She Has A Pretty Face Though (Part XIX)

Disclaimer

The following is one of many installments for a story designed specifically for my blog.  While it does step out of my usual genre, there are some things still not suitable for a younger audience.  Violent/Graphic descriptions, strong language and sexual situations may be found through different sections.  Each entry will tell a small portion of the story during different times and may not directly follow the one prior to it.  

This story follows the direct interactions, as well as the deteriorating thoughts of a young man who is struggling not only with the relationships he has with those around him, but with the relationship he has with himself as well.

Finally, all work is strictly fiction and does not reflect the views of the author.  Any resemblance to actual person(s) is only a coincidence.

If this isn’t your cup of tea, then avoid these excerpts and hopefully I’ll see you around my other posts!

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Scott tossed and turned restlessly in his sleep.  It had only been a couple of hours since Lucy had dropped him off, and no sooner than his head hit the pillow had he fallen into a deep sleep.  The last few days had taken their toll on his mind, body and soul and now he was paying for it.  Though he wouldn’t know it, anyone within earshot would be able to hear the despairing groans that were sneaking over his lips.

His sheets were damp with sweat and clung to his body, tangling him up further and further each time he flipped to his other side and tears leaked from the corners of his eyes.  It wasn’t from the pain that he cried, nor was it due his inability to sleep; not tonight.  No, tonight, he was being haunted by his unwelcome guest, the ‘other’ who spoke to him more and more frequently these days.

“That was so fucking awesome what you did to that dog, Scott, seriously!  I didn’t think you had it in you.”

“…uhhhnn…stop it,” he muttered halfheartedly.

For the moment, his pleas were answered.  He began to dream.

His body ached from a dozen different places.  It was a pain unlike anything he had ever felt.  It rose in waves, from his very core, pausing every so often as if someone were tugging at him.  He could also feel something warm wrapped around his waist.  It was a feeling that should have seemed familiar to him, but for some reason he couldn’t focus on it beyond what was currently happening.

His eyes slowly fluttered open, presenting a scene that only disoriented him, rather than giving him the answers he sought.  He knew immediately that he was lying on his back, but he couldn’t make out very many other details beyond this.  He was surrounded in near complete darkness.  There was a weak light source somewhere in the room, it may have been coming from a button on the face of a yet unseen piece of electronic equipment, but he couldn’t be sure.  

As he was searching for the source of the light, a light slurping sound from in front of him suddenly snapped his attention forward.  He narrowed his eyes, trying to make out what he was seeing, and, it looked as if there were someone sitting on top of him!  

The darkness was not complete, and as such he was able to make out the shapes of things closest to him.  Though he still suffered the pain originating in his core, it had receded to a dull sting since the last tugging sensation.  What he now felt was something he could only describe as a warm moistness around his waist.  He concentrated on this feeling.  Was he excited?  Was…was he finally experiencing something he had only thought about until this very moment?

His thoughts were interrupted by something that sounded curiously like an apple being bit into.  Another wave of pain, weaker, indescribable, washed over him with this new sound and was followed by the original, curious, slurping.

“Wha-” he mumbled softly.

“Shh,” came an equally soft, feminine response.

It was a voice he recognized but couldn’t place a name to.  His thoughts were a-jumble.  He couldn’t separate the feelings of pain that he was experiencing.  He couldn’t determine if it was pleasure that he should be experiencing.  His felt as if he were slipping away, and soon enough he was.  

He was losing himself.  It was a sensation that was as real as the touch between two people and it was something he had no control over.  Then, just as he was about to rise up from himself, that curious tugging feeling came once again from his core.  His consciousness slammed back into himself so forcefully that he raised several inches from where he lay.  He screamed.  It was as if someone had suddenly loosed a ball of boiling napalm in his stomach.

At the exact moment that his scream issued forth, so to did one from the female straddling him.  His was full of pain and fear.  Hers was mocking, and as his trailed weakly away with his breath, hers ended in laughter. 

