and walked down the hall feeling 10 times better.
---
He combed his hand through her hair, whole sucking her throat hard, as she moaned lustfully. He drew his other hand further down the limit, reaching her crouch. She started to become stiff, and than grab his creeping hand. "Wait!" She suddenly said, making him stop completely.
Duncan looked at his girlfriend, Kimberly, confused. "What now, we were just getting to the good part." Duncan said, trying to continue his seducing.
Kim slightly pushed him away. "Duncan stop. I don't think were ready for this, I mean were only 16."
Duncan rolled his eyes. Duncan was unimpressed, and just scoffed. Why is that every girl says the same thing? Their to young, and this other crap. He was ready (Or at least he thought he was) why wasn't she? "Don't worry Babe, we're ready." He tried again to continue, but then was pushed repeatedly away from Kim.
"Duncan...!" She called. He ignored, kept trying. Kim finally ripped herself away from his grip, pushing him back as hard as she could. "STOP!"
Duncan cursed under his breath, watched her scold him. "It's over. I can't take this anymore."
He rolled his eyes, and watched her leave. "Whatever! Like I gave a shit about you."
Kim tried hard not cry, but she started to, and than ran off.
Duncan wasn't the nicest guy you could meet, as you can see. He was a guy, guys have needs, and those needs were meant to be done, otherwise things would get ugly.
Duncan trudged the almost direction, and stuffed his hands into his pocket. He thought about Kim. Her and his relationship was the longest one he had ever had, and it only lasted a month. He didn't realize how bad he was to all his girls until now, but didn't bother to care. Duncan knew was a womanizer, and good one to. He couldn't help. If a girl throws herself at you, what do you expect from a guy like him, he's Duncan for crying out loud!
Duncan walked into the Cafeteria, getting a few flirty looks from some girls, and couple of glares from their boyfriends. He notice Geoff, his best buddy, waving his hand frantically, beckoning him towards him. "Yo! Best Buddy for Life! Over here!"
Duncan groaned, and walked over. He tried not draw anymore attention towards him. "Geoff," Said he, "I was kidding when I said you can call me that, dude."
Duncan sat down, while Geoff continue to ignoring everything Duncan had said in the last few seconds. "Whatever man. Hey dude, did you hear about the new girl. I heard that she beat up Richard and his gang." Geoff explained.
Duncan smirked. "I don't know all about that, but I yeah, I have heard of her. I actually had a little episode with her."
Geoff's eyes went wide. "Really. Is she hot?"
"Dude, you have a girlfriend."
"I know man, but still."
"Well, yeah...actually hell yeah! This girl is smoking, but she's a total buzz kill, much of a freak. She totally had a little freak show 4 minutes into our introduction."
"Wow."
"You can say that again."
"Wow."
Duncan looked at Geoff. "Why do I hang out with you?"
"Because I'm your best buddy."
Duncan almost smiled. Geoff was his best friend. He could trust him with anything. He was like his old dog Pete, he was a Man's Best Friend.
Before Duncan could say another word, something caught his attention, did a complete 180 to get a better view.
Yes, it was Courtney, and Duncan's mind went empty and his heart skipped another beat. He watched as she grabbed her tray, and strolled across the room, running into his eye zone. Duncan couldn't help but stare. She was hot as hell.
He stared her up and down, but mostly down. He gave an approving look. "Fine ass." He mumbled to himself.
Lucky for him, Courtney didn't here, and she went on by, and chose the furthers table, away from public. Geoff notice Duncan staring, and waved a hand in front of his face. "Yo, dude, you there?" He asked. He looked his way, and finally realized what he was eyeballing. "Dude, I've never seen that look on your face, while watching a girl."
Duncan snapped back. "I wasn't watching her." Fibbed he.
"Yeah you were, dude."
Duncan scoffed. "Okay! I was looking her down, I've done it to other girls before."
"Yeah, but not like you done her. You made this face, almost like...like..like that word. What was it again; l-"
"Don't you dare finish that word! I was just checking her."He lied once more.
"Whatever, dude."
Duncan turned around again, and took one more glance at her. She was beautiful, he had to admit, and she made him feel weird. She made he feel different, something he couldn't explain.
She was something...he just to figure out what.
Courtney started to get up, receiving some criticizing and insulting looks. She grabbed her bag, that fell from her hand during her little dramatic scene. She sank further into her jacket, and slowly approached her first class, trying to leave behind all the drama.
Attempt failed.
---
It was about the middle of school, and it was lunch time. Courtney's first four classes went by pretty smoothly. She managed not to draw any unwanted attention, but did fail at one management. Some boys were whispering and pointing towards her direction as she walked towards the cafeteria.
Courtney tried to ignore them, but they continue their taunt while following her. She didn't know why they were doing this. What had she done so wrong?
"Hey toots." Said a boy wearing a big leather jacket. He seemed to be the leader of the taunting toddlers, and was also the one to step towards her. Courtney tried to walk around him, but he put a hand out, ceasing her. "Whoa, slow down. Where you off to in such a big hurry?"
Courtney swallowed what she thought was fear, and tried to raise her head high. She looked at the leather-jacket-boy and glared at him. "Well, if you must know, I'm on my way to lunch. Just like all the other idiots in this bizarre and barbaric school."