“M-Misty?”

“Yes!  Yes!  Yes,” she screamed orgasmically.

And then, a bright light began to strobe from somewhere behind his head.  It seemed as bright as the sun to him, burning his sensitive retinas, but this was only an inconvenience compared to the horror before him.

It was, indeed, Misty Vandiver that straddled his waist.  However, contrary to what he had thought he was experiencing, she only naked above hers.  His eyes instinctively darted to the object of his (and every other boy’s) fascination, her perfect ski-sloped breasts, but there would be no enjoyment in seeing them.  They were covered in blood.  Her entire upper body was smeared in blood, with the exception of the small portion of her face above her mouth, and she was holding a bloody rope in her hands.  Except…except that wasn’t right.  It was coming from him!  It WAS him!  As he watched, horrified, she leaned forward and took a huge bite from the end of his intestine and began chewing with gusto.

The strobe light continued to flash.  The room filled with his screams and after swallowing, she leaned forward with a smile and said;

“What’s the matter Scott?  Don’t you like being inside me?”

His eyes shot open and he opened his mouth to scream, but no sound came out.  There was no sound other than the insane laughter of the other’s voice, cackling from the recesses of his mind.

She Has A Pretty Face Though (Part XVIII)

Disclaimer

The following is one of many installments for a story designed specifically for my blog.  While it does step out of my usual genre, there are some things still not suitable for a younger audience.  Violent/Graphic descriptions, strong language and sexual situations may be found through different sections.  Each entry will tell a small portion of the story during different times and may not directly follow the one prior to it.  

This story follows the direct interactions, as well as the deteriorating thoughts of a young man who is struggling not only with the relationships he has with those around him, but with the relationship he has with himself as well.

Finally, all work is strictly fiction and does not reflect the views of the author.  Any resemblance to actual person(s) is only a coincidence.

If this isn’t your cup of tea, then avoid these excerpts and hopefully I’ll see you around my other posts!

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Despite all her physical flaws, he found it easy to lose himself to her when she smiled.  Her face was out of place in proportion to the rest of her body, slender, smooth and without a blemish in sight.  Her light brown eyes, when turned upon him, radiated a mixture of intelligence and something which he couldn’t quite put his finger on.  Strawberry blond hair cascaded down her back, ending just below her shoulder blades and was held away from her face by two skillfully woven braids.

“I…  I was worried that you wouldn’t come,” she said when he was with-in earshot.

He allowed himself to slow down when he was within ten feet of her and gracefully, out of breath, came to a stop just in front of her.  Much as she had appeared in the distance to him, he placed his hands onto his hips as he fought to catch his breath.

“Come on,” she prompted.  “The movie’s about to start.”

He followed her through the entrance doors without another word, and she didn’t seem to be offering any as she moved straight for the usher, tickets in hand.  When he saw that she already had the them, he felt a wave of guilt overcome him and he flushed in embarrassment.

“You already bought the tickets,” he asked, ashamed.

She only smiled over her shoulder, an innocent enough gesture as she received the stubs, and led him to the snack booth.

“Do you want anything?  I’m having popcorn and a Diet Coke.”

From somewhere in the recesses of his thoughts he heard the sound of someone trying not to laugh.  It was a muffled sound, a derisive snicker, and he shuddered at the cruelty that was underlying it.

“Scott?”

“Sorry,” he said hastily, “I’ll just have ice water thanks.”

“Are you sure?  I’m buying.”

Her tone suggested that she wasn’t going to take no for an answer, but truth be told, he wasn’t all that hungry.  His legs trembled beneath him from the run.  His arms ached from what he’d had to do before coming here and he was emotionally drained.  He had reached the level of exhaustion which felt akin to a dry hangover.  His head ached, his stomach cramped at the thought of eating anything and he wanted nothing more than to just crash.  Despite this, he could sense the impatience growing with-in his date and stepped forward to look at the candies.

“Actually,” he drawled, “the Jujubes don’t look half bad.”