The boy laughed, signaling his crew to laugh along.
Courtney watch the idiotic losers laugh away, and decided this was her chance. She took a large step around the boy, ready to dash off, when the leather-jacket-boy by the wrist and pulled her back. "Where do you think your going?! I wasn't finish talking to you." He squeezed Courtney's wrist making her wince in pain.
"Oww. Stop, your hurting me." She pleaded.
The boy loosened his grip from her pathetic plea, but did not release her. Instead, he pulled her towards him, grabbing her other wrist in the process. "Look, this is how it's going to work. Your going to be my new girlfriend for the rest of school, and I get to do whatever I want to you. And you won't tell anyone. Got it, Doll."
Doll? What is this; the 1950s?
Courtney scoffed, raising her foot, bashing it between his legs. Nothing else was heard, but the sound of a pathetic young man squealing in pain. Courtney looked at the rest of the gang and step towards the frighten crew. "Anybody else have something to say." They quickly shook their heads, and tumbled off.
Courtney dusted her self off, smugly grinning, and walked down the hall feeling 10 times better.
---
He combed his hand through her hair, whole sucking her throat hard, as she moaned lustfully. He drew his other hand further down the limit, reaching her crouch. She started to become stiff, and than grab his creeping hand. "Wait!" She suddenly said, making him stop completely.
Duncan looked at his girlfriend, Kimberly, confused. "What now, we were just getting to the good part." Duncan said, trying to continue his seducing.
Kim slightly pushed him away. "Duncan stop. I don't think were ready for this, I mean were only 16."
Duncan rolled his eyes. Duncan was unimpressed, and just scoffed. Why is that every girl says the same thing? Their to young, and this other crap. He was ready (Or at least he thought he was) why wasn't she? "Don't worry Babe, we're ready." He tried again to continue, but then was pushed repeatedly away from Kim.
"Duncan...!" She called. He ignored, kept trying. Kim finally ripped herself away from his grip, pushing him back as hard as she could. "STOP!"
Duncan cursed under his breath, watched her scold him. "It's over. I can't take this anymore."
He rolled his eyes, and watched her leave. "Whatever! Like I gave a shit about you."
Kim tried hard not cry, but she started to, and than ran off.
Duncan wasn't the nicest guy you could meet, as you can see. He was a guy, guys have needs, and those needs were meant to be done, otherwise things would get ugly.
Duncan trudged the almost direction, and stuffed his hands into his pocket. He thought about Kim. Her and his relationship was the longest one he had ever had, and it only lasted a month. He didn't realize how bad he was to all his girls until now, but didn't bother to care. Duncan knew was a womanizer, and good one to. He couldn't help. If a girl throws herself at you, what do you expect from a guy like him, he's Duncan for crying out loud!
Duncan walked into the Cafeteria, getting a few flirty looks from some girls, and couple of glares from their boyfriends. He notice Geoff, his best buddy, waving his hand frantically, beckoning him towards him. "Yo! Best Buddy for Life! Over here!"
Duncan groaned, and walked over. He tried not draw anymore attention towards him. "Geoff," Said he, "I was kidding when I said you can call me that, dude."
Duncan sat down, while Geoff continue to ignoring everything Duncan had said in the last few seconds. "Whatever man. Hey dude, did you hear about the new girl. I heard that she beat up Richard and his gang." Geoff explained.
Duncan smirked. "I don't know all about that, but I yeah, I have heard of her. I actually had a little episode with her."
Geoff's eyes went wide. "Really. Is she hot?"
"Dude, you have a girlfriend."
"I know man, but still."
"Well, yeah...actually hell yeah! This girl is smoking, but she's a total buzz kill, much of a freak. She totally had a little freak show 4 minutes into our introduction."
"Wow."
"You can say that again."
"Wow."
Duncan looked at Geoff. "Why do I hang out with you?"
"Because I'm your best buddy."
Duncan almost smiled. Geoff was his best friend. He could trust him with anything. He was like his old dog Pete, he was a Man's Best Friend.
Before Duncan could say another word, something caught his attention, did a complete 180 to get a better view.
Yes, it was Courtney, and Duncan's mind went empty and his heart skipped another beat. He watched as she grabbed her tray, and strolled across the room, running into his eye zone. Duncan couldn't help but stare. She was hot as hell.
He stared her up and down, but mostly down. He gave an approving look. "Fine ass." He mumbled to himself.
Lucky for him, Courtney didn't here, and she went on by, and chose the furthers table, away from public. Geoff notice Duncan staring, and waved a hand in front of his face. "Yo, dude, you there?" He asked. He looked his way, and finally realized what he was eyeballing. "Dude, I've never seen that look on your face, while watching a girl."
Duncan snapped back. "I wasn't watching her." Fibbed he.
"Yeah you were, dude."
Duncan scoffed. "Okay! I was looking her down, I've done it to other girls before."
"Yeah, but not like you done her. You made this face, almost like...like..like that word. What was it again; l-"
"Don't you dare finish that word! I was just checking her."He lied once more.
"Whatever, dude."
Duncan turned around again, and took one more glance at her. She was beautiful, he had to admit, and she made him feel weird. She made he feel different, something he couldn't explain.
She was something...he just to figure out what.