“Mmm,” she purred.  “Good choice.”

The clerk took their order and soon they were following another group of moviegoers into the theater.

“Thank you for, you know, paying.”

“Don’t be silly Scott,” she answered quickly.  “It’s the least I could do.  Not very many boys invite me out and…”

Her voice was suddenly drowned out the sound of his unwelcome guest, which had burst into gales of laughter.

“Oh my God, no shit?!  She hasn’t been out in so long that her fashion sense dates back to generations!  Jesus pleezus, that’s fucking FUNNY!!!”

“…you know?”

“Y-yeah,” he stammered.  “Me too.”

Her cheeks flared a brilliant shade of crimson and she suddenly seemed a bit nervous.

“…really?”  She asked in much the same way that she had on the phone the other night.

“Uh-oh.  Now what did you get yourself into?”

She Has A Pretty Face Though (Part XVII)

Disclaimer

The following is one of many installments for a story designed specifically for my blog.  While it does step out of my usual genre, there are some things still not suitable for a younger audience.  Violent/Graphic descriptions, strong language and sexual situations may be found through different sections.  Each entry will tell a small portion of the story during different times and may not directly follow the one prior to it.  

This story follows the direct interactions, as well as the deteriorating thoughts of a young man who is struggling not only with the relationships he has with those around him, but with the relationship he has with himself as well.

Finally, all work is strictly fiction and does not reflect the views of the author.  Any resemblance to actual person(s) is only a coincidence.

If this isn’t your cup of tea, then avoid these excerpts and hopefully I’ll see you around my other posts!

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He focused on the sound of his feet as they thundered across the pavement.  He had found a comfortable rhythm five minutes into his run and at the pace he was keeping, he would make it there with a few minutes to spare.  As it sometimes did when he was running, his mind began to wander.

“I’d almost given up hope on you.  Usually when I ask a boy to meet me, he shows up a few minutes early!”

Misty Vandiver, the most popular girl in his class.  She had it all; money, looks, friends…  There wasn’t a single thing that was out of her reach.  If she wanted it, she got it.  If she couldn’t get it, her daddy got it for her.  Sure, she was a spoiled little bitch.  There was that, but once you got past the tough exterior, she wasn’t all that bad.

“It’s okay Scott, I’m just teasing.  I’m just glad you came!”

“Yeah, that’s what she said,” he thought to himself with a chuckle.  He couldn’t help himself.  She was, after all, the most beautiful girl he had ever seen.  His heart, as well as parts unmentionable, ached for her during the lonely hours of the night.

He had replayed that day over in his head a thousand times.  Sometimes when he closed his eyes, he could still see her face just inches in front of his when they had shared that milkshake.  Her skin had looked so soft, so flawless, and even over the scent of bananas just beneath his nose, he could just detect the playful hints of perfume she was wearing.  It had reminded him of mint and roses.

She reached across the table and laid her right hand over his left.

Oh God!  Her hand had been so soft!  So delicate!  Even after she had taken it away from him, he could still feel its touch.  For several hours afterward, he knew what it must have been for those people experienced the phantom limb syndrome.  Only, in his case, it was her phantom hand running its fingers across his skin.

It wasn’t right for him to be thinking about her so, and not just because he was out of her league.  Nor was it because she was Tommy’s girl.  He shouldn’t be thinking about her like this because he was running to be with another girl, one he had promised to meet on time.

Six more minutes.

He could just see the theater in the distance.  It sat alone, a mile before him on a lonely road just on the edge of the main business district.  There had once been plans to develop further but the city had gone through some dark times a few years back, and even though they had managed to come out of them relatively unscathed, finances had to be redirected toward rebuilding their losses.

He could see her standing on the sidewalk just outside the main entrance and he involuntarily shuddered.  She was wearing a floral dress, one that wasn’t very flattering for a girl her size, and she stood with her hands on her hips as she watched him approach.  The look on her face suggested that she didn’t like to be kept waiting.

Three more minutes.